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AS"m\A_/ PLAN NORTH OAER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN DES STAFF o,to24t Flrrx oIGOK ooHr.Crrgcz101 IJJUz|IJoa IJJ IJJV) Uz e,IIJ co d^ 3HH" ;asi6 398 E9UE e;=: ARCH ITECTS nff.Tgt ffi lr-or rec r-ewr- |t--ll-+ tA200l o Cffi^LA1 Depotment of Commwtity Developnent 75 Soath Frontage Road Vail, Colordo El657 97U479-2138 FAX 970-479-2452 www.ci.vail.co.tts . ACTIONT1ORM Februry 15,2006 RE: PBC05-0096 On February 13,20fl6, the Plaming md Environmcntal Conmisrion @EC) UPruLD the odrninistator's determin4ion of an inconplete qplication byavote of tGl (Kjesbo recwcd). ; Please see the attached StaffMenrorandum and AgendA boft datcd Fcbrury 13, 2006 for detailcd infornation. trro,*r^"o TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: MEMORANDUM Planning and Environmental Commission Community Development Department February 13,2006 An appeal, pursuant to Section 12-3-38, Appealof Administrative Actions, Vail Town Code, appealing a staff determination of an incomplete variance application, 1146 Casolar Del Norte Drive/Lot A7, Block A9, Casolar Vail, and sefting forth details in regard thereto. (PEC05-0096) Applicant Eric Beringause, represented by Fritzlen Pierce ArchitectsPlanner: Matt Gennett |il. SUBJECT PROPERTY The property for which a variance application from the Gross Residential Floor Area (GRFA) standards of the Residential Cluster (RC) zone district was made is focated at 1146 Casolar Del Norte Drive/Lot A7, Block A9, Casolar Vail. More specifically, Unit 64, 1190 Casolar Del Norte Drive, Casolar at Vail subdivision was the subject property of the variance application withdrawn due to its incompleteness. PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION JURISDICTION Pursuant to Section 12-3-38-1, Appeal of Administrative Actions; Authority, Vail Town Code, the Planning and Environmental Commission has the authority to hear and decide appeals from any decision, determination or interpretation by any Town of Vail administrative official with respect to the provisions of the Title 1 2, Zoning Regulations, Vail Town Code. PROCEDURAL CRITERIA FOR APPEALS Pursuant to Sections 12-3-3V2 and 12-3-38-3, Appeal of Administrative Actions; lnitiation and Procedures, Vail Town Code, there are three basic criteria for an appeal: A) standing of the appellant; B) adequacy of the notice of appeal; and C) timeliness of the notice of appeal. A) Standinq of the Apoellant The appellant has standing to appeal the administrative decision related to the straff determination that the application made on behalf of Eric Beringhause by Fritzlen-Pierce Architects, December 12, 2006, lor a variance from Section 12-6E-8: Density Control, Residential Cluster (RC) zone district, Vail Town Code, did not contain sufficient materials for review and must therefore be withdrawn. o tv. B) AdequacvoftheNoticeoftheApoeal The application for this appeal was filed by the property owner of Unit 6A, Lot A7, Block A9, Casolar Vail, Mr. Eric Beringhause. The Appeals Form and the materials required for its submission have been determined to be complete by the Community Development Department. C) Timeliness of the Notice of Appeal The Administrative Section of the Town's Zoning Code (12-3-38-3, Procedures) states the following: "A written notice of appeal must be filed with the Administrator or with the department rendering the decision, determination or interpretation within twenty (20) calendar days of the decision bcoming final. lf the last day for filing an appeal falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or a Town-observed holiday, the last day for filing an appeal shall be extended b the next business day. The Administratofs decision shall become final at the next Planning and Environmental Commission maeting (or in the case of design related decision, the next Design Review Board meeting) following the Administratofs decision, unless the decision is called up and modified by the Board or Commission." The applicant submitted a complete appeal application within the twenty (20) day requirement. NATURE OF THE APPEAL On December 12,2006, William Pierce of Fritzlen Pierce Architects, on behalf of Mr. Eric Beringhause, filed an official appeals form to the Town of Vail Community Development Department. The nature of the appeal is generally described below. The appellant is appealing the following administrative determination: 1) lt was determined by Staff that the appellant's application for a variance from Section 12-6E-8: Density Control, Residential Cluster (RC) zone district, Vail Town Code, was incomplete based upon Section 12-17-2, Application Information Required for a Variance application (see Attachment A, staff lefter) because it lacked the following, required application materials: A stamped, topographic survey of 1146 Casolar Del Norte Drive/Lot A7, Block A9, Casolar Vail, for use in calculating build-able site area and subsequently, the allowable Gross Residential Floor Area (GRFA) for the entire site. Staff cannot use anecdotal information or make assumptions based upon historical records to determine what is existing floor area, or what the actual allowable GRFA for this development site. Complete floor plans, efsting and proposed, drawn at an appropriate scale .lor loJ[falves of the existing duplex 9n Lot 6 in order for Staff to accuratelyiffiinffihat remains with respect to not only GRFA, but other such parameters as site coverage, landscape area, v. setbacks, and any other zoning standards which might also require a \Nariance. o Accurate, verifiable calculations of the total amount of existing GRFA on the entirety of what is known as Lot A7, Block Ag, Casolar Vail, in order to determine whether a variance from the GRFA restrictions of the Residential Cluster (RC) zone district is required in this instiance. Without knowing the actual constructed amount of GRFA on site, Staff cannot accurately determine what amount of GRFA, if any, remains for the development site. The appellant's statement as to the specific nature of the appeal is attached (Aftachment B), as is documentation of his research into the Town's legal files for the subject property (Attachment C). REQUIRED ACTION To Uphold/Overturn/Modify the administrative action. Section 12-3-38-5, Findings, details the requirements for action taken by the Planning and Environmental Commission as follows: "The Planning and Environmental Commission (or the Design Review Board in the case of design guidelines) shall on all appeals make specific findings of fact based directly on the particular evidence presented to it. These frndings of fact must support conclusions that the standards and conditions imposed by he requirements of this Title have or have not been met." STAFF RECOMMENDATION The Community Development Department recommends that the Planning and Environmental Commission upholds the administrative action which determined that an application for a variance was incomplete and therefore unable to be effectively processed, and was therefore subsequently withdrawn. In accordance with the information presented in this memorandum, and the exhibits attached hereto, staff recommends that the Planning and Environmental Commission makes the following finding: 1. That the Community Development Departnent Aministrator has apprcpriately determined that the application for a Grcss Re5idential Floor Area (GRFA) variance submifted on behalf of Mr Beinghause of 1190 Casolar Del Nofte Drtve, Unit 6N Lot A7, Block Ag, Casolar Vail, lvas incomplete and had to be withdrawn by he Administrabr. ATTACHMENTS A. Staff Letter of Incompleteness and Withdrawal dated January 4,2006 B. Appellant's Representiative's Response to Staff Letter C. Documentation of Appellant's Representative's Research vt. vil. JAN.1E,a0A5 6:A6Pfl N0.25? P,?/Z Appeals Form , Drpiltrient of Comrnunity Developmant' 79 South Frontage Road', VsU c.clondo 81657 tel: 970.479.2139 tux: 970.479'2452 web: Ulry41ligqrcgtr General lnformsdon: ThiS form iS required br flltng an appol of a Sbff, Daslgn Review 8oard, ort Planning and.Envilontneobl Commigsion acioddeclslon, A complete fonn and rssoclated r€quiren€Jits must be submlt&d to tiB Communlty Dcwlopmcnt Department within twenty (20) alendar days ot'the dlsputsd adion/deqson, Doec thir appeal involve a specific parccl of lanoz(y6D(no) If yrr, rru you .n td.sent Froperty own.r? (yes)@ Daleof Acdon/Dcclsion: Board or Staff p€Fon rcndcring action/decigon! Nrme of Appclbnt(s): Hrlllng Addrcs$: LEr$& ",f 1t'o*l-'gruuEton, Aaa!-te-y'A LLegal Drscrlption of Apprllrnt(r) 9igneturr(s): Subnittel Regulremerrts:i. On e separtte she* or $parate sfree$ of paper, prcvide a d€tailed oglarutbn of hour yotl are rn "aggrlsred or udw|taly rffectcd p€con', 2. C;; separate theet or separ-ae sh€6 of paper, spEcfy the predse nature of the €ppeal. Please citt gpedflc code g€dlons having rclevance to $e action beirB appealed. 3. provide a llst of names snd addiesses (both mailirg and physiaal Eddress€s In Vall) of all owners of grcperty whc are the subJed of the appeBl and all edjacent property owrEnJ (including ownets who6e propcdes arc €8para)€d from the subject property by a right'of'way, stream, or other inlervening bailier),4. Povide starnped, addrusstd envdopes for each proPerty omcr liste.d in (3,). (Attach 6 list of moru sp€ce is t€qulr6d). PL€ASE SUEMTT THIS FOR''{ AND ALL SUSMMAL REqUIREUETTS TO: TO^,N 0F vAlr" o€PARTMENT OF @MMUNn'Y DeIELoPMEIIT, 75 SO|JTH FROMrTGE ROAo, VNL, C(xORAoo 81657. .* RECEIUEO JANIIlIf, F iLs€lr\cd.vlFORMSIAFpLtC'vcFprtlr.dos 80PyFIL T Department of Community Development 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 970-479-2138 FAX 970-479-2452 www.ci,vail.co.us /: .fftar:hment: A- I Jarr'tery 4,2006 William Pierce Fritzlen-Pierce Architects 1650 East Vail Valley Drive, Fallridge C-l Vail, Colorado 81657 Dear Bill, As we discussed this aftemoon, I am returning the variance application submitted by your firm on behalf of Mr. Beringhause because staff has determined its contents are incomplete. The status of the application will be entered into our system as being '$ithdrawn" The following materials are the minimum required to adequately analyze a variance request such as the one made on behalf of Mr. Beringhause: o A stamped, topographic survey of 1146 Casolar Del Norte Drive/Lot A7, Block A9, Casolar Vail, for use in calculating build-able site area and subsequently the allowable Gross Residential Floor Area (GRFA) for the entire site;r Complete floor plans of both sides of the existing duplex on Lot 6 drawn at the appropriate scale; andr Accurate, verifiable calculations of the total amount of existing GRFA on the entirety of what is known as Lot A7, Block A9, Casolar Vail, in order to determine whether a variance from the GRFA restrictions of the Residential Cluster (RC) zone district is required in this instance. Please do not hesitate to contact me directly if you have any questions regarding this letter or the applicatiou requirements for a variance request. I look forward to speaking with you soon. Matthew R. Gennett, AICP Community Development Departrnent Town of Vail Offrce: (970) 479-2140 Fax: (970) 479-2452 {g*nouor^"o ;|'o ERC Attachment B ARCHtTL\-rJ vAtL. coLoRAoo Lynn frilzlen, AlA. ,Architect Wrlliam f. Pierce, Architect Kathy fleslinga, Business Manager January 10, 2006 FRITZLEN PI Matthew R. Gennett, AICP Department of Community Development Town of Vail 75 S. Frontage Road Vail, CO 81657 Re: Your letter ofJanuary 4,ZOOG Application for Variance, Beringause Residence, Ulnit 6A, Casolar Vail Matthew, In accordance with Chapter 3 of Title l2 (12-3-3) of the Town Code, and on behalf of my client, Eric Beringause, I would like to file a formal Appeal of the Staff Decision to "withdraw" my application for a Variance, submitted on December 12, 2005, due to the determination that the contents are incomplete. lt is my opinion that the material submitted does meet the submittal requirements for a Variance. I would like to have this appeal heard by the Planning and Environmental Commission at their next meeting, January 23, 2006. It is clear that numerous Zoning Reviews have been performed and numerous Building Permits issued throughout the Casolar Subdivision that are based on a maximum GRFA of 1690 sq. ft. as defined in the Subdivision Covenants. In fact in early 1995, a "250 square foot addition" was permitted on this Property in that it was determined that the 1690 sq. ft., as well as the allowed 225 sq. ft. were used. lt was agreed, at that time, with the addition of the 250 sq. ft., there was no additional square footage available for this Dwelling. It seems that the Staff, based on the material requested in your letter, is attempting to determine if there is existing GRFA available in the Subdivision. lf there is GRFA the Staff feels it would not be necessary to provide a Variance for Mr. Beringause's Addition. ln my opinion it is inappropriate to require my client to evaluate Zoning characteristics for the entire Casolar Subdivision. l. There are Four Unbuilt Dwelling Units in the Casolar Subdivision. How would GRFA be assigned to these Units, assuming that there were GRFA available? 2. lt would be and highly invasive, and potentially illegal for Mr. Beringause to calculate the GRFA of Units that do not belong to him. The new methods of calculating CRFA exaserbate the difficulty of the calculation. Original and I650 East Vail Valley Drive, Fallridge C*1, Vail, Colorado 81657 P: 970.476.634? F:970.476.4941 t: info@vaila rchitsc ts,com w\4,w.vai larchitecls.com o RCEFRITZLEN PIE ARCHITECTS VAIL, COLORADO existing grades as well as room heights over I 7 feet would need assessment. It seems unnecessary to discuss the cost of such an evaluation. 3. lt seems possible, at considerable expense, to determine the exact "Build- able Area" for the subdivision. My question remains: Without the answer to Item I (above) and the onerous calculations described in ltem 2 (above), what value does the topographic survey and "Build-able Area" provide? ln closing, I believe there is sufficient basis for my request for a Variance based on the historical reliance on the GRFA limit of 1690 sq. ft. throughout the Casolar Subdivision. Please feel free to contact me on this matter and I look forward to the PEC hearing on January 23,2pO6. ',.,,. Hand delivered January 10, 2006 1650 East Vail Valley Drive, Fallfidge C* l, Vail, Colorado 81657 P:970.476.6342 r:970.476.4941 E: i nfo/iDvailarchitects.com www.vailarchitects.com '2 PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION PUBLIC MEETING February 13,2006 PROJECT ORIENTATION - Town Gouncil Chambers. PUBLIC WELCOME 1:30 pm 1. Staff memorandums were discussed with Commission members; no direction given. MEMBERSPRESENT MEMBERSABSENT Dave Viele Anne Fehlner-Gunion Chas Bernhardt Doug Cahill George Lamb Rollie Kjesbo BillJewitt Site Visits: Driver: Public Hearing - Town Council Chambers 2:00 pm 1. A requestforfinal reviewof an appeal of an administrative action, pursuantto Section 12-3-3, Appeals, Vail Town Code, appealing the staff determination of an incomplete development application, 1146 Sandstone Drive/Lot A7, Block A9, Casolar Vail, and setting forth details in regard thereto. (PEC05-0096) Applicant: Eric Beringause, represented by Fritzlen Pierce Architects Planner: Matt Gennett AGTION: Upheld Staff Determlnation MOTION: Jewitt SECOND: Bernhardt VOTE: 5-0-1 (Kjesbo recused) Rollie Kjesbo recused himself from the item as he has a conflict of interest. Matt Gennett gave a presentation per the staff memorandum. Bill Pierce, representing the applicant, handed out a document with multiple exhibits and gave a presentation regarding the overall subdivision. On the map presented it was identified that there are several homes constructed on the site and two lots which are plafted but not constructed. The applicant stated that the items being requested by staff are too onerous and an invasion of privacy in order to do GRFA calculations for other units. He stated that the Town's legal file clearly identifies that there is no GRFA remaining and Arthur Beringause, father of the applicant, stated that the cunent residence is small and difficult for his disabled son to maneuver around the home. He would like to make some changes to their existing home in order to make it easier for his son to come to the house. Not asking for pity or empathy or money just the ability to make some minor changes to their existing house. David Viele asked several questions regarding the possible re-plafting of the property. He personally feels like requesting a resubdivision and asking for any associated variances regarded to have the plat comply with the Residential Cluster zone district. Page 1 Matt Gennett, stated that with the minimum lot size and minimum buildable lot area required in the Residential Cluster District it would be difficult to re-subdivide the parcel and have parcels which comply with the zoning. George Lamb believes there is a historic lineage leading to 1690 as the maximum GRFA. With lhe 225 and 250 having been built it is clear that the unit is over 1690 and the ability to come in for a variance is there. However, a survey of the immediate area will be needed to establish height, site coverage, etc. Bill Jewitt discussed the desirability of the association providing the survey. He feels a survey is absolutely needed and is tom over whether or not 1690 sq ft of GRFA should be used as the standard. He further suggested doing the survey and determining the allowable GRFA. Then dividing the allowable GRFA by the number of units and that would give the allowable GRFA for each unit. No use of GRFA by one unit would negatively affect another unit. This would require proper notification of all members of the association. The Commission directed staff to go back with the applicant and develop some fair and reasonable options. ln general, the Commissioners stated that a topographical survey was necessary. 2. A request for a final review of a conditional use permit, pursuant to Chapter 12-16, Conditional Uses, to allow for the temporary use of the tennis facility for conferences and conventions, located at Special Development District No. 4, Cascade Village, Area A, 1300 Westhaven Drive, and setting forth details in regard thereto. (PEC06-0002) Applicant Vail Cascade Resort and Spa, represented by Don MacLachlan Planner: Matt Gennett AGTION: Approved with condition(s) MOTION: Viele SEGOND: Jewitt VOTE:6-0-0 Matt Gennett gave a presentation per the staff memorandum. The applicant was not present. Jim Lamont, representing the Vail Village Homeowners Association, asked about what could be done if parking became a problem. He also asked about how the traffic impact fee is assessed to a project which gets a yearly CUP to increase the number of trips. The Commissioners supported approval of the conditional use permit with the condition specified in the staff memorandum. 3. A request for a recommendation to the Vail Town Council of an amendment to the Lionshead Redevelopment Master Plan, pursuant to Section 2.8, Adoption and Amendment of the Master Plan, Lionshead Redevelopment Master Plan, to amend the Lionshead Study Area Boundaries and Chapter 5, Detailed Plan Recommendations, to include the study "West Lionshead'area, generally located at 646, 862, 890, 923, 934, 953, 1000, and 1031 South Frontage Road WesULot 54 and Tract K of Glen Lyon Subdivision, Tracts C and D, Vail Village Filing 2, and several unplafted parcels (a more complete legal description is avaihbb at the Community Development Department), and setting forth detrails in regard thereto. (PEC06-0008) Applicant: Vail Resorts Development Company, Town of Vail, and Glen Lyon Office Building General Partnership Planner: Wanen Campbell ACTION: Tabled to March 13, 2006 MOTION: Lamb SEGOND: Bernhardt VOTE: 5-0-l (Viele recused) Dave Viele recused himself from the item as he is one of the applicants. Page 2 .- irEtv v wards ' Ti I keneier or lulillcr Co rcoran Duane PiPer Jirn }lorgan The neeting tras called to order by the chairnan, Gerry ltlhite' 1.-. ApprovaL of r.rinu!es-of Deccmber 8. 1980 necting' lloger, Vote n'45 unallrmous. Dan rnoved to linox dcn s it contl'ol variance Ca-solar II, tlcsub Lot A-7 Lionsrj dge. Peter Pattcn explained that this was first brought to a PIC neeting j'n october' 1980' The events vrc:re compl icated, anci there iras a baiic di-sagrer:rent in the Sequence of event betrr'ccn the Torr,n of Vait staff and Mr. l'hrox. tle explaincd -Lhat Jirn Rubin had written a rnemo r.,-hich i)eter read: "he (lino-x) clear'ly under-stotd the 1400 sq ft per unit and the r for- the sl.ope analysis. IIe i1etr ihat it ir., .qt to- lirn to allocate the squaie footage i Casolar II. lle was ,l*u"r totd that he could tianfer €.{tra squ4ls tootage. floin .Casoiar l peter cxplairrcd a teiif=ftot Diana 1'oughi11 <ta.ted Januar-y 8; 19Sl distributed just be:{ the neeting. Diana: As I see it, part of the disagrcnrerrt j.s t'rirether the Town had the responsi'bilit1 to enfor:ce the co./enalrts or trhatever, pcitai-ninp, to thc GIIFA' As I renenbcl' the vrhole thing as i1. r.rent thru the oriSinal apploval, i.s that the Tom in fact requircd that cer thirrgs be prit in tirc covc)rart;, an,i ii sales contracts elxl a nrtntbe:: cf other things' s< iirri'irr"ii;;;;il in fact "r,io."o the GiiFA so t';e v.'culdutt cnd up t:ith problens latcr' Ge::4,: llhat ycu arc refcrrini{ to al:e the restrictions j.tr t-ertns of 1:ct.a1 size. Diarra: No, thc maxinttin 6llFA per unit. I looked back at sorne of the files' and I think if you looll at ti,at]'-iouiii fi"a ny ol'iginal notes on tltc col'enants, rnaking ccrtain rct ments in ternrs of changeS in the covereaiits sc that tlrere t'ras a rna-xil::uie GRI:'{ 1:er unit si in the covctlants. Dan: As you recall, then, thcre was a tnaxirrt n, aud evelr- though the Torn-rcvicwed everi brrj,lding thrt ccmes titrough, crrcn if an)' ollc ol' t\{o ot tiu'ee of tlroso bui}clings l\'cl'e o1 and yere appr.qvcd as bcing ovcr:, they r,'trcntt beiirg approvcd as individual' tircy wcrc I hplliing agaitrst the gr':rnd total? Diana: Thc ua1'I rent'trbel. it, it was on a pcr unit thing bccause it r"rs dividcd into ' or parccls lrrrd that the nra-tintirrrr GIIFA applici by urlii, to cach unit, and th:rL thcre was a unit nxx r.ttthcr thnn ir totirl rrlax. Darr; so if the Totrlt epllrovccl ?00 cxtllr fcct' oll l)ilrccl I ?' or tt'lrrtcvcr' tltt: ntrnbcts arr th:rt didn,t thcn ltrtoti:itticalll'colnc ofi of thc l:rst per'<:cl to bc ttcvcloPcJ'j li cach o: r,rrs in<livirhrlrllI rcvicivctl $nd if al:JrIoYctl, thxt rt'rS not Soingi to affcct thc l st tltlit Sctting bttiIt? Dj:rna: That rs thc rluy I rcr:renbcr lt. rLANN ING 1981 ANt) TNVIRON|U[I{]NL 3:00 p.m. CO}.$IISSION MEETINi; l:;-,*- Attachment: C-- STAFI.' PRESENT Dick Ryan Peter Patten BetsY Rosolack COUNCIL REPRESEi\ITATIVE Bill lirilto approve, seconded bY Q*&AA= SINGLE-F'AI"IILY RESIDENTIAI,, TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAI-, & TWO-FAMILY t{t' SECONDARY/RESIDENTIAL ZONING CHECK LIST LegaL Owner Description lar A-? /-LorsBna+ t t jpel Architect F{+po.:, e^ .'rt"n.r, * = Ol<- *= OtC Parking: COMI{ENTS: L' +5rr Slope ActuaL Avalanche Flood Plain e tl>Slope CreekDistance from Trees Remqved zone District fu Proposed use ?",rLaa Lot Area ,*rr'7 4 Height (Actual) Setbacks: Distance Betvreen G.R.F.A. Allowed Primary Unit Site Coverage: Allowed-Lot Area Landscaping: Required-tot Area , sides lf4 aes 6R Aqtual:.-itbf- 6fiEFE.R.F.A. Aciual Secondary Unit Required 4 * Actuar 7'"ltfFn Drive: Slope Permitted Environmental/Haz ard : tilT Admini'strator Zoning Date Legal Description: Owner Zone District ZONE C}IECK for P/S ZONE DISTRICTS Fil ing Archi tect lEh/l t3 SFR, R,R 0Lot / B]ock.r_- Proposed Use 3F' Proposed 9!'l ....-*..'..'.','- Setbacks: Front-Required 20' Proposed Sides-Required l5' Proposed Rear -Required l5' Proposed l.latercou rse-requi red Proposed _ Ar'fovred fu?a/ u/{ Primary A'llovred _ Secondary Al lowed S'ite Coverage: Al I owed GRFA: GRFA: Landscaping: Parl,.ing: Requi red Requi red Primary Secondary Proposed Proposed Proposed Proposed Proposcd Propc: ed ActualDrive: Slope Permitted. Environmenta'l/Hazards: Av.l'lanche Fl ood Pr'ain S.l ope Slope Zonin$:Approv Drio. 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Building Name: froject Description: Owner. Address and Phone: ArchitecVContact, Address and Phone: J,J Legal Description: Lot 4p Block Proiect Street Address: Comments: Zone District LC Motion by:Vote: Seconded by: I Approval ! Disapproval ,Astaff Approval Conditions: Town Planner DRB Fee Pre-paid :-/'f&4 5 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 303 -479-2 I 38 / 479-2 I 39 FAX 303-479-2452 February 10, 1995 Department of Comnrunity Deve lopment Mr. Eric Beringouse 1190-A Casolar Drive Vail, CO 81657 RE: Lot 6, Casolar Del Norte Dear Eric: &O In response to your letter dated February 8, 1995, lwant to clarify what the GRFA potential is )et for your residence. Each side of a duplex within Casolar is entitled to 1,690 square leet of GRFA. In addition to this, both dwelling units of the duplex are allowed a credit of 225 square feet, for a total of 1,915 square feet. As part of your application to remodel the crawl space, your architect will need to provide as-built drawings, documenting how much of the allowable GRFA has been used. Any portion of the total 1 ,915 square feet that has already been used wiil not be available for your remodeling project. Concerning the portion of your request that would utilize the 250, the GRFA allowance will probably not be available in the future. As we discussed, the Town Council will be reviewing an ordinance that deletes the 250 option in the near future. I expect that if you can complete an application submitted no later than March 1st, you would be considered "grandfathered". Please call me if you or your architect have any questions about this information. Sincerely, ,'1 ! 1,. !,,t i v' i ;ilri. 't .l4 t"- "l Ahdy Knudtden Senior Planner t xc:Peter Koliopoulis Lauren Waterton George Ruther o SFR, ZONE C}IECK o- for P/S ZoNE DISTRICTS |rfmary Secondary T 'r '/ i 't,t t - NAV O R,R Legal Otlner /Description: Lot U Block _ Architect /'f"-i l/,'t Zone District ?r ' 7\ t Proposed Use /2u?/4X .'../. :.....-..!44ryfr- Height A1'lowed 30' Proposed Setbacks: Front-Required 20' Proposed Sides-Required l5' Proposed Rear -Required 15' Proposed $laterccurse:required -ru-Proposed GRFA:Al'lor'red i /--% Site Coverage: Alloived Landseaping: Parking: ,/ a_Requ'ired (tO'/a Required Z, ,1 CJ{-. f.ttDrive: SIoPe Permitted I ',/e Propos ed Propospd Pro;6sed Proposed Proposed Propcsed ActuaISlope Environmenta'l ,/l{azards: Aval anche - Flood Piain Sl ope lznr Firins C/tpt */.t(J lL- Zo:ting:irpp:'ovcr!,lD'! s a. | ) !)rot' tu D.:t.r : ao J. /78/vI 7 I t I-. I ,ZJNE CIJICK fors:8, R, R P/S Zot{r fuuL t I] ISTRICTS Legal Description: Lot _ B.lock Filing o*.", lttlff/rus//ftGrE nrchiit:cct 1fi Zone'District 'a Proposed Use Lot Area - teight Al]ol.recl Setbacks: i'ront-nequirJd 20't'--Fro]ibsea Sides-Requirecl 'l5, proposed Rear -ReguireC '15' proposed llatercou r.s e-requ i re c.l 'propos ed GiiFA: GRFA: Al 'lor,;ed Primaril, Al l orqed Secondary Al'lor.red Site Coverage: Alloived i9,Proposed Primlry Propos ed Propcs ed Landscaping: Parking:. 0orrnrcnts: Required Required Secondarl, proposed / /q 7 _ Slope Proposed Proposcd Propl;: ed Actualfirive: Slope perrnitted lnvironnienta'l/llazarcls: .Avn'lanche Flood P'iain 'Slope 7c:r i /l1r1rl'p1','.., kfre,MLffiye Dtia, lf -- tE E.IFtaz l=to tz /T€4 8 I f\l \\l -\Lq{ \totu\ I - z. = =E Lu !II:r :;3;= lisiE <o! a;t NO[Vn]vA (r LUzL! eo* =;P=co^r x(t, ct5o vl+tc(l, +Jv,o E L(o aa G'q) LU z co I I I-l =l.gl-r-l.rtl FIol.nlrdlct' z tJ_ d I i I 6 lltttlart I+rl Icl Iql Ft ti.nl I o.(ul =l Ist I,-rl Itltt I.El I -l tdol t4v|l Hldt xcrt xlJ<l>t I<<=aE(J I I L l" Ij (t, 14 CIclq l>gE tltltltt.{l(,t I -l-ll ilet I.nt Istlotlol Itua-Fl t4 EI Ho1 xtt<ladtrt E atlr!t 8l 1l <l =l FO uJ ='r <F lrJ <zc.uFaz c u.JJ F Fz O '^:>H =<-ft J-Iz O F() Fz 9z -r O fll E i. = rJ z. O F- {c O z F r.lJ-) ol@trl r-r I.-{ |1lorl I I UJ Jz z zz =z o- u- J."i6\J\J=z=-;FS di= at lu =e otl*,o cr;E>tF F =E lrJ o-zo F()fEFazo() E!D -et AED - /H4Q SINGLE FAIVIILY RBSIDENTIAL AND RES p8 Legal Owner: DescriPtion: Eeigbt: Setbacks:Required - Front 20, Site Coverage: Allosred - Lot Area LandscaPing: Required Parking: Required Drive:' S.t ope Permitted Parkiug and Drives llus't Envir onme nt aL f Ha4ar d : Equals Buildable Area: ' -t.lActual .Ja -' I M;J, - Lot Area . x a\ Actual € o/" t;VL ih"t..Arehitect : zone District t R( Projrosed use: Lot Area:Minus Hazatd Area: sides ro' * Yf ,Rear} Actuat - Front At , sides le, I8 ,Rear Distance Betrryeen Buildings: Required l1't Actual aj G.R.F.A. Allowed: Buildable Area x % = 338_e_ Actual 53) ( o'+Y-> lso =oK ot-p- ia Slope actuar O K Be Paved Avalanche fiO Flood PLaln no Slope n O . Distance lron Creek 49 Trees Removed yto Comments: dministrator An,3,31t x, [s = flfloq'to '^ Or -r '-- - zoitE cHEcK -' --;-=-: na^ lOfor sFR, R, R P/S ZoNE DiSTRICTS ,i{Eho"*.ffiFirins P/ ',ta'' '' (ltgLlf /A/(/ Architect tr4{/ /t,vaS€11 t Descri ption:Legal Ormer ! I Zone Distri ct l( C- ' ' proposed use bu FL t J/ . Rear -Required '15 ' Proposed , 'Y4 llaterccurse-required ./UA Proposed ,-l-' GRFA:. hilor'red ltAfq " ' =GtO GRFA: Primary A'l i or,red Secondary Al'lorved Site Coverage: Alloived Landseaping: Required Parking:Requi red Secondary Proposed Propos ed Proposed Proposed Proposcd Propc: ed ActualSlope a6 Environmenla'l/llazards : .Av.:'l anche Flood Plain Sl ope Conments: Zd:r'!nc : Agrp:'ovcil,tD'i s.:1r1lr'o;cti- D.:t.-': sFR, zoNE cilLCK forR, R P/S ZoNE D ISTR ICTS r- rlB"4 l/ Legal Description: 0wner L& q Blo"k / Fi.rins Archi tect ./2 Zone Distri ct _ L proposed Use Lot Area ______= _ Height A.ltowed 30, - Setbacks : Front-Requ i rJa- 2o i'-*pro-plsea Sides-Required .l5, proposed Rear -Required l5' proposed blaterccurse-required proposed GRFA:. Allovred I O"o GRFA: primary A''ovred /b^ primary proposed k/7 secondarv A'ro'red - /(f0 - secondary proposed iti)- S'ite Coverage; Alloived ZA u proposed Landscaping: Requ_ir ua 6O tr6 proposarl Parking: Required a Pronl;: ed .r Drive: Slope pernirted 6 k "Iope Actual,t-v -.v ess Enrrirorrmental/Hazards: Av.:lanche Flood Plain S'lope Cormrents.: Zcr;ri nq ; i:pp:.ov,til,/Di si.p1.rro..'cti Dotc: