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Home My WebLink About2008-04-01 Support Documentation Town Council Evening Session PART 4 OF 4 G 1 . Vail Local Housing Authority March 24, 2008 VLHA Work Session " Met with consultant (Chris Cares) a Dusted off previous work towards a TOV Strategic Plan April 10, 2008 VLHA Work Session Review and update proposed actions and timeline April 24, 2008 VLHA Work Session Further refine actions and timeline for Coun~c`wil meeting 6 y$ May 13, 2008 Vail Econorn~c A~d~uisory Council ~ May 15, 2008 VLHA,Work'`Session ~ May - June, 2008 Me~et with Local Employers June 10, 2008 Vail Eco"nomic A~dvisory Council June 19, 2008 VLHA Work~Session June XX, 2008 Comm unity Open`House ~ ; . July 15, 2008 lail Enomic co Advisory Council July 17, 2008~` Vkf-IA Work Session ~ f, ~ ~ Plan,,'ning'~and Environmental Commission ~ ~ Aune 9, 2008 Work Session Review arid~provitle input on draft Strategic Plan J Work Session une 23,L2p08 July 14, 2Formal Recommendation July 28, 2008 Formal Recommendation, if needed 8 discussion outlines some considerations for setting priorities and attempts to quantify the number of households that might fall in various housing categories. C. Pianning and Environmental Commission VI. ACTION STEPS A. Tools Already in Place a. KeepUp - as net new development generates the demand for additional employees i. Commercial Linkage y,~ ii. Inclusionary Zoning b. Catch Up - Rental i. Timber Ridge ii. Middle Creek c. Catch Up - For Sale ~ i. North Trail",Townhomes ii. Red Sandstane Creek~~~ iii V ai\Commons ..311N~~... B. One to Three Years. , C. Three fo ~~Ue Years; D Five to Ten ~ S CHEDULE A~ V~II jk-N VaK Town Councill MaY 6, 2008 ; Work Session Affirm1k,Housing Goal Revier~proposed actions and timeline June 3, 2008 Work Session July 1, 2008 Work Session August 5, 2008 Adoption by Resolution 7 From Vail 20/20: Housinq: The high cost of housing and a lack of developable land continue to challenge the community in providing adequate workforce housing. Opportunities exist to increase the amount of employee housing through redevelopment of existing housing, the purchase of deed- restricted units and through developer requirements. During 20/20, participants placed workforce housing as a top priority for the community and government leaders to address. Communitv: Vail's community direction and dive s ty.~ is impacted by variables such as housing, employment and affoTdability. These variables ~ ~ have caused a decline in the number of ~familiesiving in Vail, while representation from other demographic sectoE~s suchias- retirees and part- time homeowners moving to Vail full-tim' e\hs increased,- During 20/20, participants expressed optimism in~~addressing the man,y challenges associated with improving community diversity, which urn, will contribute to a healthier resort. z Economv: Increasing capital and operational\ expenses for the town, a sales tax driven municipa;~'~budget, workfo1ce,~hou sing needs and a seasonal economy impact theAornmunity's long=:term financial health. During 20/20, participants expressedik, interest in'~creating a year-round economy, funding capital projects and~fOCUSing on workforce housing. VA/6 IV.OBJECTIVES`~ A. Keep Up° B-Catch Up Jill V!ROLES AND;RESPONSIBILITIES A~Vail Town Co~incil B. VailiLocal Housing Authority VLHA Mission: The Vail Local Housing Authority promotes and facilitates the production of quality, affordable rental and for sale housing for people who want to live and work in the Town of Vail. Affordable housing is an important component of an overall effort to expand and diversify the permanent population base and to build a greater sense of local community. Is this the VLHA mission today? Infrastructure? There has been discussion about the needs for different types of units in Vail. Who does Vail want to provide housing for? The foNowing 6 r TOWN OF VAIL STRATEGIC HOUSING PLAN 1. PURPOSE The purpose of the Town of Vail Strategic Housing Plan is to identify specific action steps the Town and the community should take in order to ensure at least 30% of Vail's workforce lives within the Town of Vail. Additionally, it will be used as a guide for all decisions related to new development and redevelopment within the Town of Vail in order to ensure ~ the Town's employee housing goal is always being~ach'ie~ved. The Strategic Housing Plan will also be used ta~gu,ide decision making regarding employee housing opportunities `th~at mayWresent themselves outside of the Town of Vail. As the ToMs set a~g al of housing at least 30% of its workforce within Town;boundaries, it acKnowledges that it will need to be a strong regi ~ I parfner in emplo~yhousing development throughout the surrounding~area.~. y= II. LIFE CYCLE /y : ~ ~ It is the intention of the Town of;~Vailto adopt by Resolution the Town of Vail Strategic Housing Plan. The Strategic Plan~:will have clearly defined ~'3, . .0 action steps for the one to three year pertod~:following its adoption. The Strategic Plan.will outline goals antl objectives for a five-to-ten year period of time. The?1,,`action steps to achieu~~,e the goals and objectives will need to be evaluated2annually,and it is anticipated the action steps will need to be updated at least~euery~three years as~market conditions change. ~ ~ 4w, III ~ . GOALS ~tt \ =Goal: The Town~o# Vail recognizes the need for housing as infrastructure tht ;promotes co~mmunity, reduces transit needs and keeps more emp yees living in the town, and will provide for enough deed-restricted housing~ for at yi ast 30 percent of the workforce through policies, regulations~~nd publicly initiated development. Premier Resort Community: Vail values its role as a premier resort community, which recognizes the interdependent relationship befinreen the resort, community and municipality. Vail's success as a resort depends largely on its success as a community, as the community fosters relationships between locals and visitors. We make plans and take actions that are investments in the experiences and lives of many different generations, today and into the future. It takes work and reinvention to . stay No. 1, and Vail is committed to innovation.and creativity to achieve our goals. 5 VII. Schedule a. Vail Town Council b. Vail Local Housing Authority c. Planning and Environmental Commission . ~ - ~ ~ 4~ a 61, v.~`~K~%%~?~~:3,. T ~ ~wp h N v ~V ~ y. ~ x ym ~ z , ~„a '°&:iu"v • ; F Z~.C • 4 .J Table of Contents 1. Purpose II. Life Cycle III. Goals IV. Objectives a. Keep Up i. Who does the Town want housed? 1. For Sale or Rental ii. What types of jobs are being gene~ateci? 1. Affordable vs. Occupancy~ Restncted b. Catch Up i. What employees are leauing town? ~U1. Would other hous~ng options keep thenrh~ere? ii. Who does the Town`want~housed~?-~~, 1. Types of Units iii. What types ofjobs are being lost in town? 1. What makes, the most sense~ V. Roles and Responsibilities .a s ~ ~ a. Vail Town Council ~kAl~~ b. Vail Local Housing Author"ity c. Planni~ng and E,rivironmenta ~Commission VI. Action Steps , a ~~Tools Already "in Pla~~~~~ ~ ~0~ i~ Keep Up~ "'T Comm ercial Linkage ~ 2,. Inclusionary Zoning ii. Cateh; Up ~ ~ -`-!,'imber Ridge Middle Creek North Trail Townhomes Red Sandstone Creek 5. Vail Commons b. One to Three Years i. Policy ii. New Development iii. Funding iv. RegionalOpportunities c. Three to Five Years d. Five to Ten Years 3 i, In acknowledgement of the commitment to ensure deed restricted housing options for at least 30% of Vail's workforce within the Town of Vail. Vail Town Council Vail Local Housing Authority Dick Cleveland, Mayor Mark Ristow, Chairman Andy Daly, Mayor Pro-Tem Sally Jackle Kevin Foley Steve Lindstrom Mark Gordon Ethan Moore Farrow Hitt Kim Newbury Kim Newbury Margaret Rogers AARr, Planning and Environmental Commission Bill Pierce, Chairman `I 11h: Anne Gunion Rollie Kjesbo ~O Michael Kurz Scott Proper ~ Susie Tjossem ~ ~ David Viele ~ Local Employers Vail, Ec,onomic Advisory Council Vail Resorts, Inc. Mark Gor'd" onV" Vail Valley Medical Ceriter~~~ Dick Cleveland Town of Vail G~reg Moffet Open Hospitalitye d Rtck,-Scapello Vail Cascade Hotel and'`Spas Rob n Litt Vail Plaza Hotel~~ y~~ ~,~~Sally Hanlon Vail Valley~Cham#~er~~~ Bill Jensen 1 i ~ Eagl~~ ~ounty ~ Rob Levine Eagle'County School District ~ Pam Stenmark ~%11~ ~ Mark Cervantes V RRC Assoctates, Inc Matt Morgan Chris Cares 4 Brian Nolan y Steve Kauffman , V, . Board of County Commissioners Tori Franks Arn Menconi, Chai'rman Rayla Kundolf Peter Runyon Bob McNicols Sarah Fisher - Bob Boselli Alan Koslof . M. Joseph McHugh 2 os 9/01~6~ E ~ . ; ~a s s ~ MWORd~ . v --i ~ St:~ategic H'ousing Plan ~ e" o ensure~at least 300 ~of'Vail's workforce ~~~~lives within the T'own of Vail" & ~ August 5, 2008 j Adopted by Resolution No. , Series of 2008 f i ! ~ r~ Visible PRODUCTIONS March 21, 2008 Mayor and Councii Town of Vail 75 South Frontage Road Vail, CO .81657 Re: West Unit of 2570 Bald Mountain Road, Variance Application Dear Mayor and Council: I am a neighbor of Ed Williams, who has submitted the variance application noted above for the West Unit of 2570 Bald Mountain Road. When you are considering this application at your April 1St meeting, please also consider my support of that application. The variance application was submitted for an additional bay to Ed's garage, increasirrg its capacity from one car to two cars, and to enclose the breezeway connecting the unit to the existing garage. During the design process, Ed explained the necessity of the variance because the addition will encroach into the setback. He made sure that any questions or concerns I had were addressed. I am satisfied that the expansion of the existing garage will be in keeping with other expansions which have already been completed in the neighborhood. Many homes here, including the other half (East Unit) of 2570 Bald Mountain Road, already have two car garages. The design ensVres that any visual impact on adjacent properties will be minimal, and I agree with other neighbors that this will not harm our property interests or constitute a special privilege for Ed Williams' unit. Thank you for keeping my support in mind during your consideration of the variance application. Respectful ly, l~ Paul M. Baker cc: George Ruther, Community Development Director 00 80524 www.visibleproducti6ns.com 0 •0 •0 Fax: 970.40 ~ ~ ~ JAMES & ALEXANDRA HILL - _ , 2605 Bald Mountain Road . Vail, Colorado 81657 - _ . . . . : March 19, 2008'::. . . Mayor and Council . Town of Vail 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 Via jacsimile: 970-479-2 i 06 Re: West Unit, 2570 Bald Mountain Road, Variance Application Dear Mayor and Council: I know you will be considering the variance application for the West Unit at 2570 Bald Mountain Road at your April 1, 2008 meeting, and I am writing in support of that application. My neighbor, Ed Williams, has submitted his variance application in order to add an additional bay to his garage, expanding it from a one car garage to a two car garage, and to enclose the existing breezeway which connects the -existing garage to the existing unit. Ed is seeking a variance because the addition will encroach into the setback. Ed and his architect Bill Hein met with me during the design process to insure that any questions or concerns of mine were addressed. Many homes in the neighborhood, including the east side of the duplex, already have two car garages. The expansion of the existing garage will be in keeping with the type of expansion which has already been completed on the other half of the property and in the neighborhood in general, and will not constitute a special privilege for Ed William's unit. . ::~e propc~~.ed expansion lias bee. aes'igiied to minimize thc v;suai impact on adjacent properties, and our pruperty interests would not be harmed in any way by the garage expansion. Therefore, we hope that you will grant Ed William's variance request. Res ect J es R. Hill am cc: George Ruther, Community Development Director i March 19, 2008 Mayor and Council Town of Vail 75 South Frontage Road Vail, CO 81657 Re: Variance Application for 2570 Bald Mountain Road, West Unit Dear Mayor and Council: In your consideration of the variance application noted above at your April 1 St meeting, please accept this as my support of this variance for our neighborhood. This application for the West Unit of 2570 Bald Mountain Road was submitted by my neighbor, Ed Williams, for expansion from a one car garage to a two car garage and to enclose the breezeway connecting the existing garage to the existing unit. While this addition will encroach into the setback, it will be in keeping with the type of expansion which has been completed in the neighborhood in general and on the other half of the duplex in particular. Many homes in the neighborhood already have finro car garages. Ed addressed any questions I had, and I believe this variance will not constitute any special privilege for his unit. Our property interests will not be harmed in any way by the proposed garage expansion, which has been designed to minimize the visual impact on adjacent properties. I believe this addition will make the property more attractive and, as such, a benefit to the neighborhood. I appreciate your notice of my support in your consideration of the variance request. Your u ~ A. R gers ~2605 Bald Moun in Ro Vail, CO 81657 cc: George Ruther, Community Development Director ~ , ~S ' , ~ ~ ~ - _ . ~ . ~ _ , ' ~ ~ .~~v r- ~ . ~ . . . ~ , _ I " , - ` ~ n ,v , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~i + 1~ ~ : , - » ~ w ~ ~ E r < ~ ~ ' .r~ , . _ ~ . ~ -'E . . . _ . . ~y . _ ~ _ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - , ~ . . s~ . _ ~ , . y, . . - ~ _ . . , . _ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ . . ~ . ~ . ~ . . . . ~ ~ « : , . . 3. . . ~ ~ - ~ ~ r ,4 = , . , « ~ 'c ~ ~ . ~ . 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