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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
PLANNING COMMISSION
September 14,-1973
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The regular meeting of the Planning Commission was called to
order at 2:05 p.m. in the Conference Roam of the .Municipal
Building.
The following members were present:
Dave Sage, Chairman
Bill Hanlon
Merv Lapin
Gordon Pierce
Hans Weibel
Jen Wright
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Others present:
Keith Caroselli Jim 5levin
Lee Caroselli Daphne S1.evin
Dudley Abbott Irene Westby
Jahn Eden Diana Toughill
Dave Sage reviewed the Pension Isabel addition for the Planning
Commission members who were not present at the special meeting
on September 10. The Planning Commission questioned whether
or not the proposed addition had been reviewed and approved by
the Vail Associates Architectural Control Committee. Manfred
Sehober has been informed that he must get their approval. The
main concern is whether it would be to the advantage of Pension
Isabel to go to the expense of hiring an architect to do mare
detailed drawings i~ the Planning Commission is opposed to any
addition per se. The members of the ~'lanning Commission who
were absent at the special meeting were polled and John Eden
was instructed to go ahead with more drawings.
Gordon Pierce presented the working drawings for the Red Lion
addition which had previously been approved by the Town Council.
These drawings were presented by Mr. Pierce to the Planning
Commission, acting as the Design Review Board, as a courtesy
since the addition does not yet have a building permit. Merv
Lapin wanted to know if the Flanning Commission could require
Larry Burdick to sign away his rights to the street as a can--
dition for approval. Tt was felt that this is a question for the
Town Attorney and the Town Council and not a matter for the
Design Review Board. The design of the project was reviewed and
Mr. Pierce was asked why he chose the curved line for the north-
west side of the addition. He replied he felt it followed the line
of Seibert Circle and also provided a better view on Bridge Street
by not using a square earner. The Town Staff was requested to
check an the legal aspects of the owners' rights to the street.
The Planning Commission, acting as the Design Review Board, approved
the design for the Red Lion Addition with Gordon Pierce abstaining.
Dave Sage then read a letter from Mr. Shapiro regarding the Planning
Commission review of his request for exemption from the Eagle
County Subdivision Regulations. The Planning Commission voted to.
compose a letter to Mr. Shapiro stating that our repay to the
County would have been different if the Planning Commission had the
proposed covenants along with the request for exemption.
As the Vail Associates Architectural Control. Board has given their
approval, the Steve Meyer residence was given final design review
approval and the building permit can be issued.
Minutes of Regular Meeting
September 14, 1973
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The Planning Commission, acting a
reviewed the following signs:
1. Wine and Liquor Shop
black portion of the sign
trim color at Crossroads.
of the door was approved.
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eras recommended that the
very dark brown such as the
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sign was approved with the
be submitted for approval.
2, Life and Title - the sign was approved as submitted.
3. My Favorite Things - the Planning Commission disapproved
the red and white sign submitted to match the sign program.
They like the sign that is already there better. Ted
Kindel will be contacted for his feelings about the signs
for Crossroads. The Planning Commission also would rather
see the sign against the wall instead of hanging.
~. Mill Creek Court Directory - it was recommended that-~
the bracket to hold the sign conform to the one next to i~
on the building. The sign was approved as submitted with
the bracket change.
5. Harvest Table - the sign was resubmitted with a darker
green with the trim yel~.ow. The sign was approved as
resubmitted.
6. Childress' Corner,- The Vail Factory proposed to make
the sign six square feet instead of the allowable size of
three square feet, They demonstrated to the Planning Com-
mission how the small sign is dwar ed in the very large
windows in the front of the building. The Planning Commission
approved the sign as resubmitted with the larger size and
the yellow balloon. ``,
7. Sunburst Site Development Sign -- approved as submitted.
Dudley Abbott then presented a preliminary annexation plat to the
Planning Commission far property located west and north of Sandstone.
He wanted a feeling about the densities and type of development the
Planning Commission would like to see on the property. Mr. Abbott
is proposing 18 units, two-story with parking beneath on .69 acres and
is also proposing a swimming pool. HDMF zoning would be required
to accommodate this number of units. The Planning Commission re-
quested a summary of the HDMF and also MDMF zoning on this preliminary
plat.
As there was no further business, the meeting adjourned at 3:~0 p.m.
Secretary to the Planning Commission
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MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
SEPTEMBER 27, 1973
A regular meeting of the Design Review Board was
convened at 3:45 P.M., immediately following the
adjournment of the Planning Commission, in the
Conference Room of the Town of Vail Municipal
Building.
The following members were present;
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
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Lou Parker
Gordon R. Pierce
Willis J. Wright, Jr.
The first item on the agenda was the sign for the
LIQUOR & WINE SHOP at Crossroads. Irene Westbye
represented the shop and had previously been requested
(Planning Commission meeting of September 1.4) to
resubmit a color sample for the change from black
to dark brown. The sample was presented and
unan~.mausly approved by the Board. Tt was also
noted that, in accordance with a prior agreement
of the Town with Crossroads, the Liquor & Wine Shop
would be allowed to keep the red, hanging identifi-
cation sign, in addition to the individual wall sign.
The second item was the design review for the DAIRY
DEPOT, which is the change of three rooms at the
Vail Village Inn into a grocery store. Dan and
Betty O'Brien were present, and it was noted that
the alteratians would be the store front only and
that there will be no alterations made around the
corner. The design was unanimously approved as
submitted. There was also brief discussion regarding
the sign for the Dairy Depot; however, a formal
application had not been submitted and, therefore,
will. be reviewed at the next meeting after applica-
tion has been received.
As there was no further business, the meeting was
adjourned at 4:15 P.M.
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NOTICE OF ACTION TAKEN AT THE
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD MEETING
SEPTEMBER 27, 1973
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the following
action taken at the meeting of the Design Review
Board on Sep tember 27th:
1. Approval of sign application for
The Liquor & Wine Shop;
2. Approval. of design change for
the Dairy Depot - three rooms at
the Vail Village Inn to a grocery
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MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
OCTOBER 4, 1975
A regular meeting of the Design Review Board was convened
at 3:00 P.M., immediately following the adjournment of the
Planning Commission, in the Conference Room of the Town of
Vail Municipal Building.
The following members were present:
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
Lou Parker
Gordon R. Pierce
Willis J. Wright, Jr.
The first item discussed was the Town o~ Vail GOLD PEAK
BUS STOP plans {dated October 4, 3.973). Bill Pierce of the
Town of Vail Staff made the presentation. Gordon Pierce
asked whether or not it had been considered.to extend a
portion of the raaf of the present structure rather than
creating another building. Bill Pieres replied that it
had been considered, but it was determined that the buses
would not have enough room to go through and turn around
back onto the road. There was some discussion of whether or
not other bus stops were planned for the area and if they
would be of the same type. It had been the Town's feeling
that each bus stop should reflect the particular area in
which it was located. There was also a question of the
aesthetics of putting another structure in front of the
Gold Peak building. The members of the Board felt it would
be desirable to contact the master planners and determ~.ne
how many bus stops were planned for the- area and what is
being proposed for the entire transportation system. They
felt they did not want to consider each structure on a
piecemeal basis, but would rather consider an entire plan.
Also discussed was the ambulance and employee parking and
the need for area designated for the unloading and loading
of cars. After some further discussion, upon motion duly
made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to approve the
landscaping plan as submitted and to disapprove the plans
for the structure until an entire plan. is submitted.
The second item on the agenda was the sign application of
the VAIL VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER for an "Emergency Entrance"
sign. A variance was requested in the size requirements
under Section 15, paragraph 16 of the sign ordinance,
entitled "Traf~a.c Control Signs for Private Property",
The size allowable in accordance with the ardinance is
one square foot and it was felt that the sign should be
larger in order to be effective. Unon mot~an ~ul~= mare
and s~conde~, i+ waG unanimously voted to gr~.nt a variance
and approve the sign anplication as nre~ented-
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variance request for the LIFT HOUSE CONDO. ASSN. sign,
under Section 14, (2)(c), of the sign ordinance, entitled
"Wall. Signs; Individual Business within a Multi-Tenant
Building", which states that no part of the sign shall
extend above 25 feet from average grade. The reason for the
request for a variance is that the sign would not be visible
on. the first balcony, as was suggested by the Design Review
Board in their approval on September 6, 1973. After dis-.
cussion, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unani-
mously voted to grant a variance and allow the sign to be
hung on the second balcony as originally submitted.
The fourth item
parking" signs,
attend the next
the same.
As there was no
at 4:00 P.M.
discussed was the use of the Town "no
and it was suggested that the Police Chief
Design Review meeting in order to discuss
further business, the meeting adjourned
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MINUTES
SPECIAL MEETING
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
OCTOBER 15, 1973
A special meeting of the Design Review Board was
convened at 2:00 P.M. in the Conference Room of
the Town of Vail Municipal Building, to review
the items previously on the agenda for Thursday,
October 11, 1973, as there were insufficient mem-
bers present on October 11 to constitute a quorum.
The following members were present:
William Hanlon
Gordon R. Pierce
Willis J. Wright, Jr.
Also present was:
James F. Lamont, Administrative Assistant
The first item on the agenda was the review of the
plans far the proposed COVERED STAIRWAY next to
the Creekside Building. Ball Pierce of the Town
of Vail staff made the presentation. After dis-
cussion, it was suggested that consideration be
given to electrically-heated stairs. It was noted
that the Town would consider electrically--heated
stairs, but, due to the casts involved, it would also
like to further study and present drawings of the
relationship of the other buildings in the area with
a covered structure such as the one presented. After
discussion, it was, upon motion duly made and seconded,
unanimously voted to disapprove the plans as submitted
for a covered stairway.
The second item was the design review o~ the plans
for the remodeling of .the storefront of the COVERED
BRIDGE STORE. Mayor Dobson made the presentation,
- and after discussion, it was, upon motion duly made
and secondedy unanimously voted to approve the plans
as presented.
The third item was the design review of the plans
for the remodeling of the existing Town. of Vail
A-k'RAME. There was some discussion as to whether
or not the large tree, as shown in the plans, should
be removed, and it was suggested that if leaving
the tree would ruin the floor plans, the tree should
be removed. After discussion, it was, upon motion
duly made and seconded, unanimously voted to approve
the plans as submitted.
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DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
OCTOBER 18, 1.973
1. VAIL INTERNATIONAL - Rigomar Thurmer ;:`t~~~~~---~
sign application ~'
2 . SUNRISE LTD . -- Carosellis G2~~~~'~
sign application
3. BILL RUOFF -house plans (,~~'~-~~~'
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~,~~ MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
OCTOBER 18, 1973
A regular meeting of the Design Review Board was convened
at 3:15 P.M., immediately following the adjournment of the
Planning Commission, in the Conference Room of the Town of
Vail Municipal Building.
The following members were present:
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
Lou Parker
The first item on the agenda was the consideration of a sign
application for SUNRISE, LTD. to replace their existing sign.
Keith Caroselli and Chris Kaiser were in attendance at the
meeting. After review and discussion, it was, upon motion
duly made and seconded, unanimously voted to approve the
plans as submitted.
The second item was the consideration of a sign application
for a permanent, free-standing sign for VAIL INTERNATIONAL.
It was noted that the application showed 40 square feet of
landscaping, and in order to meet the requirements of the
ordinance, 46 square feet should be provided. After review
and discussion, it was, upon motion duly made and seconded,
unanimously voted to approve the plans as submitted.
The third item was the design review of the house plans of
Bill Ruoff. It was noted that the plans had received zoning
approval from Diana Toughill. After review and discussion,
it was, upon motion duly made and seconded, with Bill Ruoff
abstaining, unanimously voted to approve the plans as submitted.
The fourth item was the design review of the Town of Vail
COVERED STAIRWAY. The plans were being resubmitted by Bill
Pierce and Jim Lamont, who had been asked by the Design Review
Board to consider electrically-heated stairs .as opposed to
the covered structure. It had been determined that, at this
time, it was not economically feasible to electrically heat
the stairs. Mr. Lamont suggested that for the future con-
sideration would be given to make the stairway part of the
plaza project, with a joint boiler to heat the water in the
fountain and to also heat the stairway. In the meantime, it
was agreed to construct wooden stairs over the concrete stairs
to improve their condition for this winter. Upon motion duly
made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to disapprove the
covered structure as presented and to approve the plans for
the wooden stairs.
The fifth item was the design review of the plans for the
Town of Vail GOLD PEAK BUS STOP. The plans were being
resubmitted by Bill Pierce and Jim Lamont, who had been
requested by the Board to get an opinion from the planners
as to whether or not the bus stops should be uniform or
relate individually to their surroundings. Mr. Lamont
stated that he discussed the matter with the planners and
it was determined that they felt the bus stops should be
unique to the area in which they were placed. Before going
into further discussion of the matter, Chairman Ruoff advised
that twa members of the Board, Jen Wright and Gordon Pierce,
were not present at the meeting and that both members had
expressed a special interest in this particular project. In
order to have both Jen and Gordon present, it was agreed to
schedule a special meeting to discuss the bus stop on Monday,
October 22, 1973, at 1.0:00 A.M.
As there was no further business to come before the meeting,
the meeting was adjourned at 4:30 P.M.
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-'` MINUTES
SPECIAL MEETING
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
OCTOBER 22 , 1.973
A special meeting of the Design Review Board vas
convened at 10:00 A.M. in the Conference Room of
the Town of Vail Municipal Building. The purpose
of the meeting was to consider the plans for the
Town of Vail Gold Peak Bus Stop.
The following members were present:
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
Lou Parker
Gordon Pierce
Jen Wright
Also present were:
Bill Pierce
Jim Lamont, Administrative Assistant
Chairman Ruoff summarized the situation for the
benefit of Gordon and Jen, who were not able to
attend the regular meeting on October 1.8, at which
time the bus stop plans had been resubmitted for
review and decision. It was noted that the planners
had been consulted and it was their opinion that
each of the bus .stations should reflect its imme-
diate surroundings, with a graphics system for
identification. It was also pointed out that, at.
the present time, the only possible locations for
bus stops would be at LionsHead, Golden Peak,
Tracts A and B area (northeast bowl), and a small
station for the Kiandra.
Gordon Pierce stated that constructing a separate
building was the wrong approach to the problem.
He felt that the bus station should be combined
with the existing building and that all of the
stations should be similar in style. He also
suggested that the plans for this structure be
put off for another year so as to permit further
study of the parking lot at the north corner of
the Golden Peak Building and extension of the
roof line of the building at that location.
In order to better visualize the situation, everyone
present went to the proposed site. After discussion
and review of the various alternatives, a motion
was made and a vote taken: --
Chairman Ruoff, .Lou Parker and Jen Wright,
voted for approval of the plans as submitted;
Gordon. Pierce voted for disapproval of the
plans as submitted; unanimously approved.
As there was no further business to come before the
meeting, the meeting adjourned at 11.:00 A.M.
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AGENDA
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD ~~
OCTOBER 25, ],973
1. Consideration of sign application:
sign, program for Mantaneros
commercial space - Caroselli Gy~~
2. Consideration of sign application:
Salon Twenty-One - Caroselli "7~~C~
3. Consideration of sign application:
Alfie Packer's Wild Mountain Inn-
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4. Consideration of sign application:
Vail. 21 Cube (variance request) 2'L~~ ~~~~
5. Consideration of new house plans -
residence of Justine Taylor-Smith
(have not yet received zoning
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6. Consideration of remodeling plans
for The Patio - Doug McLaughlin Grll,~p,~~
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MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
OCTOBER 25, 1973
A regular meeting of the Design Review Board was convened at 3:00 P.M.
immediately following the adjournment of the Planning Commission, in
the Conference Room of the Town of Vail Municipal Building.
The following members were present:
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
Lou Parker
Gordon Pierce
Jen Wright
Attorneys Jay Peterson and Doug McLaughlin presented remodeling plans
for change of the residence apartments above the Gondola Ski Shop to
THE PATIO RESTAURANT (plans dated September 20, 1973). It was felt by
the Board that the space on the east side of the building presently
used for parking of cars should not be utilized, except for housing
of trash, and that trash be removed daily. Also, it was felt that there
should be assurance that all colors, texture, trim, etc., should match
the existing color scheme. It was also pointed out that the stream
tract should remain in as natural a state as possible. After some
further discussion and review, it was, upon motion duly made and
seconded, unanimously voted to approve the plans, as submitted, subject
to compliance with the following conditions prior to issuance of an
occupancy permit: (1) that the details of trim, texture, color, etc.
be carried out as an extension of the existing; (2) that the required
housing for trash receptacles be located on the east side of the
building, a distance from the street so as to permit no more than a
single vehicle to enter; (3) that a landscaping plan be submitted; and
(4) agreement to the computation of additional parking requirement,
as determined by the Zoning Administrator. Messrs. Peterson and
McLaughlin agreed to the conditions set out above.
The Carosellis presented an application for a sign for ALEIE PACKER'S
WILD MOUNTAIN INN; as proposed, the sign needs a variance for location.
The Board felt that the design of the sign was good; however, they
requested that a new location be submitted and suggested that it should
be placed closer to their entrance. The Carosellis stated they would
resubmit a new location at the next meeting.
The Carosellis presented an application for a sign for SRLON TWENTY-ONE
in the Vail 21 Building. It was noted that the sign met the require-
ments of the ordinance. Upon motion. duly made and seconded, it was
unanimously voted to approve the sign as submitted.
The Carosellis and David Cole presented a sign application for a sign
program for the MONTANEROS commercial space, and in particular, the
sign for TIMBERLINE PROPERTIES. It was noted that all other signs for
this program would be of the same style, and size as the Timberline sign.
Also discussed was the size of the words "Real Estate" as proposed.
It was felt that these words should be smaller in size than "Timberline
Properties", and it was agreed by both David Cole and the Carosellis
that this would be changed. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it
was unanimously voted to approve the plans, subject to a range in size
of the lettering, as stated above.
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The Carosellis presented an application fora sign for the VAIL 21
CUBE. The sign, as proposed, does not meet all the requirements of
the ordinance; therefore, a variance was requested. The Board felt
they could nat grant a variance at the present time and requested
that further reasons for requesting a variance be submitted at the
next meeting. The Garosellis agreed to submit that information at
the next meeting.
Mr. George Smeltzer presented residence plans for the house of
dUSTINE TAYLOR-SMITH (plans dated October 23, 1973).. Mr. George
Smeltzer was advised that the plans had not yet received zoning
approval, and the Board requested that the matter be continued
until the next meeting.
As there was na further business to come before the meeting, the
meeting adjourned at 5:30 P.M.
Nadine M, .Monaco, Secretary
APPROVED:
Chairman of the Board
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AGENDA
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
NOVEMBER 1, 1973
1. Consideration of sign application
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sign - VILLAGE CENTER CONDOMINIUMS - Jim Jacobson
2. Considerat' f sign application
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for GOLDEN PEAK HOUSE DIRECTORY - Caroselli'
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for LIONSHEAD LODGING DIRECTORY -- Caroselli ~/~rc, ~~
5. Consideration of sign application ~
for LIONSHEAD G~
EASY WASH - Caroselli ~
6. Considerate of ign application
--~j for MOUNTAIN SPORTS (part of
Montaneros wi g program} - Caroselli
`7. Resubmission of location plan for~-
Alfie Packer' s Wild Mountain Inn
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8. Resubmission of variance request
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21 Cube -- Caroselli ~~
9.. Consideration of preliminary sketch
plans for the Crossroads addition
(not asking for decision at this time)
10. Consideration of further remodeling
of Covered Bridge Store - Mayor Dobson
11. Jeff Robbie of Graphics Rustication
MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
NOVEMBER 1, 193
A regular meeting of the Design Review Board was convened at 3:00 P.M.,
immediately following the adjournment of the Planning Commission, in
the Conference Room of the.Tawn of Vail Municipal Building.
The following members were present:
William :J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
Lou Parker
Gordon R. Pierce
Jen Wright
The first item was the consideration of a sign application for a
temporary site development sign for PHASE 3 of VILLAGE CENTER CONDO-
. MINIUMS. It was noted that the application met all the requirements
of the ordinance; therefore, upon motion duly made and seconded, it
was unanimously voted to approve the plans as submitted, with the
condition that all other temporary site development signs for the
project shall be removed, and that the sign for Phase 3 shall be
removed within ten {lO) days after an occupancy permit is issued;
and shall be permitted for a period of one {1) year.
The second item discussed was the sign application for the GOLDEN
PEAK HOUSE DIRECTORY. The Vail Factory made the presentation, and
as proposed in the application, the directory would be split up with
three signs on each window and one sign far the LaPinata above the
doorway. It was suggested by the Baard that consideration be given
to having all of the signs placed in one window. However, it was
felt by the Baard that this application be taken under consideration
and a decision made at the next meeting.
The third item discussed was the-sign application for the LIONSHEAD
LODGING DIRECTORY. The Vail Factory made the presentation. A variance
was requested, as the application does nat meet certain requirements
of the ordinonce, as stated in the file. It was stated by Chairman
Ruoff that the Town of Vail is actively engaged in a study of the
problem of directories for the entire town. The need for this type
of directory is recognized and study is -being directed toward a solu-
tion for the entire situation. There is also a memo in the file from
the Town Engineer re street right-of-way and easements at the proposed
location. Therefore, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was
unanimously voted to deny the request for a variance.
The fourth item discussed was the sign application far LIONSHEAD
EASY WASH in the Vail 21 Building at LionsHead. The Vail Factory
presented the. application, which met the requirements of the
ordinance. Therefore, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was
unanimously voted to approve the plans as presented.
The fifth item discussed was the location of the sign for ALFIE
PACKER'S WILD MOUNTRIN INN. The sign will be located at the entrance
of the office for Alfie Packer's. Upon motion duly made and seconded,
it was unanimously voted to approve the sign and location, as finally
presented this date; the wording to be used instead of "Southside of
Building" will be presented at the next meeting.
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AGENDA
DESIGN REVIEW BDARD
NOVEMBER 8, 1973
I. Consideration of design plans for Village Center -
Phase III;
2. Consideration of storefront remodeling plans for
The Mug Shop; ~~
3. Consideration of sign application for This Wicked
West - variance request - Caroselli;
4. Consideration of sign application for Vail Ski
Rentals - -Caroselli;
5. Submission of wording change-in si gn fox ,
Alfie Packex's. ~o,~ezxaL ~~ ~ /~-~n
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MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
NOVEMBER 8, I973
R regular meeting of the Design Review Board was convened at 3.00 P.M.
immediately following the adjournment of the Planning: CammiSSion, in
the Conference Roam of the Town of Vail Municipal Building.,
The following members were present:
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
Lou Parker
Gordon R. Pierce
First, after discussing the present variance procedure, it was agreed
by members of the Board that the sign ordinance should be amended to
adopt a variance procedure such as in the zoning ordinance, with variance
fee, legal publication and hearing.
George Knox, Jr. presented his remodeling plans for the storefront of
THE MUG SHOP. The Board reviewed the plans, and upon motion duly made
and seconded, it was unanimously voted to approve the plans as submitted.
The Vail Factory submitted an application for three signs for VAIL SKI
RENTALS. Under the ordinance, there is a maximum of two signs allowable;
therefore, a variance was requested as to the size and number. The existing
signs are nonconforming; the Board felt they should not go from one non-
conforming sign to another nonconforming, The Carosellis then requested
that the Board consider just two signs, ~- a sign to replace the large
existing sign on the north wall, and a small entry sign at the doorway
facing the Gondola Building, as shown in the photos in the file. After
reviewing the proposal, it was unanimously voted to approve the plans as
changed.
There was discussion of the directory for the GOLDEN PEAK HOUSE, which was
continued from last week's meeting. Mr. Ruoff advised the Carosellis
that the Board members looked at the building and it was their opinion
that all signs should be placed on one side (the more visible), including
Lapinata, in a vertical line. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it
was unanimously voted to approve the plans, subject to the signs being
located all together in a vertical line on the window to the right of
the doorway.
The Vail Factory presented a sign application for THIS WICKED WEST,
and requested a variance since the stare does not have an outside
entrance, and, therefore, would fall under the arcade section of the
ordinance. The Board considered their request for a variance and felt
there should be some outside identification for the store. Upon motion
duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to approve the plans,
as submitted, conditioned upon removal of the sign in the event other
tenants in the building (Gondola II) wish to have outside signs, in
which case an acceptable solution to the overall problem will be considered.
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The sixth item discussed was the request far a variance for a sign
on the VAIL 21 COBS, presented by the Carosellis. It was felt by
- the Carosellis that the existence of the cube itself restricted the
effectiveness of any other sign that might be placed on the building
in lieu of the cube. The Board advised that they would consider the
reasons for the variance request and will make a decision at the next
meeting.
The seventh item was the preliminary review of plans for the
CROSSROADS addition. Merv Lapin and Bab Hunt presented the plans.
No decision on the plans was requested.
The eighth item was the consideration of further changes in the
plans for remodeling of the COVERED BRIDGE STORE. The Board members
felt they would like to look at the store before making a final
decision; therefore, this latter was taken under consideration until
the next meeting.
The ninth item was the consideration of the residence plans of
Justine Taylor-Smith (dated October 23, 1973). Diana Toughill
advised the Board that the plans did not meet the requirements of
the zoning ordinance, especially with regard to the setback,
useable open space and environmental impact. Therefore, the Board
voted to disapprove the plans as submitted.
Mr. Jeff Robbie of Graphics Rustication, a sign company in Denver;
appeared before the Board in order to receive some indication as
to whether or not their signs would meet the general approval of
the Board. The Board advised that the signs were in general harmony
with the spirit of the ordinance.
As there was no further business to come before the meeting, the meeting
adjourned at 5:30 P.M.
Nadine M. Monaco, Secretary
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APPROVED:
Chairman of the Board
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AGENDA
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
NOVEMBER 15, 1973
1. Consideration of sign application far the
DAIRY DEPOT - Dan O'Brien; ~ G'~_~
2. Consideration of remodeling plans for the
Talisman Buil ding - BLOSSOMS BRIG-A-BRAG;
3. Consideration of remodeling plans for the
Vail Village Inn - THE FINISHING TOUCH -
anne Swift
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REGULAR.ME~TING
'~~, DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
NOVEMBER 15, 1.973
A regular meeting of the Design Review Board was convened at 3:00 P.M.,
immediately following the adjournment of the Alanning Commission, in the
Conference Room of the Town of Vail. Municipal Building.
The following members were present:
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
Lou Parker
Gordon Pierce
Jen Wright
The first item discussed was an application for a sign for the DAIRY
DEPOT at the Vail Village Inn. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien were present at
the meeting. It was generally felt by the members of the Board that
the sign, as proposed, was not compatible with the building; in par-
ticular, there was too much contrast, not enough space between the
letters, and that the letters should be routered instead of painted.
It was suggested that more "earthy" colors be used. After discussion,
and upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to
disapprove the sign; it was suggested that the O'Briens contact Mr.
Josef Staufer and arrange with him for a sign program for a17 the com-
mercial space in the V.V.I. building.
The Board members then reviewed remodeling plans for BLOSSOMS BRIG-A-
BRAG. The Zoning Administrator advised that there were no technical
problems; the parking requirements had been resolved. Upon motion
duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to approve the plans
as submitted.
The Board then reviewed plans for THE FINISHING TOUGH, at the Vail
Village Inn. The plans call for an alteration at the northeast corner
of the U.V.I. The Board decided there were insufficient drawings to
make a determination.
VANTAGE POINT requested approval to move their "Vantage Point/Nail" sign
to the side of the building which faces the LiansHead municipal parking
lot. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to
approve the new location.
As there was no further business to came before the meeting, the
meeting adjourned at 4:30 P.M.
Nadine M. Monaco, Secretary
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APPROVED:
Chairman of the Board
AGENDA
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
November 29, 1973
1. Consideration of plans for VILLAGE CENTER - PHASE TTT
2. Consideration of plans for SUNBURST TT project
3. Consideration of plans for MONTANEROS II project
4. Consideration of sign application - HANSEL & GRETEL
{at the Sunbrd Lodge - LionsHead)
5. Consideration of sign application - MOUNTAIN HIGH SPORTS
(part of Montaneros sign program - Caroselli)
6. Consideration of sign application - PENSION ISABEL -
(Manfred Schober)
7. Consideration of sign application - A to .Z HOME REPAIR
& APPLIANCE. (at Sandstone 70 Staff House - Patsy Crite.Zli)
$. Consideration of sign app.~ication - HEAD FIRST
(at the Covered Bridge Store)
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DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
-- NOVEMBER 29, 1973
A regular meeting of the Design Review Board was convened at 4:00
P.M., immediately following the adjournment. of the Planking Commission,
in the Conference Room of the Town of Vail Municipal Building.
The following members were present:
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
Lou Parker
Gordon Pierce
Jen Wright
Also present were:
Terrell J. Minger, Town Manager
James F. Lamont, Rdministrative Assistant
Min er discussed with the Board members the possibility of amending
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the sign ordinance to allow approval of signs to be done administratively,
along with a change in the variance procedure. The Board members were
in agreement that a change was necessary, due to the excessive amount
of time spent reviewing signs, and especially, variance requests.
Mr. Fred Hibberd presented plans for PHASE 3 of VILLAGE CENTER for
preliminary review. Mr. Hibberd stated that he was presently nego-
tiating with the Town far a passible tradeoff of parking spaces required
for dedication to the Town of open space. Seventy-six underground spaces
have been provided. Mr. l~ibberd also stated that he would consult with
Eldon Beck regarding access to the site, in the hope of arriving at a
satisfactory solution. Building mass was discussed; Mr. Hibberd stated
that with completion of buildings in Phase 3, the mass of the tallest
existing building would be broken from major views. Existing. lighting
was also discussed; members of the Board felt the lighting was too bright;
Mr. Hibberd agreed to check into the matter. The Board also.suggested
that for the future the plaza area be lighted with shaded lights, pointed
down. The Board requested, prior to the next stage of review, i:hat Mr.
`~ Hibberd submit a massing model. They also advised Mr. Hibberd that con-
sulting services of Eldon Beck would be requested by them. Mr. Hibberd
` requested that he be placed on the agenda for Design Review on December 13th.
The Caro sell is of the Uail Factory presented a sign application for
MOUNTAIN HIGH SPORTS, part of the Montaneros sign program. The proposed
sign met the requirements of the ordinance. Upon motion duly made and
seconded, it was unanimously voted to approve the sign as presented.
Ms. Sally Freeman presented an application for a sign for HEAD FIRST,
at the Covered Bridge Street, The proposed sign met the requirements
of the ordinance. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
voted to approve the sign as presented, subject to submission of color
samples at the next meeting.
Mr. Manfred Schober presented an application for an office directory
sign for the new offices at PENSION ISABEL, The proposed sign met the
requirements of the ordinance. Therefore, upon motion duly made and
seconded, it was unanimously voted to approve the sign as presented.
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With regard to the sign application for the VAIL 21 CUBE, the Board
felt there was insufficient reason to grant a variance; therefore, upon
~~, motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to deny the
request for a variance.
The Vail Factory resubmitted the wording for the sign for ALFIE PACKER`S
WILD MOUNTAIN INN. Instead of "Sauthside of Building", they proposed
to use "Around Back". Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unani-
mously voted to approve the plans for the sign, including new wording.
Mr. Fred Hibberd presented preliminary plans for Phase 3 of VILLAGE
CENTER CONDOMINIUMS far review. Diana Taughill has given preliminary
zoning approval. There was discussion of color of buildings, and in
particular, color used on the second building. Mr. Hibberd stated that.
in order for the buildings not to appear as the same project, different
colors were used. The color used on the second building had been
approved. Building C will probably be white. The plans provide for
much lower level lighting once the project is completed. All phases
should be completed next year. Mr. Gordan Pierce asked if Mr. Hibberd
had acquired the approval of the master planners on his access to the
property. Mr. Hibberd replied that he had. There will be lower level
garage and upper level parking, with 21 exposed spaces out of 115. This
project i5 scheduled for final review on November 29, 1973.
As there was no further business to come before the meeting, the meeting
adjourned at 5:30 P.M.
Nadine M. Monaco, Secretary
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APPROVED:
Chairman of the Board
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The Board then reviewed a sign application sub~itted by Mr. Patsy D.
Critelli for the A to Z HOME REPAIR AND APPLIANCE SHOP at the Sandstone
7O Staff House. Mr. Critelli was not present at the meeting. The Board
felt they could not approve the sign as proposed; they suggested that
the lettering be done more professionally.. Upon motion duly made and
seconded, it was unanimously voted to disapprove the Sign as presented.
Mr. Jim Cunningham presented plans of MONI•ANEROS II for preliminary
reivew. The Board reviewed the plans and stated they would grant
preliminary direction approval of the plans as presented; however,
they requested that a massing model be submitted, as they were very
interested in seeing the building in relation to others around it in
LionsHead.
Mr. Stan. Pouw of Seracuse, Lawler, presented plans for PHASE 2 of the
SUNBURST project for final review. The~Board reviewed the plans as'~
presented. Phase 2 consists of hotel and multi-media center, 2 parking
levels and plaza level, lOO~ valet parking, shop facilities for hotel,
sauna, restaurant/bar in hotel, kitchen to serve auditorium and indi-
vidual catering, 3 levels of auditorium and mezzanine level, food-~
warming area. Extensive landscaping plans were presented, calling for
planting of aspens, conifers, wildflowers, heated paving, bleachers and
tennis courts, bicycle path, and realign~ent of road, The Building
Department has specific information regarding the landscaping program.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to approve
the plans as presented.
As there was no further business to come before the meeting, the meeting
adjourned at 6:30 P.M.
Nadine M. Monaco, Secretary
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APPROVED:
Chairman of the Board
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MINUTES
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
DECEMBER 6, 1973
A regular meeting of the Design Review Board was convened at 3:00
P.M., immediately fallowing the adjournment of the Planning Commission,
in the Conference Room of the Town of Vail Municina7 Si~ilciina_
The following members were present:
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
Gordon Pierce
Lou Parker
Jen Wright
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The Board reviewed plans for the HUEBINGER garage (plans dated
September 22, 1973). General comments were that the south elevation
appears to be excessively high; and that there is some question re
the distance between the garage and the Ryder house. Before the
Board could make a final decision, they requested that Mr. Huebinger
submit an eievation plan showing the relationship between the pro-
posed garage and the existing house; and also, a plan showing the
relationship of the garage to the Ryder house. The Zoning Admini-
strator. advised that she would inform Mr. Huebinger of these requests.
The Board then reviewed the color samples for the HEAD FIRST canopy
sign. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted
to approve the color samples (red and white) as presented.
Keith Carosel7i of The Vail Factory presented an application for
a directory sign far the VAIL 21 CUBE. The proposed sign would be
attached to the cube, as shown in the file. However, the Board was
advised that the proposed sign exceeded the maximum square footage
allowable. Therefore, upon motion duly-made and seconded, it was
unanimously voted to disapprove the sign as presented.
Mr. J. B. Meadows of Vail Associates presented an application far
3 signs at the LionsHead Gondola Ii Building -- FRASIER'S BAR &
RESTAURANT; PUBLIC RESTROOMS; and LIONSHEAD CAFETERIA (HUNGRY SKIER}.
The Board was advised that the proposed signs do not comply smith the
ordinance, in that they exceed the size limits in view of the fact
that each of the businesses does not have an outside entrance. However,
it was felt that the signs were necessary and of good design. There-
fore, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to
grant temporary approval of the three signs for six months, contingent
upon Uail Associates..: working out a sign program for the entire
building.
Mr. Meadows then presented an application for LIONSHEAD TRAFFIC CONTROL
SIGNS (dated November 28, 1973): -- Gondola-Mall-Lift Tickets; Parking/
Gondola; Entrance, Lionsquare, Antlers, The Mark, Mantaneros; Dead End/
No Parking /Gondola. The Board reviewed the plans and found that they
were in keeping with the Town's plans for directional-type signs. There-
fore, upon motion du Ty made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to
approve the signs as presented.
As there was no further business to come before the meeting, the meeting
adjourned at 4:00 P.M.
Nadine M. Monaco, Secretary
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APPROVED:
Chairman of the Board
AGENDA
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
DECEMBER i3, 1973
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1. Village Center ~- phase 3
2. Vail 21 Cube
3. Huebi.nger Garage
4. V.A. - lift #8 counter weight cover
5. Kentucky Eried Chicken
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- DESIGN REVIEW 60ARD
~ REGULAR MEETING
DECEMBER 13, 1973
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A regular meeting of the gesign Review Board was convened at 300 P.M „
immediately following the adjournment of the planning Commission, in
the Conference Room of the Town of Vail Municipal Building.
The following members were present;
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
Lou Parker
Gordon Pierce
Jen Wri gfit
Also present was:
James F. Lamont, Administrative Assistant
The Vail Factory presented an application for a sign for the VAIL 21
BUILDING on the VAIL 21 CUBE. The sign is for identification of the
Vail 21 Building only, and will not include the directory as previously
proposed. After review, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was
unanimously voted to approve the sign as submitted.
The Board reviewed the further information submitted re the HUEBINGER
GARAGE plans. As proposed, the Board felt the plans for the garage
were too massive and not in keeping with the character of the overall
aesthetics of the adjacent building. They suggested the use of a
gabled roof and that the "pedestrian" door be put around the corner
facing the house. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unani-
mously voted to approve the plans, contingent upon Mr. Huebinger's
agreement to make the changes as suggested,
Mr. Fred Otto of Vail Associates presented plans for the Vail Associates
Lift No. 8 .. Counter Weight Lift Cover, The Board reviewed the plans,
and upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to
approve the plans as submitted.
Mr. Fred Hibberd presented his final plans for PHASE 3 of VILLAGE
CENTER CONDOMINIUMS. Mr. Hibberd also presented a massing model of
the bu ildings. The massing model showed access to the site from the
Village entrance road, as recommended by Eldon Beck. The design
approval of the buildings and site will influence the access plan;
however, the access should be from the Village entrance road only.
After reviewing the plans, and subject to an agreement being reached
between Hibberd, Tawn Council and Planning Commission regarding
parking spaces and dedication of a park/plaza area, the Board,
upon motion duly made and seconded, unanimously voted to approve
the plans {dated December 13, 1973), as submitted, subject to the
following conditions: (1} that large trees be planted to de-emphasize
the height of the tallest, existing building; {2} that evergreens be
planted near the property line on the northeast corner; (3) that the
west end by the service drive be heavily screened, termed and planted;
and (4) approval of the park and/or plaza design, subject to an agree-
ment re parking being reached between Hibberd, Tawn Council and
Planning Commission. A landscaping plan should be submitted to the
Board for review and approval, showing detailed plans to comply with
the above landscaping conditions,
As there was no further business to come before the: meeting, the meeting
adjourned at 5:00 P.M.
Nadine M. Monaco, Secretary
APPROVEq:
Chairman of the Board
MINUTEs
REGULAR MEETING
~ DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
DECEMBER 20, 1973
A regu]ar meeting of. the Design Review Board was convened at 3:00 P.M.,
immediat ely following adjournment of the Planning Commission, in the
Conference Room of the Town of Vail Munici-pal Building.
The following members were present:
William J. Ruoff, Chairman
William Hanlon
Lou Parker
Gordon Pierce
Jen Wright
The Board reviewed an application fora sign for FUN CITY USA at the
Vail 21 Building. It was noted that the sign meets the requirements
of the ordinance and is part of the sign program for the Vail 21 Building.
The Fun City USA sign will replace the Ski Country Hardware sign and
is the same size and will be placed in the same location as the Ski
Country Hardware sign. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was,
unanimously voted to approve the sign as presented.
The Board reviewed an application fora sign for TOP OF THE SLOPE.
It was noted that the sign meets the requirements of the ordinance.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously voted to approve
the sign as presented.
As there was no further business to come before the meeting, the meeting
adjourned at 3:15 P.M.
Nadine M. Monaco, Secretary
APPROVED:
Chairman of the Board
NOTE: It was agreed that nothing should be scheduled for December 27th
(Christmas week) as there probably would not be a quorum in town.