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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-1219 PECSite Visits 1® P.M. Vail Mountain School Mill Creek Sports Drivers'. Randy and Lauren P6nner: George Rather 1 f f . A request for an amendment to Sections 13.24 (Commercial Core 1), 19.26 (Commerical Core 11), 13.27 (Commerical Core 111), 19.28 (Commercial Service Center), i and 19.29 (Arterial Business District) regarding the outdoor display of goods. Applicant: Town of Vail Planner: Lauren Waterton . A request for an amendment to Section 19.69.050 (Hazard Regulations) regarding the maximum allowable height for garage in the front setback, on lots exceeding 0% average slope. Applicant: down of /ail Planner: Lauren Waterton 7. update on the Town's fireplace policy and a discussion of a proposed ordinance increasing open space protection. Planner: Russ Forrest . Approve minutes from December 12, 1994 P C meeting. . Selection of P C representatives to DRB for 1995. January through March, 1993 Kathy Lanenwaltr April through June, 1993 Dalton Williams July through September, 1993 Jeff Bowen October through December, 1993 Greg Amps en January through March, 1994 Bill Anderson April through June, 1994 Jeff Bowen August through September, 1994 Bob Armour October through December, 1994 Allison Lassos January through March, 1995 April through June, 1995 - August through September, 1995 October through December, 1995 10. Council ate; ® usyl variance 11. Steering Committee / 'ask Force Update Vail Commons 2 p F ,t i 4 Applicant Margretta B. Parks and Vail Associates, Inc. Planner: Andy Knudtsen Andy Knucltsen reviewed the changes to the project that had been made since the las) PEC worksession on November 28, 1994. Mark Donaldson, the architect for this project, stated that they had overhauled th� architecture and were quite pleased with the results. He said that they were making every attempt to stay out of the one hundred-year floodplain. I Jim Lamont, representing the East Village Homeowners Association, suggested that Todd Oppenheimer be the landscape architect for this project. He said that the applicant had not addressed noise problems in conjunction with this project. He asked what necessitated the excessive common area proposed. Mark Donaldson stated that the excessive common area was a result of a small building footprint and lot area. • Planning and Environmental Commission Minutes December 19, 1994 2 M Glen Heelen, the project developer for Serrano's, stated that they were working with Clark Willingham, Golden Peak House developer, to work out the details of a shared trash plan, Jim Lamont stated that the site coverage analysis of all buildings in the Village would be helpful in determining whether the requested site coverage variance for the Serra no's building was appropriate. Kathy Langenwalter agreed, however, she pointed out that this was not a criteria which would allow for a site coverage variance. Jim Lamont pointed out that they would not know until February 10, 1995 whether the GtIclen Peak House would be rebuilt in the summer of 1995. :Ir 1 Glen Heelen wanted to discuss his perception of the "give and take" which he believed was a part of the variance requests. Rick Rosen, representing Rod Slifer, stated that the site has been used for ski locker storage in the past. He stated that the definitions of "basement" and "garden level" were ambiguous and that it was their opinion that the ski storage was located in the basement floor of the Mill Creek Court Building. Allison Lassoe felt that the ski storage was located on the first floor and that the legally nonconforming use should not be expanded, Bob Armour agreed with the staff's interpretation, but would like to see the space incorporated into the existing ski storage use. 'g ill Kathy Langenwalter agreed with staff's interpretation. Bill Anderson felt that the 250 Ordinance was beneficial to the locals because they could turn around their properties for a sizable sum of money. He felt that the smaller lot sizes should be eligible for 250 additions. Rick Rosen asked what insurance does the Town have that the units will be used for employee housing as opposed to a caretaker unit, Greg Amsden stated that any outdoor displays be subject to DRB approval. Lauren asked the RC what types of guidelines they would like to see. Mike Mollica stated that this was an important issue to the Town Council and that it has been made a priority item for the planning staff to address. 6. 7. Update on the Town's fireplace policy and a discussion of a proposed ordinance 6 increasing open space protection. Planner: Russ Forrest Jeff Bowen made a motion to table this item to the January 9, 1995 PEC meeting with Greg Amsden seconding the motion. A 6-0 vote tabled this update until January 9, 1995. January through March, 1993 Kathy Langenwalter April through June, 1993 Dalton Williams July through September, 1993 Jeff Bowen October through December, 1993 Greg Amsden January through March, 1994 Bill Anderson April through June, 1994 Jeff Bowen August through September, 1994 Bob Armour October through December, 1994 Allison Lassoe January through March, 1995 Grey _Amsden April through June, 1995 ??? August through September, 1995 Bob Armour October through December, 1995 ??? It was agreed that this item would come back to the PC after the 1995 PC appointments, in early March. 10. Council Update: -Musyl variance Mike Mollica said that the Town Council had not called this item up for review. 11. Kathy Langenwalter requested that staff draft a letter to the Vail Mountain School to request that a zoning change be pursued for this site in order to avoid future variance requests. MEMORANDUM TO: Planning and Environmental Commission FROM Community velopm nt Department DATE: December 1, 1994 SUBJECT: A request for a site coverage variance and a conditional use permit to allow for the expansion of library and classroom space at the Vail Mountain School, located at 3160 Kats s Ranch Road /Part of Lot 12, Block 2, Vail Village 2nd Filing. 11 A f � � ,,, i� 3 U3 2 The degree to which relief from the strict and literal interpretation and enforcement of a specified regulation is necessary to achieve compatibility and uniformity of treatment among sites in the vicinity or to attain the objectives of this title without grant of special privilege. LID let before arantina a variance: 1 That the granting of the variance will not constitute a grant of special privilege inconsistent with the limitations on other properties classified in the same district. IM C. The strict interpretation or enforcement of the specified regulation Would deprive the applicant of privileges enjoyed by the owners of other properties in the same district. 12/48/44 17:17 0303 845 9504 *S 1 ligfiwfiy 6 & 24. Eagle -Val ' Est 0 - we Sox 1230 la wds, M 81692 . 13- 045 -1406 • 1{ V ?1IIIdVHYING d}OZ ;A SITE COVERAGE V IL MOUNTAIN SCM00i, BUILDING 18,530 80 SQ.FT ROOF OV REPNGS (+4' BEYOND WALL, LINES) 1,654.0 SQ.FT. 5 " 7 ;. t+Ps1MD S .;H0101 ARC FOR CALCULATION PURPOSES ONLY AND WILL VARY PER THE PRECISION UP' FIELD MEASUREMENTS, ;A -____-_-_-�-- m � = � �N|� m °_t __�� �1vDt� per � ` ~� � � . Q •r3r�. ,` ' �. : • �� Lj — N ter- wwr �' o Ife I✓ _` - -_.�_ � IT . j -{ � ' � - ,� � - _ � -� : o ,. N Kit 1lsN c' lip POPP . i !% opo LOP t-I . �� 11 • � �� � 1 l�� 1 (�i %1 1 �l 1 X 2 ' I b UIaUs FLooR PL 1 �XI INS• °l '0.5 I I I - , I II i PLAN ~. rl ri �,j L-i Ll Li , I f� i � i ! ii �� �� ��� � ' �' i o � ;� I � � � i � � {� � � a DATE: December 19, 1994 SUBJECT: A request for a worksession for a m?,<- xterior alteration in the Commercial Core I zone district and site coverage, stream setback and common area variances and conditional use permits to allow office on the third floor and to allow an outdoor dining deck to provide for the redevelopment of Serrano's, located at 298 2 anson Ranch Road/Lot C, Block 2, Vail Village 1s Filing. E 5. Office Conditional Use Permit There was mixed support regarding the office. The use appeared to receive general support, however, the mass and bulk resulting from the office use was a concern to the PC. Is ZONING ANALYSIS Zoning: Commercial Core I (CCI) Lot ,area: 4,646 square The bold text indicates the standards which require variances. Allowed /Required Existing December 19, 1994 by Zoninq Development Proposed Development Height: 60 %, or 33 feet or less Approximately 25 feet 60.1% at 33 feet or less 40 %, 33 feet to 43 feet 39.9% at 43 feet or less Setbacks: Per the Vail Village N: 1 ` N: 1' Urban Design Guide Plan S: 25 S: 0' E: 01 E: 1 , W: 01 W: 0' GRFA: 80% of site or 0 sq. ft. 3,618 sq. ft. or 77.9 0 lo 3,716.8 sq. ft. Common Area: W1. of allowable GRFA 0 sq. ft. 2,397.0 sq. ft. common area or 1,300.9 sq. ft. - 98.8 so. ft. unused GRFA 2,298.2 sq. ft. or 61.8% Dwelling Units: 25 units per acre or 0 1 dwelling unit 2.6 for the site Site Coverage: 80% of the site or 3,476.5 sq. ft. or 74.8% 90.5% or 4,206.5 sq, ft. 3,716.8 sq. ft. + 168 sq. ft. off -site trash chalet 3,644.5 sq. ft. or 78.4% Landscaping: Per the Vail Village hardscape - 769 sq. ft. x 20% = 154 sq. h. hardscape - 176 sq ft x 20% = 35 sq ft Urban Design Guide Plan softscape - 49 sq. ft. softscape - 250 s ft total - 203 sq. ft. total - 285 sq ft Parking: Per the Town of Vail Parking Standards Restaurant/Bar - 27 spaces required 55.2 spaces required minus the existing parking requirement of 27 for a net requirement of 28.2 spaces or $423,000.00 (See Exhibit A for a breakdown of parking requirement) Loading: Per the Town of Vail One required, none provided One required, none provided. No Loading Standards (1 berth) No changes to loading and delivery status. Mill Creek Setback: 30 feet 30 feet 24 feet Total commercial area: n/a 5 sq. ft. 10,945 sq. ft. Total floor area: n/a 5,082 sq. ft. 16,960 sq. ft. BAs this property is located in CC[, all parking that is required for the project must be provided by paying into the parking fund. At this time, spaces are $15,000.00 each. This price will increase January 1, 1995. The applicant shall be required to pay the parking fee that is in effect at the time the building permit is issued. 4 1. 21 Policy: Additional development may be allowed as identified by the action plan and as is consistent with the Vail pillage Master Plan and Urban Design Guide Plan. 1.3 Objective: Enhance new development and redevelopment through public improvements dare by private developers working in cooperation with the Town. 1.3.1 lice Public improvements shall be developed with the participation of the private sector working with the Town. Objective: Recognize the "historic" commercial core as the main activity center of the Village. 2. 2.1 lie ® The design criteria of the Vail pillage Urban Design Guideplan shall be the primary guiding document to preserve the existing architectural scale and character of the core area of Vail Village. 2. 3.1 lie ® The development of short term accommodation units is strongly encouragedm Residential units that are developed above existing density levels are required to be designed or managed in a manner that makes them available for short term overnight rental. 2.4 Objective: Encourage the development of a variety of a new commercial activity where compatible with existing land uses. ..1 Policy: Commercial infill development consistent with established horizontal zoning regulations shall be encouraged to provide activity generators, accessible greenspaces, public plazas, and streetscpe improvements to the pedestrian network throughout the pillage. 2.4.2 Policy: Activity that provides night life and evening entertainment for both the guests and the community shall be encouraged. Objective: Encora e the continued upgrading, renovation and maintenance of existing lodging an commercial facilities to better serve the needs of our guests. Goal . To recognize as a top priority the enhancement of the walking experience throughout the pillage. 6 M�e 0 3.1 Objective: Physically improve the existing pedestrian ways by 7 landscaping and other improvements. 3.1.1 Policy: Private development projects shall incorporate streetscape improvements (such as paver treatments, landscaping, lighting and seating areas), along adjacent pedestrian ways. 3.4 Objective: Develop additional sidewalks, pedestrian only walkways, and accessible green space areas, including pocket parks and stream access. 3. 4.1 Policy: Physical improvements to property adjacent to the stream tract shall not further restrict public access. 3.4.2 Policy: Private development projects shall be required to incorporate new sidewalks along streets adjacent to the project as designated by the Vail Village Master Plan and/or Recreation Trails Master Plan. Goal #4: To preserve existing open space areas and expand green space opportunities. 4.1 Objective: To improve existing open space areas and create new plazas with green space and pocket parks. Recognize the different roles of each type of open space in forming the overall fabric of the Village. 7 11 D. Curtin tuff uildin March 8, 1993 - The PEC approved a CCI exterior alteration for this building. Site coverage at the time of this proposal was 71 %. The approved site coverage is 71.6%. E. Christiagjg,_•..rt Under the Public Accommodation zone district, allowed site coverage is 55%. On March 23, 1992, Town Council approved a Special Development District allowing the Christiania to expand from 32% to 39% site coverage. 12 h. Staff believes it is imperative to receive a detailed mechanical plan prior to the final worksession hearing. in other projects, the mechanical plans have often not been developed until during the construction process. This often results in rooftop mechanical that has not been shown to the review boards during the planning process. Staff believes that the proposed roof design has improved i nificantly. Staff believes that it will be important to evaluate the roof design after a model is built. Because the fourth floor has been relocated to the center of the building, roof forms are now located around the perimeter of the third floor. An aspect that the staff believes has contributed to the improvement is a 5 -foot plate height on the third floor. This allows the roof to come to a much lower level As a result, there is a greater hierarchy between portions of the building with gable roof forms and the portions of the building with shed roof forms, Other improvements include the elimination of the Italian mansard and the elimination of parapet walls. All clipped hips have been removed. it is important to note that the roof has been changed from cedar shake to a tar and gravel material One of the goals the staff was advocating in the previous worksession was to have a uniform roof, continuing from the fourth floor down to the third floor. This has not been provided, as it would be difficult for the applicants to do this and still meet the zoning requirements. Though staff may still advocate a significant redesign in order to accomplish this goal, staff does not believe it is necessary. Staff believes a model is important to confirm this. Staff continues to need a mechanical plan for the building as described in letter "h" above. 2. Deck and Entry The dining deck has been reduced in size. It now extends 9 feet out from the face of the second floor. At this distance, the deck extends into the right -of -way the same distance as the existing first floor dining deck° Now that the deck has been pulled back from the entry, the main entrance has a greater importance within the elevation. it has been highlighted with an awning and a gable roof. 13 3. Stair Tower and Massing I ar n Staff believes that the issue regarding the stair tower is no longer relevant. Staff believes that relocating the fourth floor to the center of the building has improved the architecture. 4. Northeast Corner of Building The northeast corner of the building has improved significantly. The octagonal shape has been eliminated. The building now steps back with a forty -five degree angle provided on the first, second and third levels° We believe that this element is consistent with the context of Vail Village. Previously, we were recommending that the third floor be eliminated at this location, however, at this time, we believe that the building has been stepped adequately without removing third floor area on this corner of the building. To understand how the building steps, staff has provided the amount of encroachment into the stream setback per floor below: f Basement- 75 square feet First Floor. 75 square feet Second Floor. 11,9 square feet Third Floor. 9,1 square feet ' Fourth Floor. 0 square feet P: can see from the chart above, this comer of the building pr4gressive4l ® back as it gets higher. C 900��F Staff would like to see a detailed site plan showing how the grading on the south side of the building fits into the Golden Peak House grading scheme. As the grades drop off significantly in this area, staff would like to ensure that the two site plans work together. 9IMMMK#= W C! Chart 1 -- Floor Area GRFA Commercial Common Area Office Restaurant Basement - -_ 3,400 sq. ft. 136+447 - -- - -- 1st - -- 3,386 sq. ft. 500+ 132 - -- - -- 2nd - -- — 134+530 --- 3 sq. ft. 3rd 2,258 sq. fit. - -- 518 sq. ft. 1,046 sq. ft. - -- 4th 1,360 s- ft. - - -- - -- - -- 3,618 sq. ft. 6,786 sq. ft. 2,397 sq. ft. 1,046 sq. ft. 3,113 sq. ft. Chart 2 -- Parking GRFA Commercial Common Area Office Restaurant 3,618 sq. ft. 6,786/300 0 1,046/250 3,113/15/8 2.5 spaces 22.6 space 4.2 spaces 25.9 spaces Total; 55.2 p I ft J I XXXX ELE GTpGJu. C4N &'^JR"rR5 E t I4 x TO SE RELOGVTED'` �. xJ'.XY , JVS,� }? �i Y?'� �X 7 TO .�Fv - GCATED 70 5-- #,-E.. , �EablTTT + J I x 7 , ' F� o I i-tx f �L t iT )) 1 i� UNE' S f I Mw.lrs >r I o r S 711 7 1 1 nl \ \ � \\ • mil -• L cc h GRAPH?C SCAL= 10 0 10 7 -r' 303/9495200 ,EL FAY✓949 -5205 --M VKtOR MARK DONALDSON ARCH IECTS, P.C. ,R04r,cukE • PL NNING - 6t(ER�RS VIQOR MARK DONAL05ON ARCHTEM, P.C. tJ:OiilECitH1E • 1 -G • IMRS ii i � I VE- T. ' I I � W I I • "5 ~.s a f I VIQOR MARK DONAL05ON ARCHTEM, P.C. tJ:OiilECitH1E • 1 -G • IMRS ii GRAPHI SC 303!949-5200 8W949 -5205 VICTOR MA (K DONALDSON ARCH.rf Rc, RAhNPiG • �k'O� la • • 4 ��y I AAA ujp iii II ` C a 3031949 -5200 FAY7949 -5205 VICTOR MARK DONALDSON ARCHfTECFS. P.C. Ni�CRFiE ^ 64iJ�kJ:G + IN TCIXKNlS i, i ( 1( I +�11 WALL x ONE 54ea7'ENT L-,-V-"z- S= F R5T LEVEL r e5. -�io SF. �-F. Uti =Y= - 150 °-- , _- - � 0 4�Ei rOURTP GROSS =LOOR LR=-4 -4 5EEN =r UR D - 0 O-J OF ALL C 0 i - i i'i 0 N Z E A C:, L C U -I A 7, 10 N 5 COMMON 4F—=A 'ELEVATOR, e7AIR6, N,4LLUj4Y, MECH. CHASES, ,AND MECH. ROO T. E TOTAL AREA CANNOT EXCEED 3-- OF 74 ALLOWED TOTAL GR� OR 1300.e e=1 OF FFRO 2743 S.F. OF -[/% r-O,"I'0NI AREA G.R.F.4 C4LCJL4TICN6 SF1=14 le ol� E�o% -= ell"LDLIFILE C-I'l 4REA, I 'S EN °� C'T E ie 5ULD-5LE W. aC�* Cz zc -4e =. - 37:&.� e= ='OL L -�7 , :R=A V H 0 e 2 ILLN F! CO- F-/'-r-CNT IN 44N5O q4NC�, nOZ 3, C'!G VA A I NTO C' & 2� G \,, - 3 LH 6 ?17�4 5 7HI;ic _pv=; 5F, 392 �R LEVEL 0 S.F. - 0 - 4- Re'll 6F. 15, 'oF KG 5 =LOCR -'RHA AS r'=-F-N "' &URED TO OF A lEIR!M=-TER Ujl-' =LLC. CO'll' 4 RE-A C-ALCULA - - -- CO MMON Z. INCLUDES ELEvA TOR, 67486, H ALLWAY AAND 1'1=-r-H. ROOMS. TrE TOTAL CO',1 �,RE4 G,4NN EXCEED 35% OF 7 -= 4'-LOWED TOTAL r-R=14. OR 1300.9 S =. = ' OR 61% COM C,-' LC'-LAT ,"N5 l5 SA--'=D ON a0% OFF TF-�- SUlt - ;D , A—LE, _RE ORE, - -7 5 F'O'% "i a -E 'H- E C= F - 1v --F LE e;7= - Y P,'- INTO -N,SCN R4NC14 RO -- 5 G AINT IN4 WE 4R F EULDK� 'V-R �NCE 7 4LOM MLL fzRE-=<. ON 4'R FR Or�'N 4:DF)JNS -F TO SO'P�ON SUBJECT: An appeal of a staff decision regarding the legal nonconforming status of a portion of Unit No. 108-B within the Mill Creek Court Building and a staff decision regarding the application of horizontal zoning for the Mill Creek Court Building, located at 302 Gore Creek Drive/Lot 1, Block 5-A, Vail Village First Filing. Applicant/Appellant: Mill Creek Sports Planner: Lauren Waterton 7N] Attached is a letter appealing a staff decision which denied a request to locate ski lockers in a portion of Unit 108-B of the Mill Creek Court Building and a staff decision that identified this level of the building as the "street level" or "first floor". The use of the remaining portion of Unit 108-B is currently considered to be legal nonconforming space and is occupied by Mill Creek Sports for use as ski locker storage. The space in question is immediately South of the existing ski lockers and is separated by a wall. On November 3, 1994, a section of the wall was removed without first obtaining a building permit and a Stop Work Order (red tag) was issued. On November 4, 1994, Mill Creek Sports applied for a building permit for door openings to be placed in the wall. According to Section 18.24.030 (Permitted and Conditional Uses - First Floor or Street Level) ski storage is not an allowed use on the first floor in Commercial Core I (CCI). In 1989, staff determined that a portion of Unit 108-B be considered legal nonconforming for the purpose of ski storage. Staff has determined that the current request is an expansion of a nonconformin* use and therefore, denied the request. i ne use oT a site or structure iawTuiiy esiaxiisnea s1nor to ine eyTectiTe *-.atz oT the ordinance codified in this title which does not conform to use regulations r .7+rI �� TOTHL Pa01 'To: Planning and Environmental Commission all DATE December 19, 1994 RE »: £ e or a worksession for an amendment to Section 18.71 (Additional GRFA) and Section 18.57 (Employee Housing), to delete the section providing for Additional RFA (the ?50)a to incorporate the 250 GRFA allowance in ©e Employee Housing Section of © Zoning Code, to be used exclusively for deed-restricted employee housing. Applicant. Town of Vail Planner: George Ruther il � I I i I I I I IF I � 13 I ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 . What is the distribution of approved 250's throughout the Town? H T -<* 2 «M llllllllllllllllMi ivir Plll l a l 2 - 1 - HI Each of the four alternatives proposed by staff have both advantages and disadvantages associated with them. The table below identifies each of the alternatives and briefly describes the advantages and disadvantages associated with each PROPOSED ALTERNATIVE ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES Amend the 250 Ordinance to 1 Provides an additional incentive to property 1 Could be construed a special allow, the additional GRFA owners and developers to create employee privilege to property owners with only when associated with an housing units in the Town of Vail. lots less than 15,000 square feel approved, deed restricted in the Primary/Secondary zone employee housing unit. 2. Improves quality of life for employees in the district. Upper Eagle Valley. 3. Creates and continues to provide a public benefit to the community. Entirely eliminate the 250 1. Removes the contradiction that currently I Restricts a property owner's Ordinance (Chapter 18.71) of exists in the Code with regard to GRFA, ability to "modernize" their the Vail Municipal Code by variance requests, public welfare, homes as their personal needs repealing Ordinance No, 5, demo/rebuild, etc. In addition, no other change. Series of 1985 and municipality uses this method to offer Ordinance No. 36, Series of additional GRFA in their Zoning Code. 2. Could potentially increase the 1988. amount of GRFA variances 2. Would eliminate further increases in the requested of the Planning and bulk and mass of structures currently in the Environmental Commission. Town of Vail. 3. May eliminate a property owner's desire to fully complete their project and receive a final Certificate of Occupancy. 4. May eliminate the Town's ability to gel property owners to bring their properties into compliance with the Zoning Code. Amend the 250 Ordinance to 1. Would allow property owners to 1. Adversely effects those property allow all property owners to "modernize" their homes without increasing owners whose residences are add GRFA to their property, the bulk and mass of the structure. not conducive to interior but the additional square expansion only. footage would be limited to 2. Continues to allow properties to be the interior of the structure upgraded in the Town of Vail. 2. May provide an incentive for only. property owners to add large 3. Provides an ability for the Town to require vaulted spaces to their new additional landscaping, above ground homes with the intent of adding utilities to be undergrounded, and gravel the additional 250 square feet in driveways to be paved on properties in the lofted spaces in the future. town. No action, make no revisions 1. Continues to provide for the upgrading of 1. Perpetuates the two main issues to the 250 Ordinance and properties in the Town of Vail, or problems associated with the allow property owners to 250 Ordinance identified by the continue to apply for 2. Provides an ability for the Town to require Zoning Code Revision Task additional GRFA as they additional landscaping, above ground Force in 1991 and addressed currently are permitted under utilities to be undergrounded, and gravel earlier in this memo. Chapter 18.71 (Additional driveways to be paved on properties in GRFA). Town. 2. Could conlinue to add additional mass and bulk to the existing & Continues to allow property owners to structures within the Town of improve their quality of life by allowing !hem Vail. to expand their residences as their personal needs change. YEAR NUMBER TOTAL APPROVED SQUARE SQUARE OF OF APPLICATIONS j FOOTAGE FOOTAGE INTERIOR 1 OR REQUIRI i APPROVED APPROVED 250'S 250'S IMPROVEMENTS 1965 3 750 250 0(0%) 3(100%) (6 7 - /.) 1966 5 1217 243 0( (100'/®) 0(0%) 1987 5 1015 203 1 (20 %) 4(80%) (0 %) 1966 4 644 211 0 (0 %) 4(100%) 1 (25%) 1969 14 3234 231 3(21%) 11 (7 %) 1(7%) 1990 23 5212 227 6(26%) 17(74%) 4(17%) 1991 28 5533 196 10(36%) 18(64%) (11 %) 1992 25 5346 214 11 (44 %) 14(56%) 5( 1993 33 6960 211 18(55%) 16(45%) (15 %) 1994 36 6099 225 16(44%) 20(56%) (14®/x) 0 m . : C9 m 4 § . ©,V4. »7 =f /& TO TAL NUMBER OF INTERIOR & EXTERIOR tmaAPPROVED A THE \� wi OF VAIL FROM !#aTO NOV., 1994 . . le 19+ 9+ 1987 1988 1989 YEAR 998 1919 1992 1993 Sk (NOV) M Im . . m . ? / a & & > a ©» . /�.<» W Exhibit MEMORANDUM Both of these issues are discussed in much greater detail in other sections of this memorandum. Ironically, the result of this effort is a recommendation from the Task Force to repeal, rather than modify this ordinance. This recommendation, which is supported by the staff, is based on inherent difficulties in resolving the two main issues with this ordinance. II. BACKGROUND ON THE 250 ORDINANCE LA III. TWO MAIN ISSUES WITH THE 250 ORDINANCE A. Demo/Rebuild Provision The most commonly heard comment by the Council and the PEC over the past six months has been that the ordinance is no longer in keeping with its "original intent". This raises the question of what was its "original intent", and how can the ordinance be amended to reflect this intent? 1-11 In response to this rationale, the Task Force discussed B. Variance Requests in Conjunction with 250 Proposals removing any reference to the "upgrading of property" from the purpose section of the ordinance® The theory being that if "upgrading property" is not a purpose of the ordinance, the rationale for the 1988 amendment is no longer val�A For example, one draft proposal considered by the Task Force stated that the purpose of the ordinance was to "provide an alternative to the variance process". However, modifying the purpose statement of the ordinance is nothing more than playing with semantics, and it does nothing to change the realities of the situation® The reality is that ultimately, there is no clear objective that can be made between square footage added by an addition to an existing structure and square footage added by a demo/rebuild scenario® 250 square feet is 250 square feet - regardless of how it is developed® Further, whether the additional square footage is an "upgrade" or not is a subjective judgement. Another alternative was to forget about modifying the purpose statement of the ordinance, and simply state that the additional square footage is available for additions to existing residences only® However, this would conflict with a fundamental precept of zoning - that there must be sound rationale for treating similarly situated properties differently® The impact of 250 square feet of GRFA is the same from an addition as it is from a demo /rebuild® There are no valid reasons to distinguish between these two types of development. B. Variance Requests in Conjunction with 250 Proposals IV. ALTERNATIVES FOR AMENDING THE 250 ORDINANCE There are basically two alternatives for dealing with the 250 ordinance, given the concerns raised by the PEC and Council: A. Leave the Existiiag Ordinance in Plact 13 0 A. The ordinance has no direct relationshin to anv nublic 7 c:\pec\tov\2506rd.408 Kristar Pritz introduced Tom Braun, consultant to the Community Development Department regarding zoning code changes. Tom began by recapping where the 250 Ordinance came from, and the history of why this issue was before the Commission at this time, One year ago, the Town Council requested a complete zoning code revision. They set as their highest priorities revision of the Special Development District procedures, Gross Residential Floor Area revisions, pay in lieu parkin and the 250 Ordinance. Z' g During the preliminary meeting on the 250 Ordinance, repealing the ordinance was discussed. Different options were discussed, and it became apparent that there were two major areas which created problems with the Ordinance. The first was the demo/ rebuild amendment and rJ PEA, Apri-I 8, 1991 APPROVED MINUTES, the second was variance requests associated with the use of the 250. Since January, the Zoning Code Task Force had been working on trying to resolve these two issues and still maintain the ordinance. Through this process, the Task Force deterTnined there were two major problems with the ordinance which could not be resolved, hence, the recommendations to repeal the ordinance. Tom stated that a principle of land use and zoning is to have controls over the size and mass of buildings. The 250 Ordinance contradicts this principle. A The second issue with the 250 Ordinance are variance requests in conjunction with 250 proposals. The issue is that if a variance is necessary for a 250 to be approved, the lot may not be able to accommodate the additional square footage. A Larry Eskwith addressed the Commission by stating he saw a need to make the legislation valid with relation to public welfare. The problems in the ordinance arose with the demo /rebuild amendment, There was a perception that this did not relate to the original purpose of the ordinance. However, in order to delete the demo/rebuild provision, the reason why the ordinance exists would have to be redefined. One of the problems Mike perceived was the Primary /Secondary Zone District. In these districts, two hawses were built on lets originally designed for only one. Mike thought this was a contributing factor to the stated problem of too much mass and bulk of buildings in the Town. 10 He recommended that the ordinance either be left in place, or that 250 sq. ft. should be added across the board to all the zone districts. Mr. McKibbon believed it would be a crime to lose residents from the Town because of their inability to economically renovate their houses to meet their changing needs. He stated that, although the ordinance does have problems, it still works overall. He felt that the few houses which had abused the ordinance were being focused upon, instead of concentrating on why those abuses had taken place. Since other communities are not usually as restrictive as Vail in their planning and zoning, the 250 ordinance was created for flexibility. He concluded his statements by referring to the Town of Vail 1990-91 slogan, "If it ain't broke, fix it" by stating the 250's slogan should be "If it ain't broke, don't break it!" 12 Genii Whitten stated that the 250 ordinance was a response to the need of residents to have larger homes. However, she did see it its unwieldy to enforce with the differing reclUirements As an alternative, increasing the GRF°A to adjust to the changed lifestyles of residences was a Diana countered the opinions expressed by the audience by saying that 250 s . ft. was probably not enough to keep anyone from shoving down valley. The economic incentives were too great if their main objective was to have more space. There are other reasons people chose to live in Vail. In the long run, Diana said, the 250 ordinance probably hurts our community in that once it has been used, there is no future flexibility. It is used as a sales strategy by many real estate professionals. 'There is no legal way to change the intent to state that the 250 should only be used for unforseen difficulties. If the intent is not changed, the demo /rebuild provision cannot be deleted. Gary Bossow commented that the homeowners have already voted on this ordinance by the amount of those who have taken advantage of its availability. Frank McKibbon indicated that the phenomena of demo /rebuild to increase property value will eventually be eliminated, as there are few houses whose owners would be willing and /or able to do this. He felt that the areas which had been prone to this type of renovation will soon be saturated. The majority Y g of the community has used the ordinance for good P oses. � purposes. Larry Agneberg commented that when mass is seen to be a problem, the neighbors have spoken up. Connie Knight replied that the problem is that homeowners have not spoken up at an appropriate tithe, or if the building is not in their "back yard." °Torsi Braun elaborated that the Task Force's charge was to resolve perceived problems in the ordinance, but they found no way to make a distinction between existing units and demo /rebuilds. Jim Strain asked why a demo/rebuild could not be legally defined, and thus eliminate the problem? Tom Braun stated that there was no difference in square footage created by an addition and square footage created by a demo /rebuild. Mr. Strain reiterated that a demo /rebuild was constructing a new house, not renovating an existing structure, and that should be enough to eliminate that us e. `stars Pritz stated that the ordinance was amended to allow an e i- sting, 5 year old structure to be m l° de o is ed n a dt th en r e rebuild because the intent of the ordinance was to u p g rade, ade and Pg 9 what is the difference between adding to an existing horde and completely rt- modeling? Jim Strain replied that the amendment is what is in trouble, and that portion alone should be repealed. He did not think the benefits of the rest of the ordinance should be taken away. M r. McKibbon suggested using a definition that if a certain percentage of a structure were demolished, then it would be a new house. Tom Braun repeated the problem with deleting the demo/ rebuild provision was that there is no distinction between a "pure" addition and a demo /rebuild. Diana Donovan continued that the problem was contained in the legal preamble which stated the purpose of the ordinance was to "upgrade for the public good." 15 Gary Bossow asked Kristan how many demo/rebuilds had been performed. Kristan estimated that there were approximately 20, and stated that regardless, the number was a minor amOLInt of the total. The staff had not done an official tally as no one was disputing that the ordinance was popular. Diana Donovan indicated that although it was a minor number at this time, and questioned how far it could go before all the buildin s beca me too big for their 'g sites. Ueorge Lamb stated that all the approvals which had been given were appropriate and that lie E3 Ken Wilson suggest--d that language be placed in the ordinance that if a certain percentage of the house were dernolished, then it would no longer qualify as an existing home for another 5 years, and further suggested the percentage be 50%. Jim amended the previous motion to add the following language to the beginning: He moved that the ordinance be sent to the Town Council with a recommendation of denial of the staff recommendations in order for the ordinance to return to the Zoning Code Task Force to clarify the issues stated above® Ludwig Kurz amended his second to include the additional wording. Jim stated his intent was that the good work which had been done on GRFA controls not be negated, and he wanted the 250 ordinance tightened up to help those people for which it was designed. He thought that the Town should encourage improvements, and make the process as simple as possible for the "little guy." 7 7- - 13 'A Eibi U Ul Exhibit F MEMORANDUM TO: Planning and Environmental Commission/Town Council FROM. Community Development Department DATE: December 19, 1994 SUBJECT 250 Ordinance Research .. .. .......... .............................. .......... ....... ........... . .. .......... .... .... ..... ....... The following information documents all "250 square foot addition" approvals granted by the Town of Vail during the years 1985 through November 1994. Detail with regard to each are as follows: 1985 1. Date: May 15, 1985 Owner Cook Legal Description: Lot 2, Block 6, Vail Village 7th Filing. Address: 1012 Eagles Nest Circle, Golf Course area. Number of 250's" One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Construct a caretaker's apartment, did not entail demo/rebuild. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 2. Date: November 6, 1985 Owner: Sheppard Legal Description Lot 4, Block 1, Vail Village 6th Filing. Address: 596 West Forest Road, Main Vail area. Number of 250's: Two 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 500 square feet. Use: Expansion to existing residence, no demo/rebuild involved. Upgrades Exterior site improvements included landscaping and drainage work. Interior or Exterior* Exterior 250. 1986 1. ate: January 1, 1996 Owner: Williams Legal Description: Lot 7, Block 1, Vail Village 1st Filing, Address: 302 Mill Creek Circle, Main Vail area. Number of 250'x: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250, used. 250 square feet. Use.. Add to the kitchen and living room, did not entail demo /rebuild. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, . ate: April 1, 1986 Owner: Shapiro Legal Description: Lot 1, mail Valley 2nd Filing Address: 1546 Springhill Lane, Golf Course area. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Create an additional bedroom, demo /rebuild not involved. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 3. Date: August 20, 1936 Owner: Cadmus Legal Description: Lot 17, a resubdivision of `tract E, Vail Village 11th Filing. Address: 2660 Aspen Lane, Main Vail area. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. " fetal square feet of 250 used 250 square feet, Use: Create a guest room, demo/rebuild not a plic q le. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 4. Date: September 3, 1936 Owner Boyle Legal Description: Lot 20 -D, Bighorn Terrace. Address: 4277 Columbine Drive, East Vail area. Number of 250 "s: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Add a third floor /bedroom area. Upgrades: No upgrades required, Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 2 5. Date: September 22, 1936 Owner: Svanoe Legal Description: Lot 1, Vail Valley grad Filing. Address: 1543 Springhill Lane, Golf Course area. Number of 250's 250 approved. Taal square feet of 250 used. 217 square feet. Use: Remodel dining room's and bedroom, demo /rebuild not applicable. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 1987 C 1. Owner: Abe Shapiro Legal Description Lot 1, Vail Valley 2nd Filing. Address: 1543 Springhill Lane, Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Taal square feet of 250 used: 217 square feet used. Use: Addition of bedrooms and closet on the third level of the east half of an existing duplex. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 2. Owner: Alverde Legal Description: Lot 14, Vail Village 11 th Filing. Address Aspen Court, East Vail. Number of 250'x: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet Used. Use: Addition of bedroom and bathroom and relocation of existing laundry facilities. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, . caner: Cook Legal Description: Vail Golfoeurse Townhouses, Bldg. J, Unit 31, Phase Ill. Address: 1645 Golf Terrace, Main Vail. Number of 2 0's: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 249.5 square feet rased. Use: Addition of bedroom and bathroom to lowest level of building. Upgrades: No upgrades required, Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. However, one window was added to the exterior of the building to add light into the area of the 250. 3 4, Owner: Pawnall Legal Description: Parcel C, a resubdivision of Lots 14 and 17, Block 7, Vail Village 1st Filing. Address: 267 Rockledge Road, Main Vail. Number of 0': One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet used. Use: Substantial remodel to existing building. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior. Exterior 250. Owner Murphy Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 6, Vail Village 7th Filing. Address: 1200 Ptarmigan Road. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 49 square feet. Use: Addition to dining room. Upgrades: No upgrades required, Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 1966 1. Owner: Loper Legal Description. Lot H, Vail Village 2nd Filing, Villa Cortina, Unit 360. Address: 22 West Meadow Drive. Number of 250'x: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet used. Use: Exterior modifications, Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: exterior 250. _ 2. Owner: Hurtt Legal Description. Lot 9, Vail Village 2nd filing. Address: 272 West Meadow[' e. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 150 square feet used. Use: Dining room addition. Upgrades: Additional landscaping required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. I I I 3. Owner: Hansen Legal Description: Lot 12, Block 2, Vail Village 13th Filing, Address: 2605 Bald Mountain Road. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used 194 square feet used. Use: Conversion of covered patio area into solarium. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. . Owner: Williams Legal Description: Lot 7, Block 1, Vail Village 1 at Filing. Address: 302 Mill Creek Circle. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 Wised: 250 square feet 0ed. Use: Enclose two exterior decks. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 1939 1. Owner: Ding Legal Description: Lot 9, Vail Village 2nd Filing. Address: Number of 250's: 272 West Meadow Drive. One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet Use: Bedroom addition, guest bathroom and enlargement of dining room. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 2. Owner: E.B. Chester Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 1, Vail Village 1st Filing. Address: 359 Mill Creek Circle. Number of 20's: Two 20's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 500 square feet. Use: Demo /rebuild incorporated into Unit B. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250.- • 3. Owner: Affeldt Legal Description: Lot 4, Bighorn 3rd Addition. Address: 4595 Bighorn Road, #a Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 100 square fleet. Use: Deck enclosure. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 4. Owner: Lapin Legal Description: Lot 7, Vail Village 2nd Filing. Address; 232-B West Meadow Drive: Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 249 square feet. Use: Enlarged the dining room, addition of master bedroom and master bath. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. Owner: Lichfield Legal Description: Lot 6, Block 2, Vail Village 2nd Filing. Address: 374 Beaver Dam Road. Number of 250 °s: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used- 250 square feet. Use: Demo /rebuild for single family residence with caretaker unit (250 incorporated into the units). Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 6. Owner: Byron/Rose = Legal Description: Lot 1, dock 1, Vail Village 11th Filing. Address: 2660 Booth Creek Drive. Number of 50's: Two 50's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 490 square feet. Use: Demo /rebuild with use incorporated into new duplex. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 7. Owner Velasuez Legal Description: Lot 4, Block 1, Vail Potato Patch. Address: 602 Potato Patch Drive. Number of 0as: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet, Use: Excavate crawl space for play room. Upgrades: o upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 3. Owner: Hooversteen Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 1, Vail Valley 1st Piling. Address: 1163 Cabin Circle. Number of 250's one 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used 153 square feet. Use: Remodel bedrooms and large guest suite. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. . Owner: Maitland Legal Description: Lot 13, Block 6, Vail Village West 2nd Filing. Address: 1615 Gore Creek Drive. Number of 250's: one 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 236 square feet. Use: upper level addition. Upgrades No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 10. Owner: Curry Legal Description: Lots 33 and 379 Vail Village West 1st Filing. Address: 1765 Alpine give. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Dug out and finished crawl space: Upgrades: Black topping driveway, installing landscaping, and undergrounding electric utility. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250, 11. Owner: Nugent Legal Description: Lot 6, Block 2 Vail Potato Patch;_ Address: 770 Potato Patch, . Number of 's: one 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used. 250 square feet: Use: Airlock. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 12. era Levy Legal Description: Vail Golf Course Tewnhd es, Unit 35. Address: No street address provided, Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Convert storage area to bedroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required, , Interior or Exterior Interior 250. 7 1990 1. Owner: Wartheirn Legal Description: Lot 11 Block 2, Potato Patch. Address: 774 Potato Patch. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Ilse: Expansion of studio. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. . Owner: New View Partnership Legal Description: Lot 3, Black 1 Vail Village 6th Filing. Address: 566 Forest Road. Number of 50's: Two 0's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 500 square feet. Use: Demo /rebuild. Upgrades: The entire project was an upgrade. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 3. Owner: 5teviinson Legal Description Lot 4, Block 3, Vail Valley 1 st Filing. Address: Number of 250's: 1337 Vail Valley Drive. One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 244 square feet. Use Dining and entry addition. upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 4. Owner: Bilotti Legal Description: _ -- Address; Marriott Mark Resort. Number of 2's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use. Interior remodel. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 5. Owner: Perot Legal Description 31, Block 7, Vail Village 1st Filing. Address. 64 Beaver Dam Road. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Derma /rebuild¢ Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 6. Owner: Nilson Legal Description: Lot 20, Bighorn Terrace. Address: 4244 Columbine Drive. Number of 250's: A portion of one 250 was approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 60 square Bata Use: A storage area and dining area were added to the unit. Upgrades: The owner was asked to add landscaping and underground electric service and utilities if the cost was less than $400.00. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 7. Owner: Letven Legal Description: Lot 2, Vail Malley 3rd Filing. Address: 1601 -E Sunburst Drive. Number of 250's: A portion of one 250 was used. Total square feet of 250 used: 235 square feet. Use: Expansion of living room, dining room, master bedroom, and addition of an airlock. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior; Exterior 250. 6. Owner: Dorn Legal Description: Lot 3, Block 1, Vail Valley 3rd Filing. Address: 396 Forest Road. Number of 20's: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Demo/rebuild. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 9. Owner: Rader Legal Description: Lot 7, Block 6, Vail Village 7th Filing: Address: 1107 East Vail Valley Drive. Number of 2's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet® Use: Addition. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior Exterior 250. 9 1. caner: Legal Description: Address: Number of 's: Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades: Interior or Exterior: 11. caner: Legal Description: Address: Number of 250's: Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades: Interior or Exterior: Interior or Exterior: Artinian Marriott Mark Resort. 715 West Lionshead Circle. portion of one 250 was used, 248 square feet. Interior remodel. No upgrades required. interior 250. Aziz L ®t 4, Block 2, Vail Potato Patch 2nd Filing. 740-B Sandy Lana. One 250 approved. 175.5 square feet. Addition. No upgrades required. Exterior 250. • 1 14. Owner, Sadler Legal Description: Lot 4, Block 1, Vail Potato Patch. Address: 502 Potato Patch Drive. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Excavate crawl space for playroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 15. Owner: Myers Legal Description: Lot 2, Block 2, Bighorn 1 st Addition. Address. 3955 -A Lupine Drive. Number of 5's: A portion of one 250 was used. Total square feet of 250 used: Unknown. Use: Addition of new sun room. Upgrades: 250 square feet. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 1. Owner: Collier Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Tonoes, Phase III. Address: 1557 Golfcourse Terrace, Unit N -45, Number of 250's: A portion of one 250 was used. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Interior remodel; Upgrades: No upgrades required; Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 17. Owner: Zin Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Townomes, Phase Ill, Address: 1565 Golfcourse Terrace, -49,__ Number of 250's: A portion of one 250 was used. a Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Interior remodel. Upgrades: No upgrades were required. Interior or Exterior Interior 250. i I 11 1 . Owner: Legal Description: Address Number of 250's: Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades: Interior or Exterior: 1. Owner: Legal Description: Address: Number of 20's: Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades: Interior or Exterior: 20. Owner: Legal Description: Address: Number of 250 "s: Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades; Interior or Exterior: 1991 1. Owner: Scofield Lot 13, Block 3, Vail Village 1st Filing. 1448 Vail Valley Drive. portion of one 250 was used. 250 square feet. Addition of a greenhouse and an airlock. No upgrades required. Exterior 250. ittemyer Lot 1, Block 1, 'Vail Village 3rd Filing. Unknown. One 250 approved. 203 square feet. Addition to south elevation of the residence. No upgrades required. Exterior 250. Hoyle Lot 2, Vail Meadows 1 st Filing. 5053 -A Snowshoe Lane. One 250 approved. 250 square fee`:, Enclosure of an upper level decks Additional landscaping was required. Exterior 250. Kaiser /Hall Lot 3, Block 5, Bighorn 5th Addition. 4913 Juniper Lane. One 250 approved. 250 square feet. Addition to primary unit Utilities under rounde . Exterior 250. C 2. Owner: Maclean Legal Description: Unit 4, Vail Point Condominiums. Address: .1631 Lionsrige Loop. Number of 50's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Addition of bedroom and bathroom within existing building parameters Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior Exterior 25e . Owner. Gross Legal Description: Block Fl, Vail Village 2nd Filing. Address: 22 West Meadow Drive. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Exterior modifications. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 4. Owner: Browning Legal Description: Tract C, Vail Lionshoad 2nd Filing, Address: 664 West Lionshead Circles Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 162 square feet. Use: Expand an interior loft and enlarge an existing bathroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. . Owner: Flower/Bus Legal Description. Lot 6, Vail Lionshead 3rd Filing,_-_ Address: 641 West Lionsead Circle.. Number of 50's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 64 square feet® Use: Expansion of interior loft. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250A . Owner Molyneaux Legal Description: Lot 1A Warren Pulls Subdivision. Address: 1526 Vail Valley Drive. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 240 square feet. Use: Expansion and enlargement of master bedroom area. Upgrades No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 7. Owner: Mikell Legal Description- Lot 4, Block 2, Vail Potato Patch 2nd Filing. Address: 740 -A Sandy Lane, Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 47.5 square feet. Use: Bathroom addition. Upgrades: Three aspen trees of at least 2 -inch caliper must be planted. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 3. weer: Spector/Kalish Legal Description: Lot 10, Olen Lyon Subdivision. Address: 467 Greenhill Court. Number of 0's: One 250. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Addition of an entry, larger living room, bedroom, bedroom dormer, master bedroom, and dining room. Upgrades: Ten aspens to be added to the landscape plan. Interior or Exterior- Exterior 250. . caner: Lamb Legal Description- Lot 15, Block 5, Bighorn 5th Addition. Address- Number of 250's- 4379 Meadow Drive. One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 241 square feet. Use: An addition to the stairway and the entry of the residence. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior; Interior 250. 10. Owner- Byrne Legal Description; Lot 23, dock 7, Vail Village 1st Filing. Address: 254 Beaver Dare Road, Number of 20's- One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 30 square feet. Use; Exterior modifications. Upgrades- No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 11. Owner: Kirby Legal Description- Let 1, dock 7, Vail Village 1st Filing. Address: 227 Roc edge Road. Number of 's- One prior, the request of May 1, 1991 denied. Total square feet of 250 used. 250 square feet. Use: Exterior modifications. Upgrades: o upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 14 a S- 12. Owner Legal Description. Address Number of 250's: Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades: Interior or Exterior 13. Owner: Legal Description: Address: Number of 250'x; Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades: Interior or Exterior Glatzle Lot 20, Block H, Vail Da s Schone 2nd Filing 2317 Garmisch Drive. One 250 approved. 90 square feet. The addition of an octagonal sunroof. No upgrades required. Exterior 250. Biederman Lot 23, Block 7, Vail Village 1st Filing. 254 Beaver Dam Road. One 250 approved. 243 square feet. The addition of an exercise room. No upgrades required, Interior 250, Groff Lot 17, Block 3, Vail Valley 1st Filing. 1468-A Vail Valley Drive. One 250 approved. 16.8 square feet. The addition of two bay windows on the south elevation. No upgrades required. Exterior 2500 15 17. Owner Petersonl ossow Legal Description: Lot 6, Block 3, Vail Village 3rd Piling. Address: 332 Beaver Darn Circle. Number of 's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: The remodel of the duplex, Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 18. Owner: Kaye Legal Description: Millrace, Phase 4, Cascade Village, Address: Unit 4, 1360 Westhaven Drive. Number of 20's: One 250 approved, Total, square feet of 250 used: 150 square feet. Use. Remodel of an interior loft. Upgrades No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250, 19. Owner: Maclean Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 3, Lionsrie 3rd Filing. Address: 131 Lionsridge Loop. Number of 250 "s: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Extension of an interior loft. Upgrades: No property upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 20. Owner: Genung Legal Description: Villa Cortina, Unit 350. Address: N /A. -- Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Interior remodel. Upgrades. No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 1. Owner: Zinn Legal Description: Lot N -49 Golfcourse Town homes. Address: 1563 Golf Terrace, Number of 's: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 245 square feet. Use Complete the unfinished area behind the garage and the addition of a new window. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 1 I Em W 0 El 25 Address: Total square feet of 250 used: Use Upgrades. Interior or Exterior Owner: Legal Description: Address: Number of 250's- Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades: Owner: Address: Number of 250's Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades: Interior or Exterior: Owner: Address. Number of 250's" Total square feet of 250 used: Use: Upgrades: Interior or Exterk)c Letuen Lot 2, Vail Village 3rd Filing. Unknown. One 250 approved. 14 square feet. Improvements to the front entry. No upgrades required. Exterior 250. Collier Sunburst 3rd Filing. Unknown. One 250 approved. 240 square feet. Expansion of the existing living space. No upgrades required. Interior 250. Massa Tyrolean Condominiums, Vail Village 1st Filing. 400 East Meadow Drive, Unit 7. One 250 approved. 250 square feet. Interior remodel. No upgrades required. Interior 250. Sink Lot 21, Block 1, Vail Potato Patch. 781 Potato Patch Drive. One 250 approved. 250 square feet. Interior remodel. Two additional trees required. Interior 250. 17 7. Owner: Ste pler Legal Description: Lot 4, Block 6, Vail Village 7th Filing, Address: 1044 Homestake Circle, Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet, Use: Exterior modifications. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 1992 1, wrier: Lario /Larrea Legal Description: Lot 0, Vail Village 1st Filing. Address: units 304 and 404, 100 East Meadow Drive. Number of 250's: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 60 square feet, Use: Enclosure of are interior loft. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 2. Owner: Forbes Legal Description: Lot 9, Block 1, Vail Village st Filing. Address: 362 Mill Creek Circle. Number of 20's: Two 20's approved. Total square feet- of 250 used: 500 square feet. Use: Remodel of interior spaces. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Both 20's were interior. . Owner: Pavlik Legal Description: Vail Colfcourse Townhornes. Address: Unit 37, Building K, Vail Golfcourse Town homes. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 39 square feet. Use: Finish off basement spaced Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. . Owner: Kovener Legal Description: Lot G, Vail Village 2nd Filing, Address: 17 Vail Road. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 85 square feet. Use: Installation of two new skylights. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250, 18 . Owner: Lamm Legal Description: Lot 15, Block 1, Bighorn 5th Addition. Address: 4693 Meadow Drive. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 241 square feet. Use: Interior remodel. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 6. Owner: Johnson Legal Description. Lot 0, Vail Village 1st Filing. Address: 100 East Meadow Drive, Units 101 and 102, Vail Village Inn. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet: Use: Interior remodel. Upgrades: No upgrades required, Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 7. Owner: Hell berg Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 2, Vail Village 3rd Filing. Address: 355 Forest Road. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet, Use: Demo /rebuild. Upgrades: No upgrades required; Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 6. caner: Gillett Legal Description: Lot 6, Block 3, Vail Village ith-Fifing. Address: 3090 Booth Creek Drivem Number of 50's: One 250 approved. "Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Expansion of two additional bedrooms a storage area. Upgrades: One 10 foot evergreen required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 9. Owner Rubenstein Legal Description: Lot 3, Glen Lyon Subdivision. Address: 1463 Greenhill Court. Number of 250'0: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 230 square feet. Use: Remodel. Upgrades ° Paint/stain portions of building where needed. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 1 10. Owner Ackerman Legal Description. Lot 10, Black 1, Vail Village 6th Filing, Address- 716 Forest Roadm Number of a's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use- Addition to the exterio A the building. Upgrades: Driveway must be reduced so as net to ex eed 10 %. Interior or Exterior- Exterior 250. 11. Owner: Erickson Legal Description- Lot 10, Block 1, Vail Tillage 6th Filing. Address- 716 Forest Road, Number of 250'x. One 250 approved. Dotal square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Exterior addition. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior; Exterior 250, 12. Owner- Kasson Legal Description: Lot 33, Block 2, Vail Tillage 13th Filing. Address: 2570 Bald Mountain Road. Number of 250'x: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 201 square feet. Use: Enclose breezeway in entry and remodel of the raster bathroom. Upgrades'. No upgrades required. Interior or Exteriors Exterior 250. 1. Owner: Lawler Legal Description 12, dock 5, Bighorn 5th Addition. Address: 4939 Meadow Drive. Number of 25's- One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use- Cleo /rebuild of a primary residence to include a new secondary residence. Upgrades: Electrical service to the existing residence must be undergroundede Interior or Exterior Exterior 250: j I 20 14. Owner: Ricci Legal Description: Lot 5, Block E, Vail Das Schone 1 st Filing. Address: 2576 Davos Trail. Number of 0's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: The expansion of an existing second floor raster bedroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 15. Owner: Mark Legal Description C lock -C Vail Village 1st Filing. Lots A, B, 9 9 g Address: Unknown. Plumber of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Interior remodel. Upgrades: No property upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 1. Owner: Glazov Legal Description: Lot 5A, Block 2, Vail Village 1 st Filing. Address: 454 Forest Road. Number of 25's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Ilse: Exterior alterations to an existing structure. Upgrades: No property upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 17. Owner: Alderette Legal Description: Lot 3, Vail Village West 2nd Filing. Address: 1764 South Frontage Road West. Number of 250'x: Two 250's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 500 square feet. Use® Demo/rebuild of a primary/secondary residence; Upgrades: No property upgrades required. Interior or Exterior Exterior 250. 18 ® Owner: Levine Legal Description: Antlers Condominium, Unit 702, Address: 660 West Lionshead Place, Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square foot; Use: Interior remodel. Upgrades: No property upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 1 1. Owner: Wilhelm Legal Description: Lot 5, Bighorn Estates. Address: 4289-B Nugget Lane, Number of 's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Else: Exterior modification to the existing structure. Upgrades: Three aspen trees planted. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 20. Owner: Grubbs Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 1, Vail Village 8th Filing, Address: 1031 Eagles Nest Circle. Number of 250's: one 250 approved, Tote) square feet of 250 used; 250 square feet. Use: Exterior addition to are existing residence. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 21. caner: Tynan Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 3, Lionsridge 3rd Filing, Address: 1881 Lionsridge Loop, Unit 1, Vail Point To n omes, Number of 2 's: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Interior remodel. Upgrades: Na upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250, 22. caner: Norris Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 1, Vail Village 6th Filing. Address: 486 Forest Road. Number of 25's: Two 25`s approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 242 square feet. Else: Exterior addition to an existing building, Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 1993 1, weer: Kal us Legal Description: Lot 1, Black 7, Vail Village 1st Filing Address: 324 Beaver Dam Road, Main Vail. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet, Use: Single car garage and two bedrooms. Upgrades Includes'regrading of driveway. Interior or Exterior; Exterior 250. 22 a • Owner: Bellow Legal Description: Parcel A, a resubivision of Lots 14 and 17, Block 7, Vail Address: Village 1st Filing. Address Rockledge Road, Main Vail. Number of 250's One 250 approved. Taal square feet 500 square feet. of 250 used: 241 square feet. Use: Bedroom additions. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. Owner: Hellbdr Legal Description: Let 1, Block 2, Vail Village 3rd Filing Address: 325 Forest Road, plain Vail Number of 20's: one 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used 243.3 square feet. Use Used for demo/rebuild. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. Owner: Pease Legal Description: Lot 5, Took 2, Vail Village 3rd Filing.. Address: 254 Beaver Darn Road, Main Vail. Number of 250'2: Two 250's approved. Total square feed of 250 used: 500 square feet. Use: Exterior modifications. Upgrades Landscaping to be upgraded, lighting to come Into Interior or Exterior: compliance. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250° 0 . Number of 250's t 31 of 250 used: Upgrades* Interior or Exteril Jordan Lot 1, Block 2, Vail Village 6th Filing 463 Beaver Dam Road, lain Vail. One 250 approved, 250 square feet. Expand existing bedroom and add one bathroom. No upgrades required. Exterior 250. Owner: Erickson Legal Description* Lot 10, Block 1, Vail Village 6th Filing. Address: 716 Forest Road, Main Vail. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 123 square feet. Use: Expand existing bedroom. Upgrades No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 7. Owner: McKinnon Legal Description. Lot 5, Block 2, Vail Village 6th Filing. Address: 695 ®B Forest Road, Main Vail. Number of 0's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used. 23P 5 square feet. Use. E: or modifications. Upgrades: increased landscaping, repainting of the entire building, Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 6. Owner: Willis Legal Description, Lots; 25, dock 2, Vail Village 13th Filing. Address: 2355 Said Mountain Road, East Vail. Number of 250'x, One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: square feet. Use: =xpand existing kitchen. Upgrades: Include landscaping upgrades. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. . Owner: Grisanti Legal Description. Lot 16, Vail Valley 3rd Filing, Address: 2039 Sunburst Drive, Main Vail. Number of 250's, One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 use 245 square feet. Use, Unknown. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 10. Owner: Nicol Legal Description: Lot -6, Block A, Lionsridge 2nd Filing. Address. 1031 Vail View Drive, #B -106, Main Vail. Number of 250'.x: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 45.5 square feet. Use: Loft extension. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 11. Owner: Mathias Legal Description: Lot A -6, Block A, Lionsrie 1st Film Address. 1061 Vail View Drive, #B ®207 Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 34 square feet. Use: Loft extension. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior Interior 250. 4 I 1. Owner: Sorrell Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Townho es. Address: 156E Golf Terrace, #42, M ain Tile Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Additional bedroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 13. Owner: Griffin er Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Town ones. Address: 1630 Sunburst Drive, #16, M ain Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Additional bedroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: interior 250. 14. Owner: Ladd Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Townomes. Address: 1720 Sunburst Drive, #1, Main Vail. Number of 50's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Additional bedroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interi or Exterior: Interior 250. 15. Owner: Johns Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Townhornes. Address: 1720 Sunburst Drive, #2, Main _Vail. Number of 20's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Additional bedroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 16. Owner Devoy Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Townoe. Address: 1620 Sunburst Drive, #E -22, Main Vail. Number of 25's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 45 square feet. Use: Unknowns � Upgrades: N r aired. No upgrades required. q I I Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 'j 2 17. caner: Klein Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Townho ies. Address: 1710 Sunburst Drive, #7, Main Vail. Number of 25's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Additional t 'room. Upgrades: No upgrad . e wire . Interior or Exterior: Interior 250, 16. Owner Metzger Legal Description: Lot 7, Vail Tillage 1st Filing Address: 74 East Willow Drive, River Ridge Condominiums, Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 203 square feet. Ilse: Additional bedroom. Upgrades; No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 19. caner: Adam Legal Description: Lot 7, Vail Village 1st Filing Address: 74 Fast Willow give, #755, R iver R idge South Number of 20's. Condominiums, Main Vail. One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 210 square feet. Use: Additional bedroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250, 0. Owner Gamez Legal Description: Lot 6, Block 6, Vail Village 1st Filing, Riva Ridge North. Address: 33 Willow Drive, #630 Main Vail Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Ilse: Loft. Upgrades: No upgrades required, Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 21. Owner Detrick Legal Description , Lots 5, Block 2, Vail Potato Patch. Address Potato batch Drive, Main Vail. Number of 0's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 232 square feet. Ilse: Unknown. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 22. Owner: Isaacs Legal Description: Lot 6, Bighorn Subdivision. Address: 3937 Lupine Drive, East Vails Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 131 square feet. Use: Expand existing room. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 23. Owner: onzales0 olyneaux Legal Description: Lot 1, Warren Pulis Subdivision. Address: 1623 Vail Valley give, Main Vail. Number of 20's: Two 250's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 500 square feet. Use: Unknown. Upgrades: No upgrades required: Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250's, 2. Owner: DIppY Legal Description: The Valley, Phase 1. Address: 1616 Buffehr Creek Road, #B-17, Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Exterior modifications. Upgrades: No upgrades required: Interior or Exterior, Exterior 250. 25. Owner: Baley Legal Description: Lot 3, Block 1, Vail Lionshead 4th Filing. Address: 630 West Lionsead dace, #4 Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 120 square feet. Use: New loft area. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 26. Owner Kaufman Legal Description: Lionsquare Ledge. Address: 660 West Lions head ircle,#383, Main Vail. Number of 0's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used,. 150 square feet. Use: Loft extension. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 2500 7 27. Owner: Hess Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 3, Vail Point. Address: 1331 Lionsrid e Loop, ##2, Main Vail, Number of 250`x: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Addition of bedroom and bathroom. Upgrades: Add landscaping, Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 3, Owner Hajirn Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 5 -D, Vail Village 1st Filing, Vail Village Inn. Address: 100 East Meadow Drive, #503, Main Vail Number of 250'x: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 175 square feet, Use: Conversion of common area to private use. Upgrades: No property upgrades. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 2. Owner: Nicholas Legal Description. Lot 13, Block 5, Vail Village 1st Filing, Vail Rowhouses. Address; Number of 250'x: 330 Gore Creek Drive, Main Vail Two 250's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 500 square feet. Use: Conversion of common area to GRFA. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250'x. _ 0. Owner: Flacks -- j Legal Description: Fart of Lot K, dock 5B, Vail Village 1st Filing, Talisman Condominiums. Address: 62 East Meadow Drive. Main Vail Number of 250'x: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Addition of a loft. Upgrades No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250, 2 1994 1. Owner: Pickers Legal Description: Lot 10, Block 7, Vail Village 1st Filing. Address Rockledge Road, Main Vail. Number of 250'ss One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 136 square feet. Use: Addition of a closet. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 2. Owner: Byrne Legal Description: Lot 5, Block 7, Vail Village 1 st Filing Address: 126 Forest Road, Main Vail. Number of 250'x: Two 250's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 500 square feet. Use: Both 250's used for F. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Both exterior 50's. 3. Owner Krasovichf chuman Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 6, Vail Village 1st Filing. Address: 63 Willow Place, #11, Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Attic space. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 4. caner: Norris/Byrne Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 1; Vail Village 6th Filing Address: 436 Forest Road, Main Vail. Number of 0's: Two 250's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: Primary unit used 242 square feet® Secondary unit used 250 square feet. Use: Primary unit addition was to the living room. Secondary unit was a demo/rebuild. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior. Both exterior 50's; 5. Owner: Harris Legal Description: Lot 13, Block 6, Vail Village 7th Filing Address: 1167 Vail Valley Drive, Main Vail. Number of 25's: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet Use: Deno rebuild. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. . Owner Gibson/Robinson Legal Description: Let 10, Block 1, Vail Village 6th Filing Address: 1153 A and B Hornsilver, Main Vail, Number of 50`s: Two 250's approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 462 square feet. Use: Expand living roam. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Both exterior 250 7. Owner: Smith /Sage Legal Description: Lot 5, Block 3, Vail Valley 1st Filing. Address: 1367 Vail Valley Drive, Main Vail. Number of 250'x: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Used for an EHU unit. 4 Upgrades: Increased landscaping. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 6. Owner: Wolff Legal Description: Lot 16, dock 3, Vail Valley 1 st Filing Address: 1496 Springhill Lane, Main Vail._ Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Expand living room. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 9. Owner: Tait Legal Description: Lot 6, Vail Valley 3rd Filing Address: 1855 Sunburst Dove, Main Vail. Number of 21 ^'s: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Unknown, Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 30 10. Owner: Breitenbach Legal Description: Lot 3, "Dail Valley 3rd Filing. Address: 1395 Sunburst Drive, Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 240 square feet. Use: Interior modifications Upgrades: Enclosing meters. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 11. Owner Curtis Legal Description: Lot -, Block A, Lionsridge 1st Filing. Address: 1031 Vail View Drive, A -303, Main Veil. Number of 250`s: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 112.6 square feet. Use: Loft extension. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 20e 12. Owner: Riddle Legal Description: Lot A-6, Block A, Lionsridge 1st Filing. Address: 1031 Vail View Drive, -310, Main Vail. Number of 0's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 130 square feet, Use: Loft extension. Upgrades: No upgrades required; Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 3. Owner: Mulvey Legal Description: Lot A -6 Block A, Lionsrie 1 st Filing. Address: 1031 Vail View Drive, #13-111, Main Vail. Number of 20': One 250 approved, "fetal square feet of 250 used: 126 square feet. Use: Left extension, Upgrades: No upgrades required; Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 14. Owner: Nordstrom Legal Description: Lot -, Block A, Lionsrige 1st Filing. Address: 1031 Vail View Drive, #B-208, Main Vail; Number of 2's. One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 126 square feet. Use: Loft extension. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 1 1. Owner: Alberti Legal Description: Lot A ®6, Block A, Lionsride 1st Filing. Address: 1031 Vail View Drive, -303, Main Vail. Number of 2's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 126 square feet. Use: Loft extension. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 16. Owner: Kontne Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Townhomes. Address: 1593 Golf Terrace, #33, Main Vail. Number of 2`s: One 250 approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Additional bedroom, Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 17. Owner: Schulman Legal Description: Vail Golfcourse Townhomes. Address. 1734 Sunburst Drive, #74 Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved: Total square feet of 250 used; 231 square feet. Use: Storage area.. Upgrades: No upgrades required. I Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 13, Owner: Tomlinson Legal Description: Gore Greek Condominiums, Building A, #4. Address: 5017 Main Gore Drive, #4, East -Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used; 71.5 square feet. Use: Loft extension. Upgrades: Undergrounding utilities. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250. 19® Owner: larch Legal Description: Lot 2, Bighorn 4th Filing. Address Strew side Circle, East Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Storage and demo/rebuild. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interi0r 250. 3 20. Owner: Davidson Legal Description: Lot 7, Block 1, Vail Potato Patch. Address: 300 Potato Patch Drive, Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feat. Use: New dining room. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 21. Owner: Rogers Legal Description: Lot 23, Block 1, Vail Potato Patch. Address: 799 -A Potato Patch Drive, Main Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Expansion of living room. Upgrades: No upgrade required: Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 22. Owner: Waters Legal Description: Lot 22, Bighorn Terrace. Address: 4237 Columbine Drive, East Vail. Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 225 square feet. Use: Exterior modifications: Upgrades: Bury all overhead utilities, eliminate existing trash enclosures. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250. 2. Owner: Stearns Legal Description: Bighorn Townhomes. -- Address: 4703 Meadow Drive, #A-4, Main Vail; Number of 250's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 45 square feet. Use: Interior remodel: Upgrades: Parking lot paving. Interior ro Exterior: Interior 250. 24; Owner: Krohn Legal Description: Lot 2, Block 4, Vail Intermountain. Address: 2771 Kinnickinnick, E -7, West Vaila Number of 2's: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 190 square feet: Use: Storage area. Upgrades: o upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250: 3 5. Owner Thain Legal Description: Lot 3A, 8B and 9, Vail Village 4th Filing, Texas Townhomes. Address: 433 East Gore Cre, Drive, Main Vail. Number of 0's: Two 0's approved, Total square feet of 250 used: 500 square feet, Use: Demo /rebuild. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Interior 250, 26. Owner: Hawkins Legal Description: Lot 11, Block 3, Vail Valley 1 st Filing. Address: 1568 -A Vail Valley Drive, M ain Vail. Number of 250's One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 236 square feet Use: Deck enclosure for existing bedroom. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 27. Owner: Drown Legal Description: Lot 17, dock 1, Vail Valley 1st Filing, Address: 375 Mill Creek Circie, Main Vail. Number of 20's. Two 20's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 500 square feet Else: Demo /rebuild and Type II EHU. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250's; 28. Owner: Scott/ Schmidt Legal Description: Lot 10, Casolar Phase la _ Address: 1150 Casolar Del Norte, Main Vail. Number of 250's: Two 250's approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 150 square feet. Use: Deck enclosure. Upgrades: No upgrades required. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 30. Owner: Cay Legal Description: Lot 3, Block 7, Vail Valley 1st Filing. Address: 166 Forest Road, Main Vailm Number of 250'x: One 250 approved. Total square feet of 250 used: 250 square feet. Use: Demo/rebuild with Type I EHUa Upgrades: No upgrades requited. Interior or Exterior: Exterior 250, 4 MEMORANDUM TO. Planning and Environmental Commission F Community Development Department DATE: December 1, 1994 SUBJECT A request for an amendment to Sections 18024 (Commercial Core 1), 19026 (Commercial Core 11), 16.27 (Commercial Core 111), 18.26 (Commercial Service Center), and 16029 (Arterial Business District) regarding the outdoor display of goods. Applicant: Town of Vail Planner: Lauren Waterton • Ca The area to be used for outdoor display be of establishment displaying the goods and entirely upon the establishment's own property. Sidewalks, building entrances and exits, driveways and streets shall not be obstructed by outdoor display. • B. • Ca The area to be used for outdoor display be of establishment displaying the goods and entirely upon the establishment's own property. Sidewalks, building entrances and exits, driveways and streets shall not be obstructed by outdoor display. TO: Town Council MEMORANDUM FROM: Community Development Department DATE November 22, 1994 SUBJECT: Outdoor display of goods ........... ......... ­ .............. ---------- --- I CURRENT REGULATIONS In the Commercial Core 1, Commercial Core 11, Commercial Core III and Commercial Service Center zone districts, ©e outdoor displays of goods are regulated by Sections 18.24.160, 18.26.160, 18.27.120 and 18.28.160, "Location of Business Activity". These sections read as follows: 111® REGULATIONS FROM OTHER TOWNS In order to understand how other resort towns regulate outdoor displays, the following is a list of several towns and their policies for regulating outdoor displays Aspen - Currently, there are no regulations for outdoor display except in areas identified as open space, where they are not allowed. Problems exist in the older areas of town where some outdoor displays are very prevalent. Avon - Final approval for Avon's ordinance regarding outdoor displays will be at the November 22, 1994 Town Council meeting. This ordinance prohibits outdoor displays entirely, except on Memorial and Labor Day weekends. Estes Park - No outdoor displays are allowed in the central business district except by Town Council resolution. So far, no resolutions have been entertained by Council. Require outdoor displays to receive cononal use permit review and approval by the PEC in all zone districts which allow outdoor displays. Add regulations to each zone district which would specify the type of outdoor disR lays allowed, as discussed on Item No. 2 above. 5. Allow only bicycles to be displayed outside. i 0 6. an all outdoor displays of goods completely. 7. Take • further action and leave the existing Zoning Code and Sign Code as is. This would allow businesses to continue outdoor displays, so long as they are entirely on their property. E=7011111-3.2 llaii-;KUIIE�� The display cannot be located further than 10 feet from the building. There shall be no noise, lights, television monitors, or moving parts of any kind associated with the display. 5. There shall be no printed material or handouts associated with the display. The outdoor displays must be a product sold inside or an example of a service provided by the business. V. STAFF RECOMMENDATION M 16.20.025 Daily special boards. Daily special boards shall be permitted under the following: A. purpose—to display the daily specials for a given B. restaurant. Size—no greater than three square feet. C. Height—no part of the daily special board shall eaten above six feet from existing grade. D. Number shall be as follows: 1. One daily special board per restaurant shall be permitted. However, if a business has two consumer entrances on distinct, separate pedestrian ways, be second daily special board shall allowed. E. Location, affixed to approved display box or attached to the front facade of the establishment. F. Design—green or black chalkboard with wooden border. G. H. Lighting, , none. Landscaping—no additional landscaping shall be required in addition to landscaping previously required for display boxes. (Ord. ( ) § 1.) 75 South Frontage Road Vaal, Colorado 51657 303-479-21381479-2139 FAX 303- 479 -2452 MEMORANDUM Departinent of Coniniunity Development To; Planning and Environmental Commission From: Paul J. Reeves, Environmental Health Office's Date; December 19, 14 erence to the Fireplace ordinance PE; Masonry Fireplaces in ref PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER �, :. M MEMORANDUM TO: Planning and Environmental Commission DATE December 19, 1994 SUBJECT: A request for an amendment to Section 18.69.050 (Hazard Regulations) of the Town of Vail Municipal Code regarding the maximum allowable height for garages in the front setback, on lots exceeding 30% average slope. II® PROPOSED CHANGES The following is Section 18.69.50, with the proposed additions shown in bold text. ii , 0