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Home My WebLink About1975 Planning Commission Memos & Materialsiu DESIGN REVIELJ BOAitD DATE OE ~~IEETING: 11915 ~4EP96ERS PRESEP;7: Bill Ruoff Bill Hanlon Dudley Abbott Eou Parker Jen Wright • SU[3JECT• Bill Wilto -Entryway change - ACTtOh! TAKEtd BY BOARD; MOTION: Hanlon ~ SECOr~DED BY Parker VOTE: F'OR: AGAINST: • (Unanir~ous.} r ., APPROVED: X DISAPPROVED; SUNily1ARY ~• ~~ f Ch~,~.rman a~ Bo~'rd :, ca~i t =~^ ~ ~~" . DESIGfI REVIEW BOP,RD DATE OF P•iEETING: 1/9/75 fiEMBERS PRESENT: Bill Ruoff Bi ] 1 haul on Dudley Abbott Lou Parker Jen Aright - SUBJECT: VIGOR DUPLEX - Preliminary ACTION l'A KEPI BY BOARD ; t1i0TION: Wright. ~ SECONDED BY Hanlon VOTE: EOR; AGAINST: • UNANIMOUS ~~ APPROVED: X DISF-PPRO~1tD: SUE}`,MARY: Conceptual approval of general design of preliminary plans. ~.~~j ~b ~h~.# rman af' 1:f~` B~ax~ Appli.r;a.~it 1 . DESIGtJ REVIEW BOARD DATE OF MEETING: 1/9/75 . f4EMB~RS PRESENT: Bill Ruoff . Bill Hanlon Dudley Abbott l.ou Parker Jen Wright SUBJECT: MUNICIPAL BUILDING -roof over stairway~to Police Dept. ACTION TAKEPI BY BOARD: .MOTION: Parker $ECDND~D BY Ruoff V4TE: FOR: AGAINST: ... i Unanimous ~~ APPRDI~'ED : ~ X DISAPPROtilED: 5Uf~1N1ARY .. ~~ ~ ~ ... ~~'~:Gha1r~~~.n o~ ~h~~oar, _ App 1 i ~. 1. BTGNORN ZO~JING Bob Voliter AGENDA PLANPdING COMMISSION JANUARY 16, 1975 3:00 PM 2. CROSSROADS SP10PpING CENTER Request for Similar Use Designation Re: Indoor Recreation Facility Merv Lapin :'Y'r: - SUMMARY ~, PLANNING COMMMISSION ' JANUARY l6, 1975 A regular meeting of the Planning Commission was held on Thursday, January 16, 1975 at 3:00 P.M. in the Police Conference Room of the Vail Municipal Building. The members present were; Dudley Abbott Bill Wilto Bi11 Mahlon Jen Wright Bill Heimbach Gordon Pierce Members of the staff present were; Allan Gerstenberger Jim Lamont CROSSROAaS SHOPPING CENTER PURPOSE To have a recreational area .eared to kids with pool tables, electronic games, etc. This area to be approximately 7,000 sg. ft. ~~ 5ince the Zoning Ordinance is not specific in Section 21,200, Jim Lamont suggested that the Planning Commission come to some decision as to how they feel about a recreational area in CSC, and then write a recommendation to the Town Council. Dudley Abbott made a motion for approval of this idea; and it was seconded by Bill Hanlon. The vote was unanimous. BIGHORN ZONING Jim Lamont presented a land use study that the Tawn of Vail had been working on -- it was not fu71y completed but hopefully should be soon. He also .pointed out that the Planning Commission should come to a decision as to how they feel this area should be zoned very soon. The Planning Commission has to give the Town Council a recommendation at the Public Hearing, January 30, 1975 at 7:30 P.M. Bob Vo1iter pointed out that 70% of the land owners in the 5th Addition of the Sig horn area want it to be zoned single family residence. He came upon this information through petitions he sent out to all land owners. {One petition per lot} Bill Heimbach felt that all the land owners in that area should be notified, by letter, of the Public Hearing on January 30, 1975. ~., As there was no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjaurned:at 4.30 P.M. ~' Ij k Cir il'Y cl• ^ would deprive , ~tlse ePplieant of Pritilcaes enjoyed by the ownet5 Uf OtIF`„i` properties in Lhc same district, Section 7F.700. Action 6y Town l r. u nci I . 15'ttnin 7 days fnllnwinr, action nt the Plannin¢ Comrnts~ion, its dcctsinn shall 6c transns:tted to the applicant grid to tl,c Tau•n Council, p t its next regutariY scheduled meeting follow inK receipt of the de,a~cion of tr,e Planning Commssion, the Totvn Council shall review the action of the Commission, and may confirm, modify, ar reverse its decision. 1( it deems insufficit•nt in[ormalwn is avaihible to prot•rdc the h,tss for a sound dectsion, the Gnunnl may po5LPi`ne float ar,(lon for n4C mnrC titan 20 da)'s, and the Council may, at its option, Conduct an additional he;+rinP- m accord with the provisions of a"ection 21.400. Failure of the Council to act prior to the postponement date it sets shall be deemed approval of the action by Lhc Commission, unless the applicant consents to a time extension. The Town Couucii shall net in accord with the same critena, and shall make the same fir.dinl:s as Prescribed in Section 19.600 hetore granting a variance, The artion of the Caunrii shall become final immediately. Section 1rJ.80U Yermit Issuance and Et[eci 'i-he 'Caning Administrator shalt issue a ~•ariance permit when artion of the Tats•n Council becomes final, subject t0 SUC1r ePrldlLinnS aS :11d)• 110 prescribed by rite Council, or by the Planning Cntntnission if the Council fails to act. The permit Shall tapse if construction is nnE con)menced within one year of the date of issuance and diligently pursued to completion, Section 79.900 Related Permits and Requirements to addition to the conditions which may tie prescribed pursuant to this Article, any site or use. subject to a variance per.nit shat! also be suh(ect to alt other procedures, permits, and requirements • of Ch's and other aPplicnhle ordinances and regu~.ltions of tkte Tou•n. In event at any conflict between the ptovislnns of a variance permit and other permit or require- ment, the more restrictive pro•:isions shall prevail. A72 T[CLE 20 NON CO6SFUR\31\G S1TE, [:SES, ST7tUCTUELES, AIhl7 SITE 1~4PRUVESfENTS Section 20.100 Purposes This'Artiele is intended !a limit the number ~ and extent of non•con- [ormtrg uses and structures by prohibiting or limiting their enlaxP.e- menf, their re-establishment after 8bandonmen[, and their re SCOrdtiOn after substantial destr::etion, white permitting non-con`ormini< uses, Structures, and improvements to canxinue, this Article is intended to lirrtit enlargement, alteration, restar2.- tion, or replacement which u•auld increase the discrepancy bei\\•ren e xistinE conditions and the develop- ment standards prescribed by this ordenance, Section 20,200 Continuance ICOmconform'sng sites, uses, struc- tures, and site improvements lawfully established prior cp the effective data of this ordinance may centir:ve, subicct to the li:ni[ations prescribed in this Article, Sites, uses, structures, and site insprot•cments lawfully authorized by perst)iis or regulations existing prior to the effective dace of this oxdinancc may continue, subject to such limitations as prescribed by such permits or ergot aliens, Section 20.300 1Von-Conforming Sites. Sites lawfully established pursuant Lo regulations in effect prior to the ancY bcty: ten i;re ...... atructttre and applicable bttiidirig busk contras or _ [ire t•vvcrafie standards: and pro\s,ied tt:at ttsc addition fully ccnforms with. setbacks, distances bctsvecn buildings, and height standards applicable to such addition. (2) Strucwres which do not contnrin to densay con- trol: nzay br enlarged, on{Y if the local grass residvntial floor area of the enlarged structure doe; not exceed the total gross residential floor area of the pre-Cx- isling non-conforming structure. [3} Structures ox site improve. menu which 'do not conform to rcquiremenes for useable open space or land'scapjng and site devel- opment may be enlarged, provided that the useafilc open space requirements applicable to such addition shall he fully satisfied, and provided that the percent• age of ilse total site which is landscaped snail Hoe be reduced below the mini- mum requirement, (4) Structures or site improve- ments which do not conform to the off-street parking and ]oadinC re- quirements of this oxdi• Hance may be enlarged, protitided that the parking and loading requirements for such addition shall be fully satisfied and that the discrepancy between Lhe existing off-street parking and loading facilities and the standards prescribed by this ordinance shaft not be increased. Section 20.&40 Maintenance and Repairs ISon•canfarming uses, structures, and ~ site improvements may be main-! t.ained and repaired as necessary for convenient, safe, or efficient opera- tion or use, protitided that no such mair7tenance br repair shall increase the discrepancy between the use, structure or site improvement and the development standards prescribed by this ordinance. Section 26.:00 Discontinuance Any aon-conforming use which is discontinued for a period of 12 months, regardless of any intent to resume operation or use, shall not be resumed thereafter: and any future use of the site or structures thereon snail conform with the prot~sions of this ordinance, Section 20.800 Change of Use A non-conforming use snail not be changed to another non-conformfng use unless Dermissian shall have been granted by the Tnwn Council. prior io grantin6 such permission, the Council shall determine that the proposed use does not suhs:antiahy ,differ from the existing non-can- forming use in terms of compatibility x•ith the character of the area in which tt is located, and the Council shah determine that the proposed use does Hoc increase or aKgracate the degree of non-conformit)• existing prior to any sash change of use. Sectfon-20.3017 Restoration t,3•henever a Han-conforming use, v.•hieh does not cuniarm :with thej regulations for the district in which it is located, or a non-conforming seruC[ure or'site irnpraYetltCRt whiCtr. does not conform unh requirements [or setbacks, distances betwce buildings, height, density eontro3 building bukk control, or site, coverage, is destroyed by fire or other calamity, by act of Gnd, or by the pubL'c enemy to the extent of 50 per cent or less, tt:e use may be resumed or lye structure may be restored, provided that restoration is notice indicating the' nature of any violation, or requirini; t}se removal o! any structure or use in violation of this ordinance, on the owner or his authnrired agent, or a tenant, or on any other person who commits or participates in any violation of this ordinance. The 7-oning .Administrator may call upon the Totvn ALtMne)' to institute necessary fe1;a1 proceedings to enforce the provisions of this ordinance, and the Town Attorney hereby is authorized to institute appropriate actions to that end. The Zoning Administrator may Cat1 upon the Ctiief of ponce and his authorized agents to assist in the eufbrcement of this ordinance. 21.103. Appeal of Administrative Actions- Appeal from any adminis- trative action or determination by the Town ~fanagrr or the Zoning Administrator pursuant to provisions of this ordinance !nay be filed with the Town Council by any resident or property owner withsn 20 days follocvintt~ such action of 'deter- mination. !n event of appeal, the Council, after receiving a report from the Tawn 3fanager or the Zoning Administrator, may confirm, reverse, or modify ttse action of Lhe Town 1lanagex or the Zoning Adminis- trator- A hearing shall slot be • required- Failure of the Council Lo act within 30 days of the filing of an appeal shall be deemed concurxance in the action of the Town alanager or t~he gain ~3-,~*,y~j„1,[aivrr^~-`"'°°~~~•~^ itio appeal filed pursuant to this Section shat! constitute an appeal from a decision made by the pt~cign Review hoard pursuant to Article IS or a decision made by the Planning Commission pursuant to Article 18 ar Article 18 aP-this ordinance,- Section 2f,200 lleterminatton of Similar Vse In order to ensure t1taE the zoning reputations will permit similar uses in certain prescribed commercial zones, the Town Council on its initiative or upon written request shall determine whether a°sisE~mat specifically listed as a permitted use shall be deemed a permitted use on the basis of similarity to uses sPecificafiy listed: The procedure prescribed In this Section shall not be substituted for the amendment procedure as a means ~ of adding new uses to the lists. of permitted uses, but shall be followed to determine tt•hether ttte character- istics of a particular use oat listed are sutflcientl)• similar to certain classes of permitted uses En justify a finding that the use should be deemed a permitted use. The 7,oning Administrator, upon requesk of the Town Council or written request of any person for a determination under this Section, shalt review the characteristics of any use proposed to be determined as similar to permitted uses, and shall transmit a report to Ule Council advising in what respects the proposed tine would be in fact similar to specified Permitted uses in the same district, or in what respects the proposed use would not be similar to permitted uses, or would be similar Lo uses specifically Permitted only in other districts. After receipt of the report. the Council may determine the proposed use to be similar to uses• speci[ied as permitted uses in the same district i# it finds Lhat the proposed use will not be substantially different in its operation or other characteristics from uses specifically permitted in the same district. The Council shall state the bas1S •for its determination, and the use thereafter shall be deemed a permitted use subject to the same regulations a8 specifically permitted uses in same districts,, a«i:u^ x,390 Declaration at Site Continued -- Page 54 -. ... - .c. .. .- r 'f 1 -' bti Arurlr 15 „t this drires, principal 1>ubhr and Aot ninrr than nnr•tr.Ut nt u:•: L.tl~a.V ~,++,-~+ c, a.S rrrag hr rrvurrrd as : private nP+vt `t~ar,••., and usoablr nprn apace rcrt•urrsttcitt may Pct shops n of a C'x>nrl,t t.+nal t'se other sit^ plan teatU 7l•S. bC s:llirftrfi I1Y il:.lenttECS „T root ~ Phatayr:tph7C Stl]d1a5 ur as may he'rrqusn•d l>v the (4) Hrlatiun+hip. at prapn;rd decks. TLe ttunimtnA rlunrnsirn oI Radix and tdet•isinn Gnde or utter apvlicahle decclopmcr.t on th+• sstr to any ecru puahtysng as non-t•rnund stores and npalr development ou adjoining leer! usr•.+blr open s, ace stall Ete 5 strops )i.t.+ncr`s Between Ituildtngs. siLCS. frKL, anti ant' such area coos: carttain tclrvtsion Radio and .tll br nn rrqusrrd fir+twnrct (5) Suclt additiap l int.rma- at ir.+st .'rU square foci. g broadcastin studios buildtr.itc, t•r1F.a•r nn ihr Ssme lion as tltc PlannsaR Fora- 9.f:U'!, 1..+ndsraputgand Sitc t)EVelap- Sporlittg f;uads stares n lts•r*.ac!;~tnrnR utr>, e~c•c•pt rnlssion and Tun'n Gnuncil men[. :\t least ~0 pet cent of the Stationery stores tae a utshcd punuanl to a c!eem necessary in guide total site arra chalk be l::ndscpaed• Supermarkets men' aclo ter! ay the P development withtn (hc 'S.tilil. i'.trkistK assd Loading, Off- Toy stores oun may hr n•quired proposed district. street p.rrking roil lgadinr "shall be Variety stares 3hn renew prur+•dure Tlie de.'elopmeut plan shall be used provtde3 in accord with :\tticle 14 of Yardage :toil der rd by Aructc l3 at ibis as a guide for the suhrsqut•ut this ordtn;once. :\t !cast one-half the goottsstorr•s e, as may be teryuin•d as a derclo;tmcrit of sites and Ilse desi,:n xcryuind earl:istg shall be located (~} Personal sen'ires and repair n ut a Condition.+1 Use and lo,:alion of ltutldings and grounds within ll:c main building Or builds»US, shops, incluUing the iol- O.r as irray be required by tltc u•i:hin the district, A11 pi.=ns No parkinrt or loadvt,a, aret+ mall be lowins: Code or other apPlicablc subsequcrtly approved by the TSec,gn Iaeatcd in any tequsred front setback ' , Barber shops Review i1oard in accord trim Actiele area. ]Scanty Shops Ileilzh;, The maximum height 15 of this nrdinancesha~l subs;~ntial- 9.611. Location of Businc~s Activity• I3usiriess and office logs shat be 35 feet, )}' conform with Ilse cet•elap:nent All offices, businesses, and services services Density Control, No: ntorc elan adopted by the 9'own GOJncil• permitted by Src:ion y.2U0 shall be Cleaning and laundry 0 square feet Of grOSS Section J.300 ?ermined Uses operated and conducted cuiircly pickup agencies ~eith- ial floor area (GRFA) shall be i'ennitted uses shall be the same as witflin a building, except fnr nut bulk cleaning ed for each lOt) srtuate feet o! ttioxr nrrrnin,•d in the Crrmnx•rcial permitted un~ncloscd parking <>r - or dyeing • Corc 1 Uititrict as prescri4ied by loading areas, and, subject ;,~ Coin nnrratrd or self Buiklirtt Bulk Control. The Section 8.200 of this urr?finance. approval by rite 'Lonins Administra-' service laundres m length of any wall or Retail stores and establishments shall tor, vcndtnn stands, kiosks, and SmaiE al+pliance repair face shall be 125 feet, and not occupy more than 8,900 squsre •accessory outdoor dsning terraces ~ shops, excluding Sur walls shall he off set to a feet of tlonr arra• occu v>'inr: an area not t:rcatcr than niture repair fat lust 1D feet at least once Section 9.•100 L'onditfonal Lars. 20 per cent aC the building eocerage. Tailors and dres.- ri SD feet of wall length. The The tollou•ing conditional uses chats ARTICLE 10 makers m distance between any two be perinittrd, subject to issuance of a COtif:FiGItC1AL S~_RVICti C£VTF.R Travel and ~ ticket of a b.iilding at the same Conditional Use Permit in accord DISTi21CT agencies nshaH he IGO feet. ;sot mare thzn Site Cos-erage with the provisions of Article 18 of Section 19.100 Purl>ases (5) Eating and drinking estab- , cent of the total site area shall this ordinance: The CommerciaE Service Center ifshmenis, includsng the red b}• b•:i?dings. (1) Ski lifts and tows- (2) Public utility and Public District is intended to provide SSEES fotlow!n°' Aakeries and delica- Listable OPcn Space, Useable service uses for genera] sttc;pping and commercial - lessens vtith fond sFace .for mttltipie family . grounds (3) Public buildings facilities sen'ing the Tatvn, togethr.i. service as and lodges shall be required , and facilities, witlt lhnile<t multiple family dweilinR Cocktail lounges, ws: dwelling uttifs a Fn (4) Public Park and recreation and lodge uses :is may be appropriate without inu•rferitt•~ tcith the icasic laver»s, and bates , r minimum of 1 square fool facilities. commercial functions of the distr"set. Cbffee shops of useable opon space shall (5) Theaters, meeting rooms, vention facilities d The Commercial Se r: ice Center Fountains and sand- " be p:as•lded fnr each 4 feet . con an (6) Coin-operated laundries. District is intended to ensure ~ wick shops ~ l2e t m:ln'fc of gross residential floor adequate light, air, open space, and a s area, but not less than 150 Section 9.500 Accessory Vses. other amenities appropriate to ~ (6) Additional offices, bus: square feel of uscabie open The following accessory uses shall be itted: permitted types of bvilrlings and i i ~ messes, ax services deter- mined to be similar to spxce per dwelling unit. perm ~ n a conren ent uses, and !n mainta '~ Fur accommodation writs, (1) Swimming pools, tennis ~-,opping center environment fo perneittrd uses in accord a minimum of 1 square courts, patios, or other permitted commercial vies. with the provisions of foot of iueabte open Space recreation facilities cos- Section 19.200 Requirements fnr ~ ~ Section 21.20') of this sr '-°"~e provided far exert tomarily incidental to per- Establishment of district :,rdinance, ~ ' ^ l= ` ' Of gross residential ~• milted residential or lodge Prin'r to Eh^_ establtsitmEt:: ui anY rs ..:M~rt?.i_.^n::.. _ ~ Seet:an •.?L area, but not less uses. Cornmercia] Service Center 17isirict The following vanchtional use, shall • than 1110 square f~•et o[ (2) Quidoor dining areas op- ar eniarl±ement of any existing be permitted, sulticcL ;o issuance of a 4seablC open space per crated in coniuction with Commercial Sen'ice Center District Conditional Use Permit {n accord. accommodation unit. permitted eating and drink- by change of district boundaries, the with the provisions aF Artirlo 18 of e open space may be common ln& establishttsents. 's'own Council shall by resolution this nr tt:ance: secessihle to mare than one (3) home occupations, subiect adapt a general development p!an for (il S};i lifts and tows G or accommodation unit, or to issuance of a home the proposed district. '1'he develop- (2) htulxiple family dweklinis e private space accessible to occupation permit . in ac- meet plan may be prepared by an and lodges. fir. dwelling or accommodation corn with the provisions of applicant far the establishment of (3) Public utility and public ar a eomhination thereof, Section 17.300 of this such districE or tnay be prepared by service uses. t ontihalf the required useable ordinance. the Town. The development plan (4) Public buildings, grounds, space syal! he provided al (43 Other uses customarily shall t+e submitted to lac Planning and facilities.. d Iwe4 exclusive of requires} incidental and accessory to Commission for tetiety, and the (5) Public park and recreation setback areas. At least 75 Per permitted or conditionel Planning Commission shall submit its facilities. - of eke required gt•ound level uses,and necessary for tae findings and recommendations on the (6) Theatess, meeting rooms, le apes space shall be common - operation thereof. plan to the Town Council, and convention facilities. The minimum dimetaion of Section Q:699 Development Stan- The development plan shall show ttte (7) Commercial laundry and . -ea qualifyinS as ground level lords . following information; cleart;ng sen•ices. le open space shall be i0 feet. 9,601. Lot Area and Site Dimensions. (1) Existing topography and ($) Any use permitted by 'more :ban one-half of the The minimum lot ox site area shall be tree cover. Section 19.300 which is le open space requirement mat' 10,000 square feet, and each site (?) proposed division of the not conducted entirely tisfied by balconies or roo4 shall have a minimum frontage of 30 area into tots or building within a building, Tile minimum dimension of feet. F•ach site shall be of a size and sites, and the proposed Section IU.500 Accessory Uses, ea qualifying as non-ground shape capable of enclosing a square uses to be established an The following accessory uses shall be useab?e open space shat! be 5 area, 80 feet on each side, within its each site, di permitted: (1) Swimming pools tennis and any such area shall contain boundaries. The minimum [root F.02 Setbacks 9 mcn- (3) proposed locations, and heights of sions , courts, patios, or other -t 50 square feet, Landscaping and Site Develop- - . . setback shall be 1D feet, the , btritdints on each site, and recreation facilities cos , At least 1D pee cant of the minimum side setback shat! be 10 Nte locations of pazkina tomarily incidental to can- rite area shall be landscaped. feet, and the minimum rear setback and loading areas, access ditianal residential or lodge Paxl:ing and Loading. Off- shaii be 10 feet: Prot~ded shat 1 foot drives, principal public and uses. , t parkinb and loading shall be of additional front, side, and rear private open spaces, and (2} home occupations, ~ sub- ded- in accord with Article 34 setback shall be required tar each 3 other slsg plan features. ]eel to issuance of a home At least one-ti alt of •s ordinance feet of building height over 15 feet, (4) Aetationship of proposed . occupation permit in ac- . gt:ired parking shall be located 9.603. Distances Between Buildings. development on the site La- card with the provisions of • N the main building or buildintts. The minimum distance between development on adjoining - Section 17.390 of this parltili or loading area shaii be buildings on the same site shall be 1~ sites. ordinance. rd in anY regtured front setback feet, and the minimum distance ~ (5} Sucri additional ,informs- (3} Ocher uses customarily between a building an a site and a lion as the Planning Corrt- mcidenial and accessory to • Location of Business Actitity, •1 buildin¢ on an adjoining site sha31 be mission and 'l'awn Council permitted or conditional . and sen•iees offices businesses 20 fret; Drot-ided that i tool of deem necessary to guide uses, and necessary for the , , ittcd y CeclEan 8.200 shall be additional separation betu•cen build- inns shall he required fox each 3 feet development within the pro Dosed distric;, operation thereof. Section 10,600 Uevelopment Stan- ateii i conducted entirely i f i of baE!ding height over 15 feet, The development plan shell be used lards or n ,utld ng, rxc^~: rtncln ed Parking ox ittec calcufatcd on the basis of the average as a guide far the subsequent 10.601. Lot Area and Site Dfinen- - a s suhj.ct to and inK zt•eas height of the two buildings, development of sites and t;te design sions. The minirr.um let or site area , , oval ]tiy the Zouine Admir:iatra, 9.604. height. The maximum height and location of buildings and grounds shall be 2D,9D1) sCluarE feet, 'ant: each and kirtsits tiendeng stands of buildiisl;s shall be 45 feet. within the district. All plans site shall have a minimun. frontage of , , s•ory outdoor dinnni; terraces 9.605. pensity Control, \ot more subsequently approved by the Ucsign 100 fret. pyirg an a~ca not Fr•_at+:r than than RO square feet of Boss Review Board in accord tvitlt Article 10.60^• Setbacks. The minimum i of t}ta buiid:cty covenae. er err residential floor area (GR SA) shall be 15 of this ordinance shall substantial- front setback shaii be 10 feet, she . petmiued lox each 109 square feet of 1y conform wrta the development minsmum side setback shall be 1D ARTICLES rite arra. plan adopted by fire Town Cauneil, Sect, and the rttinirnum rear setback PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING REGAROIPIG PARKING VARIANCE FOR GAST~iOFF GRAMSHAf~h4ER PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Mr. Pepi Gramshammer of Gasthoff Grar~sharr~mer has applied far a parking variance in accord with Section 14.601 of Ordinance Nv. 8 (Series of 1973} in order to convert seven dormitory rooms in4a a night club. aasthoff Gramshammer is Tvcated an Lvts d, e, f, g, h, and i, 'Block 5B, Vai1 Village First Filing. The proposed change of use will require an additional nine parking spaces. A Public Hearing will be held in accordance with Section 21.500 of Ordinance Pao, 8 (Series of 1973} on January 30, 1975 at 3:00 p.m. in the Vail Municipal Building. Said variance will be heard before the Town of Vail Planning Commission and findings will be transmitted to the Town Council far the Town of Vail for final decision. pEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPP~IENT Diana Taughill Zon~~Administrat ~- aced January 7, 1975 " ublished in the Vail Trail on Friday, January 1O, 1975 -:t