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Category Number
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TOWN OF VAIL
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Project Name:
Building Name:
Owner, Address and Phone:
ArchitecVcontact, Address and Phone:
Legal Description: Lot : Block- Subdivision
Project Street Address:
Comments:
Board / Staff Action
Motion by:
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Seconded by:
n Approval
n Disapproval
! Statf Approval
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Conditions:
Town Planner
Date:DRB Fee Pre-paid
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MERCURY VAPOR
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SHIPPED INSTAttED
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DF 0ouble Fuse (208,240V)
CB Corrosron.reststa nt Frnish
PC Polycarbonate Lens
H24 24" overall Height (Min. height
avarlable)
30 overall Height
36 overall Herght
Festoon 0utlet w/0uplex Beceptacle
Festoon 0utlet w/0uplex Ground Fauh
Recepta cle
A0B Anodize 0arl Bronze (S onlyl
For 0ptronal Arch tectural Colors, sae page 207
SH IPPEO SEPARATELY
565 Hall-shreld l6 bollard)
S8S Hall-shreld (S bollard)
Site Lighting
KBR
Features
Housing: Extruded one'piece a luminum,0.I 56"
wall thickness. Top cover is a weldment of
0.156'wall extrusion and 0.250" top plate. 42'
overall height standard. All external hard-
ware is stainless steel and tam perresistant.
D a rk bronze polyester powder fin ish stand a rd
with optional architectural colors available.
Architectural Class 'l dark bronze anodize
finish available on 8" bollard.
Lens: Clear seamless 100% virgin acrylic. %0"
wall, flush fitting.
Gasketing: Closed-cell EPDM.
0ptics:Achieve IES cutoff. Hydroformed,tluted
a nod ized upper aluminum reflector com bined
with soun aluminum anodized flared cone
standard. Cylindrical lower reflector avail-
able as an option, in lieu ol flared cone'
Ba llasVElectrical System: High power factor
ballast, copper wound and 100% factory
tested. Electrical components are tray
mounted with quick disconnect plugs and
accessible through bottom of bollard.
Medium base socket.
Anchor Bolts:(4)%'x 1l'with double nuts and
wa sh e rs. 41/z' b o lt c irc le te m p late
included.
Iisting: UL 1572 Listed suitable for wet
lo c ations. CSA certified.
6" and 8" Round Bollards, HID/lncandescent k,rv-
Use for walkways, plazas or pedestrian areas.
Example: KBBB 100M CYA 120 CR Catalog Number
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CYLINDRICAL REFLECTORS
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CYB Black Alzak
CYG 6old Alzak
CYF Flat Blact
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217
341
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CANA0IAN SHIPMENTS: Add CSA suffix to catalog number 1120,277,347V only).
NOTE: For options, see pages 207-209.
DIMENSIONS
KBS6 KBSS
Dianeter 6' 115.2 cnl 8' (20 3 cm)
Height 42 (106.7 crn) 42 (1067 crn)
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BOARD APPIJICATION - TOI{N
DATE RECEIVED:
DATE OF DRB MEETING:
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,-F,l.t&ANL6 DESCRIPTION: E
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DESICtriI REVIEW
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B.TYPE OF REVIEV\I:
New Construct j.on ($200.00)
Addition ($s0.00).Minor Alt.eraLion ($20.00)
izlconceptual Review (90)
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ADDRESS | =3L tO.
I,EGAI, DESCRIPTION:
Subdivision
Block
If property is described by a meets and bounds 1ega1
d.escription, please provide on a separate sheet and atLach
Lo this applicaEion.
ZONING:
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5 BtK 1-Lot
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Address:r.J L--{oJ
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APPLICANT' S REPRESENTATIVE :
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NAIvIE OF OIIINER(S) :rrt4€L +
OWNER (SI SIGI;IATT]RB:
Mai 1 inq Addres s : -93-C L^J ' ,--.t ! ^J5 kts€)rqrr) /!'\'t-c-(r
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APPIJICATIONS WIITIT NOT BE PROCESSED WIIHOW OWNER'S SIGNAI1CTRE
Condominium Approval if applicable.
DRB FEE: DRB fees, as shown above, are to be paid at the
time of submittat of t,he DRB application. Later, when
applying for a building pernit, please idenLify the accurate
valuat,ion of t,he proposal . The Town of vail will adjust the
fee according to the t.able below, to ensure the correct fee is paid../) /".' /.\
FEE PATD: $ .
CITECK #: DATE: i /L 'i'BYZ
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FEE SCHEDUI,E:
VAI,UATION
$ 0-$ 10,000
,rr .t a\ ^n a |? rvrvv4 v -tvrvvw $ 50, 001 - $ 150, 000
$1s0, 001 - $ s00, 000
$500,001 - $1,000,000 $ Ower $1, 000, 000
DESIE{ REVIEW BOARD APPROVAIJ BI(PIRES
APPROVAI, I'NI,ESS A BUILDING PBRUIT IS
IS STARTED.
FEE
$ 20.00
$100. 00
$200.00
$400.00
$s00. 00
ONE YE,AR AFTER FINAI,
TSSUED AIID CONSTRUCTTON
NAME OF
Mailing
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A pre-application meeting with a member of the planning staff is encouraged to determine if any additional application information is needed. IE is the applicant's responsibility to nake an appointment with the staff to determine if there are additional submitt,al requirements.
Please note that. a COMPLETE application will streamline the review process for your projecE.
III. IMPORTAIIT NOIICE REGARDING AI.TI.T SI]B}IISSIOI{S ![O IIIIB DRB:
A. In ad.d.it,ion to meeeing submitt.al requirenents, ttre applicant must stake and tape the project site to indicate property lines, building lines and building corners. A11 trees to be removed must be taped. Al.1 site tapings and staking must be completed prior to the
DRB site visit. The applicant must, ensure that sEaking
done during the winter is not buried by snow.
B. The review process for NEW BUIITDINGS normally requires two separat,e meetings of t.he Design Review Board.: a
conceptual review.and a final review.
C. Applicants wlro fail Uo appear before the Design Review
Board on their schedul-ed meeLing date and who have not
asked in advance Ehat discussion on their iten be postponed, will have their itens removed from the DRB
agend.a unt,il such time as the item has been
republished.
D. The following items may, at the discretion of the
zoning adninist.rator, be approved by the Comunj-Ly
Development, Department staff (i.e. a formal hearing before the DRB may not be required):
a.. Windows, skyl-ighLs and similar exterior changes
which do nou alter .the existing plane of the building; and
b. Building addit.ions not visible from any other 1ot or publj-c space. At the time such a proposal is
submiLted, applicants must include letters from
adjacent property owners and/or from the agent for or manager of any adjacenc condominium association stating the association approves of Ehe addiEion.
E. If a property is locat,ed in a napped hazard area (i.e.
snow avalanche, rockfall, flood plain, debris flow,
wet,land, etc.), a hazard sEudy musL be submitted and the owner must sign an affidavit recognizing the hazard report prior to ttre issuance of a building permit.
Applicants are encouraged Lo check with a Town Planner prior to DRB application Lo determine the relationship of Ehe property to all mapped hazards
F. For alI residential construction:
a. Clearly indicate on the floor plans the inside
face of the exterior structural waLls of the building; and
b. Indicate with a dashed line on the site plan a four foot distance from the ext,erior face of the building wa11s or supporting columns,
G. If DRB approves the application with condiEions or modifications, all conditions of approval must be
addressed prior to the application for a building permit.
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A. Three copies of a recenL topographic survey, stamped by a Colorado Professioaal Licensed Suneyor, at a scale of 1r' = 20, or larger, on which the following information is provided:
1. Lot area, and buildable area when different than Lot area.
2. LegaL description and physical address.
3. Two foot conEour intervals unless the parcel
consists of 6 acres or more, in which case, 5 'contour intervais may be accepted.
4. ExisLing trees or groups of t,rees having trunks with diameters of 4n or more, as measured from a point one foot above grade.
5. Rock outcroppings and ot,her significanE naEural features (Large boulders, intermitLent streans,
etc. ) .
5. Hazard areas (avalanche, rockfall, etc.),
cenEerline of sLre€rms or creeks, required creek or strean seEback, and 100-year flood plain, if appLicable. Slopes of 40t or more shall be clearly delineaEed by cross hatching.
'7 . Ties t,o existing benchmark, either USGS landmark or ser^rer inverL. This information rnust be clearly
sEaEed on the survey so that all measurements are
based on Lhe sane starting point. This is part,icularly important for determining building height and driveway slope. See Policy On Survey
InformaLion, for more informat.ion regarding
surveys.
8. L,ocations of the following must, be shown:
a. Size and tlDe of drainage culvert,s, swaLes,etc.
b. Exact location of existing utiliLy service lines from their source to the structure,including:
Cable Tv Sewer cas Telephone water ELectric
c. Al-l utility meter locations, incl-uding any pedestals to be located on site or in the right-of-way adjacent to the site.
cl. Property lines - d.istances and bearingrs and a basis of bearing.
e. Indicate all easements identified on the
subdivision p1ab.
9. Provide spot elevations at the edge of asphalt,along the street front,age of the proDertv aE twenty-five foot. int.erval-s (25,1, and a minimum of
one spot elevation on eiLher side of Lhe loE.
B. site Plan
l-. Locations of the following must be shown:
a. Existing and finished grades.
b. Proposed surface drainage on and off site.
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c. lopo""a driveway, incruainff,ercenr slope and spot elevat,ions at the property 1ine,garage slab and as necessary along the centerline of the drive to accuratelv reflect
driveway grade.
d. A 4' concrete drive pan at the edge of asphalt for driveways that exit t.he street in
an uphi11 direction.
2. All existing improvements including structures,
landscaped areas, service areas, storage areas,
wa1ks, driveways, off-sLreet parking, loading areas, retaining walls (with top and boLLom of
wa11 spot. elevat.ions), and other exist.ing sit,e
improvement,s.
3. In order Eo determine proposed building height.s elevations of all top roof ridges, and eaves when
det,ermined necessary by the zoning administraLor,sha1l be indicated on the. site plan with existing
and proposed contour lines shown underneath.
Landscape PIan (1" = 20' or larger) - 3 copies required 1. At a minirnum, the following information must be provided on the landscape plan:
a. IJocation of exist,ing Erees 4" diameLer or
larg'er,
b. Type, size and location of all existingr and
proposed plant material,
c. Locatj.on of all trees Lo be transplanLed,
d. A detailed legend of all proposed planL
material including conrmon and Latin n€rmes.
2. The location and t)Fe of existing and proposed
watering sysLems to be employed in caring for plant material following its installation.
3. Existing and proposed conEour lines. Retsaining walls should be included with the contour information with top of wa11 and bottom of wal1
elevations list.ed.
4. CompleE.e the attached landscape materials list.
sign off from each utilitv companv verifyj.ng the location of utility service and availability (see
atLached uEility verification form) .
A preliminarv title report Schedule A and B must
accompany all submittals, to insure property ownership
and identify all easemenEs affecting the subject properEy.
Architectural Plans (L/9" ' 1' or larger, L/4" is preferred scale for review) 3 copies are required.
1. Floor plans and al1 elevations of the proposed
development drawn to scale and fu11y dimensioned.
'r'ne erevacaon drahrrngs must show bot.h existing and finished grades.
2. One set of floor plans must be "red-lined" to show
how Lhe gross residential floor area (GRFA) was
caIculat.ed.
3. Exterior materials and colors shall be specified
on the atuached materials list. This maEerials list must be compleLed and submitted as a part of the application. Color chips, siding sampLes etc., sha11 be presenEed aE the Design Review
Board meeting. Details including, but not limited
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to t.t., trim, railings, "ti*rrtap, meter Locations, etc. mus.t be shown graphically and fu11y dimensioned.
G. Zone check List (attached) must be completed if the project is located wiLhin the Single-Fami1y,
Prinary/Secondary or Dup1ex zone d.ist.ricts.
H. Photos of the existing site and where applicable, of adjacent structures.
I. The zoning Adninistrator'and,/or DRB may require the
submission of additional pJ-ans, drawings,. specificat.ions, samples and other materials (including
a model) if deemed necessary to determine whether a project will compLy with oesign Guidelines.
V. MINOR AIJTER.A,TIONS TO THE EXTERIOR OF BUIIJDIIIGS.
Photos or sketches which clearly convey the redevelopment proposal and the locat.ion (site plart) of the redevelopment proposal may be subnitted in lieu of the more formal
requiremenEs set forth above, provided aIl important specifications for the proposal including colors and
materials to be used are submitt,ed.
VI . ADDITIONS . RESIDEIITIAI, OR COIIITERCIAIJ
A. Original floor plans with alt specifications shown.
B. Three sets of proposed floor plans L/8" = 1r or larger (t/Att = 1, is preferred)
c. Three copies of a site plan showing existing and
proposed construction. Indicat.e roof ridge elevations with existing and proposed grades shown underneath.
D. Elevations of proposed addiEion.
E. Photos of the existinq st.ructure.
F. Specifications for all rnaterials and color sErmples on
materials list (atuached).
At the request of the zoning Administrator you may also be
required. to subnit:
G. A statement from each uLility verifyingr location of
service and availability. see atEached utiliLy
locaEion verif ication f orm.
H. A siEe improvemenE survey, stamped by registered
Colorado Professional L,icansed surveyor.
r. A prelininary LiLle report, to verify ownership of property, which lists al.l. easemenls.
VII. FINAL, SMB PLAtil
once a buildinq permit has been issued, and construction is
underr,rlay, and before the Building Deparement wilL sehedule a
framing inspection, two copies of an Improvement Locatsion Certificate survey (ILC) stamped by a registered professional engineer must be submitEed. The following
information must be provided on the ILC:
A. Building location(s) with ties to property corners,i.e. distances and angles.
B. Building dimensions to the nearest tenth of a foot.
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ALI uti1iO".tri." line as-builrs, "rtrrrn rlpe of material used, and eize and exact Location of lines.
Basis of bearing Lo tie to section corner.
All property pins are to be either found or set, and
staLed on improvement survey.
All easements.
Garage slab elevaEions and all roof ridge elevations with existing and proposed grades shown under the ridge tines
VIII . eONCEPlrUtIr DESIGTTI REVTEW
A. SubmitLal requirements: The owner or authorized. agent of any project requiring design approval as prescribed
by this chapLer may submit plans for concepEual review by the Design Review Board to the Department of
Community Development.. The conceptual review is
intended to give Ehe applicant a basic undersLanding of the compatibility of their proposal with the Townrs
Design Guidelines. This procedure is recorunended primarily for applicaEions more complex than single-family and bwo-family residences. However, developers of single-fanily and two-family projects shall not be
excluded from the opportunity Eo request a conceptual
design review. Complete applications mus! be submitted
l-0 working days prior to a sclreduled DRB meeting.
The following information shal1 be submiuted for a
conceptual review:
1. A conceplual site and landscape pLan at a minimum
scale of one inch equals twenty feet;
2. Conceptual elevations showing exterior materials . and a description of the character of the proposed
strucEure or structurest
3. Sufficient, information to show the proposal
complies with the developnent standards of the
zone district in which the project is to be Located (i.e. GRFA, siEe coverage calcuLat,ions,
nunber of parking spaces, etc.);
4. Completed DRB application forrn.
B. Procedure: Upon receipt of an application for
conceptual design review, the Department of Community
Development shall review the submitted materials for general conpliance with the appropriate requirements of
Lhe zoning code. If the proposal is in basic
cornpliance with the zoning code requirements, the projecL sha11 be forwarded to Ehe DRB for conceptual review. If the application is noE generally in
compliance with zoning code requirements, the application and submittal materials shall be returned to the applicant with a writ,ten explanation as to why
the Conmunity Development Department sLaff has found
the project not to be in conpliance with zoning code requirements. Once a complete application has been received, t,he DRB shall review Lhe submitted concepEual
review application and supporting material in order to
determine whether or not the project generally complies with Ehe design gruidelines. The DRB does not vot,e on
conceptual reviews. The property owner or his
represent,ative shal-l- be present at the DRB hearing.
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t o IJIST OF I,IATERIALS
NAI{E oF PROiIECT: 6.RAP,*lt<gUS
IJEGAL DESCRTPTTON: LOT_I BI,OCK SUBDIVISION
STREET ADDRESS:
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The following informat,ion is
Review Board before a final
A. BUIIJDTNG MATERTAI.TS:
Roof
Siding
OEher wall Materials
Fascia
Soffits
Windows
Window Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Peck Rails
Flues
Flashings
Chinneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
Retaining wal1s
Exterior Lighting
Other
regr-rired for submittal to the Design
approval can be qiven:
IryPE OF TITATERIAI.,COLCTR
Designer:
Phone:
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B.I,ATiIDSCAPING: NAME Of
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PLAlifI I{ATERIAIJSI "oa-rrr"-, *"." ".'rron *#Ouantitv Size*
PROPOSED TREES
AIVD SHRT'BS
*Indicat.e caliper for deciduous trees. Minirnurn calioer for deciduous trees is 2 inches. Indicate height for
coniferous trees. Minimum heicrht for coniferous trees is 6 feet.**rndicate size of proBosed shrubs 5 qallon.Minimum size of shrubs is
Tvpe Square Footaoe
GROI'ND COVERS
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SEED
TYPE
OF IRRIGATION
TYPE OR METHOD OF
EROSION CONTROIJ
C. L,AI,IDSCAPE LTIGHTING: If exterior lighting is proposed, please
show Lhe number of fixtures and locations on a separate lighting plan. Identify each fixture from the liqhting plan
in the space below and provide the heiqhE above grade, tltpe of light proposed, lumen output, luminous area and a cut sheet of
the light f ixture. (Section 18.54.050 ,I)
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Kgp-€rll3 lJht|i-rn/
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OTHER LATiIDSCAPE FEATURES (retaining walls, fences, swimming poo1s, etc.) Please specify. fndicate heights of retaining walls. Maximurn heiqht of wa11s within the front setback is
3 | . Maximum height of wa1ls elsewhere on the property is 6'
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TOI{N OF VAIIJ UTTIJTTY LOCATION \/ERIFICATION FORM
t o tevLsed 8/L7 /91
JOB NAI.{E
SI'BDTVISION
I,OT BI.,OCK FTLTNG
ADDRESS
The form is used to verify service availability and location. This
should be used in conjunction with preparing your util-ity plan and scheduling installations. For any new constnrction proposal, the applicant must provide a completed utiLity verification form.
The location and availability of utilities, whether they be main.trunk lines or proposed lines, muat be approved and verified by the following utilities for the accompanying site plan.
All authorizing signatures need to be oriqinals.
Authorized Sionature Date
U.S. west Comrnunications
468-6860 or 949 -4530
Public Service Company
949 - 613s
eary Hall/Rich Cooley
Holy Cross Electric Assoc.
949 -5892 Engineering Dept.
Ted Husky/ruichael Laverty
**TCI Cablevision of the Rockies
949 -1224
Mark Graves
**Upper Eagr1e vaIley water
& sanitation District *
4',16 -7 480
Fred Haslee
irA slte plan is required. Pbysical location of knora utilitsies
must be sbowa on the site plan. Utility locations may or may not offer senrice to tbe property line. aay utility extension reguired
shall be tbe responsibility of the property owner.
NOTE:1. If a utiLity company has concerns with the proposed
construction, t,he uLility representative should not directly on the utiliLy verification form EhaE there is a probtem which needs to be resolved. The issue
should then be spelled out in detail in an attached letter Eo the Town of vail. However, please keep in
mind that it, is the responsibility of the uLility
company Eo resolve identified problens.
2. rf the utiliLy verification form has signatures from
each of Ehe utility companies, and no cornments are
made direcLly on the form, the Town will presume
Ehat there are no problems and that the development,
can proceed.
3. These verifications do not relieve the contractor of his responsibility to obtain a street cut permit
from the Town of vail-, DeparEment of Public works
and to obtain utilitv locations before digcrino in
any public right-of-way or easement in the Towrr of vai1. A buildino oermit is not a street cut oermit.
A street cut permit must be obLained separately.
4. Instaltation of service lines are at the expense and responsibility of the property owner.
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. IJEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot
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Subdivision
ADDRESS:
O$INER PHONE
PI{ONE ARCHITECT .
ZONE DISTRICT
PROPOSED USE
LOT SIZE
Secondary GRFA + 425 =
seLbacks FronL 20'Sides L5'
Rear
Si t.e Coverage
Landscaping
ReLaining WaIl lleighLs 3'/6'
Parking
Carage Credit
Drive:
BUII,DABI.,E LOT AREA
Atlo!^red Existinq Proposed ToEal
(30) (33)
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15',
Height
TOf,Al GRFA
Primary GRFA +425=
Reqrd
(3oo) (6oo) (900) (1200)_
PermitLed Slope t Proposed slope %
EncI
Complies with T.o.v. Liqhting ordinance Yes No
Water Course SeLback (30) (50)
Do Finish Grades Exceed 2:1 (50%) ' YES NO
EnvironmenLal,/Hazards: 1) Flood Plain
2l Percent Slope (< > 30t)
3 ) GeoJ.ogic Hazards a) snow Avalanche_-b) RockfaII
c) Debris FIow
4) weElands
View Corridor Encroachment.: Yes No,
Does Lhis reqiiesL invoive a 250 riddiLir.rn?
llow much of Lhe allowed 250 Addition is used wit'h Lhis requesL?
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Owners Name: Mitch Garfinkel
Architect; Colorado Autocad Tech. Address:Box 728 VaiI CO 49-s324
General Description: Sma11 Bar addition .q
Work Class: [ ]-New Exl-Alteration I l-AdditionaL [ ]-Repair [ ]-other
Nurober of Dwelling Units:Nunber of Accommodation Units:
Appliances Gas Logs_ Wood/Pellet
VALT'ATIONS ******** * * * ** *************** * ****
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Address:
Electrical Contractor:
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Plunbing
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Town of Vai.l
Phone Number:
Town of VaiI
Phone Number!
Town of Vail
Phone Number:
Reg. NO.
Reg. NO.
Mechanical Contractor:
Address:Reg. NO.
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BUILDING PERMIT TEE:
PLI'MBING PERMIT FEE:
I.IECHANICAL PER}TIT FEE:
ELECTRTCAL FEE:
OTHER TYPE OF FEE3
DRB FEE:
BUILDING PI,AN CHECK FEE:
PLI'UBTNG PIAN CHECK FEE:
I.IECHANICAL PI,AN CHECK FEE:
RECREATION FEE:
CLEAN-UP DEPOSIT:
BUTLDTNG:
STGNATT'RE:
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SIGNATT'RE:
Cornments:
CLEAIY IP DEPOSIT NEFITT'D
Plan Review Based on
the 1991, Uniform Codes
NAME: GARFINKELS BAR ADD
ADDRESS: 536 LIONSHEAD
VAIL, COLORADO
OCCUPANCY: B-2
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: ll-lHR
DATE: lO-12-94
CONTRACTOR:
ARCHITECT: NONE
ENGINEER: NONE
PLANS EXAMINER: DAN STANEK
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CORRECTIONS REQUIRED
The items listed below are not intended to be a complete listing of all possible code
requirements in the adopted codes. It is a guide to selected sections of the codes.
The foltowing is not to be construed to be an approval of any violation of any of
the provisions of the adopted codes or any ordinance of the Town of Vail.
FIRE DEPARTMENT APPROVAL IS REQUIRED BEFORE ANY WORK CAN BE
STARTED.
THIS PERMIT IS GOOD FOR AN INTERIOR BAR REMODEL ONLY.
FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE.
ALL PENTETRATIONS IN WALLS, CEILINGS, AND FLOORS TO BE SEALED
WTITI AN APPROVED FIRE MATERIAL.
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Vail. Colorado 81657
303-479-21 38 / 479-2I 39
FAX 303-479-2452
To:
From:
Date:
RE:
Departrnent of Comnrunity Deve lopment
MEMORANDUM
Dan Stanek, Building Inspector
Paul J. Reeves, Environmental Health Officer
october 24, 1994
Garfinkel's Bar Addition Plan Review
There are a few items that I need to know before Environmental Health would approve this
addition.
It appears that this will be a full service bar, if so I need the following:
1. How/where is dishwashing to be done?
2. There must be a hand sink with soap and towels.
3. tf there is to be a soda gun the cold plate must be integral with the ice bin (ie. not
removablel.
4. All lights must be protected from breakage.
5. Any equipment to be installed requires a cut sheet be supplied to me.
6. lce bin must be indirectly drained.
7. Flooring must be smooth and easily cleanable
*-Liqucr \ic.:r..<< ^r.\ Y>g- -i^o.\1ficJ lf there are ddestions please contact me at 479-2138. All bf the above shall be answered
prior to Environmental Health approval.
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FAX 970-479-2452
Octobcr 30, 1996
Mitch Car{inkcl
536 Wcst Lionshcad Mall
Vail, Colorado 81657
Departnrent of Contnunity Developncnt
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RE: Thc proposcd watk-in frcczcr addition 6*- &ta I laf 5 ,
Dcar Mitch:\*il tio{shs.c
Encloscd plcasc find thc submittal matcrials you providcd to thc Torvn of Vail for thc proposcd
rvalk-in frcczcr addition.
As you arc awarc, your application is incomplctc. In ordcr for your application to bc complctc
and bc schcdulcd for rcvicw by thc'l'own of Vail Planning and Environrncntal Commission, as a
rninor cxtcrior altcration. thc application must bc accompanicd by an approval from thc
Condominium Association. Oncc you havc rcccivcd Condominium Association approval, your
rcqucst can bc schcdulcd for rcvicw.
Should you havc any qucstions or conccnls with rcgard to thc intbrmation addrcsscd in this lcttcr,
as ahvays, plcasc do not hcsil.atc in giving nrc a call. I can bc rcachcd nrost casily during rcgular
officc hours at 479-2145
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Project Name:
Building Name: I lorl+'w,,rl Untle
Project Description: NL .l') ffv,flr,t bot
Owner. Address and Phone:
Architecvcontact, Address and Phone:
Legal Doscription: Lot
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Project Street Address:
Comments:
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! Disapproval
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THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS REOUIRED FOR SUBMITTAL BY THE
APPLICANT PRIOR TO THE REQUEST BEING SCHEDULED BEFORE THE DESIGN
REVIEW BOARD.
A. DESCRIPTION OF THE SIGN/AWNING (FREE STANDING, WALL,
PROJECTING/ ETC), INCLUDE SIGN
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MESSAGE jryAl.\
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DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT
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B.SIGN OR AWNING MATERIAL
SIZE OF OVERALL SIGN,
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LETTERING AND LOGO SIZE OF
30"
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E'DEScRTBE LTGHTTNG (ExrsrrNc oR pRoposnol lNTftpa- utq'At'
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HEIGHT oF 5IGN AB9VE GRADE F (n,
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LENGTH oF BUSTNEss FRoNTAGE (Fr) Ntt
CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION APPROVAL (ATTACH)
FEE: 5?9.00 PLUS 51.00 PER SQUARE FooT oF SIGN AREA.
PALD ")i cHEcK No. ,:. Y DATE ri -, \i :
REOUIRED MATERIALS SUBMITTED WITH APPLICATION
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5.
6.
Site PIan
Elevations showing exact location of sign
awning on the building
Photographs showing proposed location
Colored scale drawing
Sample of proposed materials
Phot,ograph of sign if available
Sign Administrator
or
TO: SIGN APPLICANTS
When applications for signs are submitted, the following
I information is required:
1. A completed sign/awning application (attached).
2. A site plan shovting the exact l-ocation where the sign
i-s to be l-ocated.
3. A photograph if possible and building elevation showing
the location of the proposed sign.
4. A scaled drawing whj-ch detaiLs the desi-gn of the sign,as follows:
a) Col-ored exactly as sign will be,b) A list of materials to be used in sign (metal,
wood, canvas, paint, etc. )c) Photograph of sign if available.(d) Specific lettering style and size,
5. ff an awning is proposed, submit drawings showing exactly how and where the awning is attached to the building and horrt the awning is to be constructed.
6. Description of lighting that will be used in conjunction with the sign or awning. If proposing an awning, lighting is not aLLowed to shine through the entire awning which caLl"s undue attention to the business. Lighting nay spotlight only the actual sign Iettering on the awning.
RECOMMENDATIONS OR POINTERS
1. Check sign code - verify site, height etc.2, Be specific. Vagueness on design, size, construction nay delay the approval- of your sign.3. Measure frontage of business.
APPLICATION FEE WILL BE REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION
SUBMITTAL.
If this application requires a separate review by any local,State or Federal agency other than the Town of VaiI, the applicatj-on fee shall be j-ncreased by $200.00. Examples of such review, may include, but are not limited to: Colorado Department of Highway Access Permitsl Army Corps of Engineers 404, etc.
The applicant shal-l- be responsible for paying any publishing fees which are in excess of 50t of the application fee. If, at the applicant's reguestr dny matter is postponed for hearj-ng, causing the matter to be re-published, then, the entire fee for such re-publication shall be paid by the applicant.
Applications deemed by the Cornmunity Development Department to
have significant design, .l-and use or other issues which may have a significan! impact on the community may require review by
consul-tants other that town staff. ShouLd a determi-nation be
made by the town staff that an outside consuLtant is needed to
revj-ew any application, Community Development may hire an outside consul-tant, it sha1l estimate the amount of money necessary to pay hin or her and thj-s amount shall be forwarded to the Town by the applicant, at the time he files his application with the
Cornmunity Development Department. Upon compLetion of the review of the application by the consultant, any of the funds forwarded by the applicant for payment of the consuLtant which have not
been paid to the consultant shall be returned to the applicant.
Expenses incurred by the Town in excess of the amount forwarded by the applicant shal1 be paid to the Town by the appJ-icant within 30 days of notification by the Town.
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VAIL, co 81657
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APPLICANT
CONTRACTOR
OWNER
Description:
]NSTALL 2 WINDOWS
OccuPancy: R1
Type Constructj-on: II
TlPe OccuPancy:
Valuation:
F'ircpl,ace Information: Restricted:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMI]NITY DEVELOPMENT
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST
ADD/Ai.,T MF BUILD
Job Address
Location...
Parcel No'.
Project No.
BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT A]-'L TIMES
PERMIT Pernit #: 896-0050
520 LIONSHEAD MALL Status" '
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143 E MEADOW DR N-90, vArL co 81657
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Phone: 970 4'?6-1690
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FEE SUITI1ARY 216.75
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BUILDING DEPARTMENT DAN ACtiON: APPR
PLANNING DEPARTMENT DAN ACtiON: APPR
FIRE DEPARTMENT DAN Action: APPR
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D E C LARAT ION S
I hereby acknovtedse that t have read.this apqti:"tloll fl!l*,?"1-i:-1tt :h:^::1":f:H,l"3lll1i."?l?::Hr:l:::"ii:i 3[:i,'!ii"3h"!ilil'il:: :ti',i"'i;;"iiliilil'i.liiii"ii-'ilc'iiJ-ii-::l;::!r .i-:':::^::,::''1Y.il'1":5.'l::iH'l:l llil?l?I.'3,\""'ii"l;'iti ;;il'"il';#,'"ff#;::'":;i:.:l:'i;;.,-il'l; ty;t;-rli: :!:'::':..:':::,1'll^i:":li.':il::,:"nine .nd subdivision
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Send Cl.!an-Up ocposit To: GMY-SToNE
479-2138 0R AT
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CONDITIONS
Pernit #: Be6-oo5o . "!"ii''i7+ZtZ:-- atus: rssuED
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LIONSHEAD CENTER #201
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EVERY STORY
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TOWN OF VAIL' COLORADO statemnt
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Statemnt Number: REC-O123 Anount:226.75 04/t9/96 11:55
hit: DS Payment Method: CK Notation: *5219
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Perrnit No:
Parcel No:
site Address:
L,ocation:
Thie Payment
Account Code
01 0000 41310
01 0000 41332
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01 0000 4L336
896-0060 TYPe: A-MF
2101-071-0 3-017
520 I.,IONSHEAD MALL
I.,IONSHEAD CENTER #201
ADD/AIT MF BUILD PER
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Total Fee6:
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Balance:
Deecription
BUILDING PERMIT FEES
PLAN CHECK FEES
CLEA}IUP DEPOSITS
WILL CALL fNSPECTION FEE
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OTHER TYPE OF FEE:
DRB FEE:
BUILDTNG PI,AN CHECK FEE:
PLI'MBING PIAN CHECK TEE:MECHANICAL PI.AN CHECK FEE:
RECREATION FEE:
CLEAN-UP DEPOSIT:
TOTAL PERUTT FEES:
BUILDTNG:
SIGNATURE:
ZONING:
SIGNATT]RE:
CLEAT I'P DEP,OSIT REtrIIItD
75 roulh tronlage rord
Yril, colorado 81657
(303) 479-2138 ot 479-2L39
TO:
EROM:
DATE:
SU&TECT:
offlce of communlly developmcnl
ALL CONTRACTORS CT'RRENTLYL REGISTERED WITTI TI|E TO$IN OF VAIL
TOWN OF VAIL pUBLrc WoRKS/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
MARCH 15, 1988
CONSTRUCTION PARKING & MATERIAL STORAGE
rn surnraary, ordinance No. 5 states that it is unrawful for any person to litter, track or aeposit. any "oif,-rJ"i', sand, debris or nateriaf, incruding trash h-rp.t.t=, portabre toilets and worknen vehicles. upon any streetl sidewaik, ;il;y or public pl?:"_:I any porri-on trrei"o;:--;i" risht_of_way -on arl_ rown of varL streets and-I?"9= is approxlnateiy S ft.-6ti-pavernent.This ordinance wirr be rt"iElry'-lnforced by the Tor.rn of vai].Public works Deoartment: --;;;;;nJ found, viorating this ordinance wirr be given a 24 hour rrii;;;";otice to remove said rnateriar.rn the event the perso" r"-""Iitied.ao"" ,roi-Joipiv with the notice within ttrl_,ze rrour tiure-ifeciriea, the puLiic works Department trilr remove saia uriteii"r ii-[n"".-i.i]e of person notified- The provisions-of-'ltri] o"ainance snirr not be applicable to cLnstruction,-riir,t"r,ur,9e 9-r repair projects of any street or a]ley or any utiiiir.= in the right-a_way.
To review Ord.inance No. G in fuI1, please stop by the Tohrn of :3:i"::ti:i"g"Tf;i*mlt"::"";;;i" a copv. rira,,i you ror your
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d and acknowledged by:
75 routh tronlrge rold
Y!ll, colorudo E1657
l3o3) 479-2L38 or 479-2139 ottlcs of eommunlty devcloprnetrl
BUILDING PERI{IT ISSUANCE TII{E FMME
If this peryit ""qui,lil_? Town of Vail Fire Deparrnent Approvat,Ensineer "s (pub) ic r,rorks) review unJ ipp"ouai,"i piiiiirli6'blpu"ur,unt review or Heatth Deoartment review, .n['a-""ui.; ;i-;i;;";rTioins
l,ert[H3',1;"g: .'.i'.ted time rJ"'a-lotar ".ui"n-iluy"i.il'i, rone
AlI commercia'l fia'oe or smarr) and alr multi-famjiy permits wilr have to fo'lrow itre ibove menti6ned mixiru, requirements. Residential and small projects should take a't esier-arnount or time.'Hoiever, if residential or smailer,projecis irpici the various above mentioned departments with reqard to-necessiiy-.eui"*,-ilr.i. i""i".il' ruy also take the three weet< peiiroJ.
Every.attempt wil'l be Tgge by this department to expedite this pennit as soon as possible. '
l:-Il. undersigned, understand the plan check procedure and time trame.
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Comnuni ty Devel ooment Departrnent.
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TO:
MEMORANDUM O
ALL CONTRACTORS FROM: TOWN OF VAIL PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT DATE: MAY 9, 1994
BE:WHEN A ''PUBLIC WAY PERMIT'IS REQUIRED
Job Name:
p3te:
Please answer the following questionnaire regarding the need for a "Public Way permit':
YES
1) ls this a new residence?
2) ls demolition work being performed
that requires the use of the right
of way, easements or public properly?
3) ls any utility work needed?
4) ls the driveway being repaved?
5) fs different access needed to site
other than exisling driveway?
6) ls any drainage work being done
affeAing the right of way, easements,
or public property?
7) ls a'Revocable Right Of Way permit'. required?
8) A. ls the right of way, easements or
public property to be used for staging,
parking or fencing?
B. lf no to 8A, is a parking, staging
or fencing ptan required by Community
Development?
lf you answered yes to any of these questions, a "Public Way permit" must be obtained."Public Way Permit" applications may be obtained at the public Work's officE or at C-o.TTrlity Development. lf you have-any questions please cail Charlie ojvis, ine rown ' of Vail Construction Inspector, at 479-2158.
I have read and answered allthe above queslions.
NO
Job Name Contractor's Signature Oite
PUBLIC WORKS PERMIT PROCESS
How it relates to Building Permits:
1) Fill out our check tist provided with a buildino oermit apptication.lf yes was answered to any of the above questons ttren a "public way,' is
required, You can pick up an apptication at either community Developmeni
located at 75 S. Frontage Road or Public Works, located at 1309 Vail Valley Drive.
2) Notice sign otfs for utility companies. All utitities must field verify (locate)
respective utilities prior to signing application. Some utility companies iequire up
to a 48 hour notice to schedule a locate.
3) A construction traffic control/staging plan must be prepared on a separate sheet
of paper.An approved site plan may also be used. This plan will show locations of all traffic control devices(signs, cones, etc..) and the work zone, (area of
construction, staging, etc..). This plan will expire on oct. 1sth. and will need to be resubmitted for approval through the winter.
sketch_of work being performed must be submifted indicating dimensions (length,
width & depth of work). This may be drawn on the traffic control ptan oi a lite plan for the job.
Submit co_mpleted application to the Public Works's office for review. lf required,
locates will be scheduled for the Town of VailElectricians and lrrigation crew. The
locates take place in the morning but, may require up to 4g houls to pertorm.
The Public work's construction Inspector will review the application and approve
or disapprove the permit. you will be contacted as to the siatus and any thai may needed. Most permits are releaqed within 4g hours of being received, but pteasi
allow up to one week to process.
As soon as the permit is processed, a copy will be faxed to community
Development allowing the "Building permif'to be released. please do not confuse
the "Public way Permit" with a "Building permit" to do work on a project itself.
NOTE:
: Ih9 ?b9fe process is for work In a pubtic way onty.* Public Way Permits are valid only unfil November isth.* A new Public way permit is required each year if work ls not complete.
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75 South Frontage Road
Vail. Colorado 81657
30s -479-2 I 3 I / 479-2 I 39
FAX 303-479-2452
rrfFORilA:tTOt{ ITEEDED I{HEI{ APPLIII|G FOR A
D e pa r t m e nt of C om m u n i ry* D e ve lo pnr e nt
uEcr|Af,rcnL PERt{rr
HEAT LOSS CALCULATIONS.
TO SCALE FI.,OOR PLAN OF MECHANICAL ROOI{ }'ITH EOUIPMENT
DRAWN IN TO SCAIJE, WITH PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS AND BTU
RATINGS OF ALL EQUIPMENT IN MECHANICAT ROOM.
SHOW SIZE AND LOCATION OF COMBUSTION AIR DUCTS, FLUES,
VENT CONNECTORS AND GAS LINES.
NOTE WHETHER ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT WILL ALSO BE INSTALLED IN
MECHANTCAL ROOM.
FATLURE ro PRovrDE rHrs rtFonutrroil nu.rJ DETJAT YouR pER}trr.
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NOTTCE TO CONTRACTORS/OIINER BUILDERS
Effective June 20, L99L, the Town of Vail Buirding Department has developed the following procedures to ensure that new Lonstruction sites h-ave adequately establ-ished proper drainage from buirding sites along and adjacent to Town of vail roads of sLreets.
The Town of vail public works Department will be required to inspect and approve drainage adjacent to Town of vair roads or streets and the installation of temporary or permanent curverts at access points from the road or street on to tle construction site.such approval must _be obtaineci prior to any request for inspection by the Town of Vair Building Department for footings or Lemporary electrical or any other inspection. prease cair 4'l9-2160 t;request an inspection from the publ-ic works Department. A110w a minimum of 24 hour noti_ce.
Arso, the Town of vail pubric works Departnent wirr be approving al-1 final- drainage and culvert instal_iation with resul_tinq road pacching as necessary. such approvar must be ontain"-;-;;i";-;;Fi.naI Certificate of Occupancy iisuance.
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Des ign Review Action Fot
TOWN OF VAIL
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Date
Building Name:
Owner, Address and Phone::
Legal Description: Lot
Project Street Address:
Zone District
Comments:
Motion by:
Board / Staff Action '
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DEsrcN REvrEw BoARD AppLrcATroN - TowN otor", cor,oRADo
DATE RECEIVED:
DATE OF DRB MEETING:
TYPE OF REVIEW:
Ne\^r construction ($200. OOI $lainor AlEeraLion ($20.00)
Addition ($50.00) ' - Conceptual Review ($0)
ADDRESS:
D.LEGAL DESCRIPfI
Subdivision
If properLy is described by description, please provide
Lo Lhis applicat5-on.
Block ,.
a meets and bounds
on a separate sheet
legal
and at.tach
NAME OF APPLICA}TI'S REPRESENT 6"tbAL
H. NAME OF OWNER(S):
Mailing Address:
APPLIEATIONS WILL NOIT BE PROCESSED WIITHOW OWNER' S SIGNArIInE
Condominium Approval if applicable.
DRB FEE: DRB fees, as shown above, are to be paid aL t.he
t.ime of submittal of the DRB applicat.ion. LaLer, when
applying for a building permit, please identify Lhe accuraLe
valuat,ion of the proposal. The Town of vail will adjus[ the
fee aeeording to the table below, lo eRsure the correcL fee is paid.
FEE PAID: i CHECK #: DATE: BY:
'iiiiy Address:I
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ZONING:
NAME OF APPLICAI{I:
Phone
FEE SCHEDULE:
VALUATION
$ 0 $ 10,000
$ 10, ool- - $ 50, ooo
$ 50, 001 - $ 150, 000
$150, 001 - $ 500, 000
$500, 001_ - $1, 000, 000
$ Over $1-, 000, 000
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD APPROVAIJ EXPIRES
APPROVAIJ IINL,ESS A BUIITDING PERI,IIT IS rS STARTED.
FEE
$ 20.00
$ so. oo
$100. 0Q -t $200.00r/
$400.00
$s00.00
ONE YEAR AFTER FINAIJ
TSSUED AI\TD EONSTRUETION
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New Construction (SZOO-bOI
:ddditior ($s0.o0)
X tdinor iqJcerat.Lon (520 ,00)
Concept ual Review
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a rlreeta arrd. $6q146 IegAI on a ceparate Sbeet ,.Yrd
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ADDRESS:
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If plopertsr is _desc.rjled by descriptionr 1:Jease ptovide attach to rbie appliiatJ,on.
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t-oT AREA i If requLred, 3ppli.cant starrDed sur'sey show.{ng' Iots area_
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Conctoui4lr.lur 5-f applicarrfe.
enaure the correct' fee is paid.
t 0-$ 1of00o $20.00 sf0,001 -$ 50,OOo g5o_oo
9- s0, Q91 - 5 t 50, 0o0 gloo. o0 s150,001 - s 500, ooo $2oo.o0 ssoo, oo1 - $I.,0o0, 000 ${oo.0o $ over $r, oo0. 00c g5o0.oo
DRB EF.E| DRb'f_ees, as sqos4 above, aro t,o be paid at Ene E1&e of, subnitta+ oF DRB appi.tcrtioa - -Late.E, vlrea alrplyl.ns for a brrrlrirg_ perert;-pteast iaeneiiy-ii. --
acgurate valuatf.on bf [llE prop;sal . T]re Towra af va:iJ y_r-lL ad]Psr c}te fee accorclJ.ng to tfre tat,te be1ow, tO
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LEGAL DESCRIPTTON: tOT_!_ BIOCX / SUBDTVTSION
STREET ADDRESS Z 92A UAAEIJPAD /KALL
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DESCRIPTION OF PROI7ECT:RE6/O9N7-/+L ADtsn'taM
The following infornation is
Review Board before a final
A. BUILDING MATERTALS:
Roof
Siding
Other WaIl Materials
Fascia
soffits
Vlindows
Window Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Deck Rail_s
FIues
Flashings
Chimneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
Other
reguired for submittal to the Design approval can be given:
TYPE PF MATERIAL . col.oR
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LANDSCAPING: Name of Desisner:
pf,one:
PLANT MATERIALS: Bot.anical Nane
PRoPoSED TREES N,Nb
Common Narne Ouantitv Size*
EXISTING TREES TO
BE REMOVED
Il0A/E
*Indicate caliper for deciduous trees.deciduous.trees is 2 inches. Indicate
4FrK rtlilwlotb , A^toeTanp
urPpg
NONE ADDED
N)NE AoDro
E,rees.height -f,or coniferous
a o
corron .,t ouantitv Size*
N/a.
t.t#.
of proposed shrubs.
Square Footaqe
rt/a
PLAIIT IIIATERIAI-:
PROPOSED SHRUBS
EXISTING SHRUBS
TO BE REMOIED
*Indlcate sLze 5 qallon..
GROUND COVERS
soD
SEED
TYPE
OF IRRIGATION
TYPE OR METHOD OF
EROSION CONTROL
c.LAIiIDSCAPE LIGHTING: ff exterlor lighting is proposed, please show the nunber of fixtures -and tocations on- a ieparate lighting.plan. Identify each fixture from Uhe fi'gnting plan on the list below and provlde the wattage, height-above -
grade and type of llght proposed.
orHER LANDSCAPE FEATURES (retaini.ng wallsl fences, swimrning pools, etc.) Please- specify. Indicate heights of'retainin!walls. Maximum height of walrs within the frorrt. setback i6 3 feet. Maximum height of waLls el_sewhere on the property is 6 feet
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Fritzlen Pierce Briner
Frhrl.y 20. :996
j Dagtofcoar.DGrctorur t Toua cf Vrll
i
DerTs qAer Mry ...o||cat:
r T[e l$sd.crlurdrort .r.,!.!|tl'',T ++rmolertm ryprrlwr ofGr rddtislrtg lla inltj ?0g, X09- jOE, rd ,0g rs pr,ryud try ftlrrlsr Ptc lrk r|,r*ircrr qa ibcir ,frrwir;r &td{ lf_95,
.fuy?
EcsqrdoCordl Prrlld
tor,la 3JU:Ild ilAlzlltd .'..G B';8I 6/ZA/ZA
Beceptloa No...l?8-6J9--..--. --*--U.4re1l.-B-.-..9gf.-2,--.--.-rocorder.
Trrs Drno, Mado thh 27Eh dey ot october ,
19 70 r betsera VAIIJ ASSOCIATES, INC.
r corporatloa duly organlzeil eod erlsting under ond by vlrtue of tho lrrr
ol tbc Stalc ol COlgradg
VICTOR CATS T'ARO
ol thc firat pait. ud t
Rccorder'r fltamp
tm ltcfltnffY [I
DartJ o( the lirst part, for ltre[
a* ot (9-e:1.',(,." ,
ViCe- Preslilerl and
8€crotart ol
r coraoratlon.
ol the .(bunty ol
of tho aeconil partl
rnil State ol
WITNESSETII, That lhs rnld patty ol the Jirct part, for and ln conslderation ol the rum of TEN .
. DOrTLARS and other good and valuable consideration Uoutreffi,
to the rald pattv of the flrst iart.ln hand pald by the raftl perty o! tbs recond parf the recelpt whsreo! ls here.
by confersed and achrowledged, hath granted, bargalned, rold and conveyed, end by these presentr dolh grant, bar.
galn, rell, convey and conjirn unto tho !8id par! y . ol the recond patt, his hcln, anit rrclgnr tor.
srcr, all ol tho followlng dercribed lot or parcel of land, gituate, lying anit being In tho
County ol Eagle end State ol Colorado. to witl
Condominium Unit #_gqg_, VArLILTONSIIEAD
CENTRE CONDOMINIUM, according to the map
thereof filed for record in Book 2l-B at
Page 902 and according and suu56ffio
the Condominium Declaration therefor re-
corded in Book-_?fl'at page 9Ol , Eagle
County, Colorado.
TOGMEEI! rlth oll rnd rlngular tho hercrlltamcats and appurtenrnces thereuato belooging, or ln enrrkc
rppertalnlng' end the tcrerrlon ot rorenlons, remalnilerr, rentr, lssuea anrl DroJlts thereoti and rll the estate,
rlghl dtle' lnterecl. elalm and demand whstsoeler ol tho utd parly of tho lirrt part, elther ln lrw or cqultn o!, In
rnd to the abova bargalned prenlsel Filh tho heredlbmrntr and appurtenrncer.
TO RAVB AND TO trOLD the rald premlrer aboro bergolned and descrlbed, wlth ths aFpurt€nBneer unto thr
rnd ltr rucceslota, doth covenrnt, grant, bargaln, end agree to snd with tho rald part y of the recond par!
hi5 helg rnd earlgnr, that at ths dme of the enseoling and dellvery ol these presents lt ls sretl
rclzcd ol the premlser above conveyeil, ar of a good, rurc, Derfect, absolute and lndefeasibls estate ol lnherltance, ln
tew, ln fee rlmple, and hath good rlght, full power and lawful authority to gr8nt, bargaln, rell and cDnvey the ramc
ln nranner and lotrn aforesaid, and thot tho ssm6 rrs tree and eleor lrom all tormer and other gronts, bargalur.
raler, llens, tsrer, asleremchtr and tncumbrrnces ol nhatever kinil or nature !oeve!; srtcject to general taxes and special assessments for 1970, payable in 1971 and alr subseguent taxes, and subject, to the protect,ive covenantsf
easementa and restrictions of record,
rrld part y of th. lecond Drrt his
vAIr, ASSOCIATSS, INC.
H. NOIT
bcln and arrlgrr forever. And the rald
'rtl0 tle above bargalneit premlses In the qulet anil percerble posaesslon of the sald party of the recold part
;.; r:his belrg.anil asslgns, against all and ovarT Der€on olpersons larvlully clalriing or to clolm the whole ot iny p[rt ther€ot, th6 lald party ol tho Iirlt Dart chall and will WARRANT AND FoREVER DEFEND.I iit lfffffnss lyEEllEOF, The aairl party ot tbc lirat part hath causerl lts corporsto name to be hereuato
;lubicrllicd by llr V!ce- ^President, and lts corporotc leal to be hereunto sffixed, atlest€d by lt!
:qpc.dt4rt, thc day and yerr flrat rbovo written.'ir.-.ri i // i QI
mo thls )7+(
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tty roterlal cormtrrtoa rurphr 4''*'/ I lZ Zl
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l{O, l0B. iJ|I"RANIT DEElt-C.rrorruo!.-Ererlloti ltblhllnr Co., tlr}lf 8b!t !!.c.t Dor.?, Cotor.do-t tO
v Itecordcd
lloccptlon
Tus DEED, Made thtr
bctsecn LUIS G. AGJILAR,
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County of Eagle
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ol the
end Stato ol Colorado, oi the firet part, and
TRANSCON II{VESTMENTS, INC., a panamanian corporation,whoaelegaladdrceyta c/o Augustine e n.iiiieia, rrr erm st.,ot thc CitynoSr.no, Couniy of San Diego, snd State of
Cal ifornia
9olqlsdr. of the recond part:
condominium unlt No. 309, Vair/r,ionsh6ad centre condominiurns, according to the Map thereof filed in Record Book 218 at page 9o2 as amended by anended nap in :::l_:1:.":_lls. 140: and.accordJ.ns ro r.trc condominium o..rui"tron'i", ".iri iit-"rl".qI-iri]
^^'rh!t! ^F F--l county of Eagle, state.of coliiradt, subject to the terms, .".Ji.i.i!-i"u nrl-vi-sions of said condominiurn Declaration and First Amendment to condominium Declaration,
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ToGE:IEER with all and rlngular the hereditamenls and appurtenances thereto belonging, or in anywlgc appcrtsinlna, and the reversion and reversions, remaindcr and rcnrainders, rents, issuer and profits thercof, and all the GstBte, righl, tltle, interest' clalm and d.emnnd whatsocvcr of thc sald party of the first port, either in lo\e or equity' of, in and to the above bargained prcmises, with the hcreditaments'snd appurt€nancca.To uAvE iND To BoLD the aaid premises abovc bargainctl and described with the appurtennnces, unto the anld party of the eecond part, igs hcire nnd rssigrrs forcvcr. And the said party of tho first part,for him relf his beirs, executors, and administratols, docs covenantr grant, bargain, anrl ngrec to ond e'ith the sald party of the second part' its hoirs nnd nssigns, that at the timo of the cnscaling and delivery of theae presents, he Is well aeized of thc lremiscs rbove convcycd, ns of good, sure, perlect, absolute ontt indefeasible €ctate of irherltance, in law, in fee simple, nnd has good right, full power and larvful authority to STan t, bargain, sell and convey the same in manncr entl form as aforcsoid, ard thal the same are frce and clcar frorn all former and oth€r 8!&nt9' bargains, sales, liens, tnxcs, assessments and encumbrances of rvhatever kind or narure 60ever) excep. deed of Erust recorded ln Book 21g at page 622, aad
t
curren! real property taxes and assessnents.
and the above bargalned premises in thc qulet end peaceablc possession of the sa.id part y Its helrs and assigns aga.inst all and cvery pcrson or persons lawfully claimihg or any part tbereof, the eald party of the first part shall and w.ill WARRANT AND WITNESS WHEREOF, the aald part y ot the f irst pnrt has on the day and year flrst above rvrittan.
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Tte foregoing inltrubent was ecknowledged
19 78 ,by LuIs G. AGUILAR, JR.
My com.rrlssion explrer
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and official eesl,
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ioe Consul of tho.Untted
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of the second part,
or to claim the whole
FOREVDR DEFEND.
hls hand
wlrNEssETs, That the aald party of the firat part, for and in considergtion of the sum o{o4u |,arry er rne rrra[ pan, tor ano ln constdefation o! the sum o{ one Dol}ar__
( +J. . uu, _______ ___{|rarNvsrr|q,xloo{Jdo$(to the said party of the first part in hand paid by caid parry of the second pert, the receipt rvhcreof is hereby confessed and acknowledged, has grantcd, bargaincd, soid and convcyed, and by these prcsents does grant, bargaln, lell, convey and conrirm, unto tJre oaid pnrty of thc rccond part, its hcira nn4 n.:sigrrs for.cvcr, all the foltowing deecribed lot or pnrccl of l:rnd, sitrrltc, lying nnd bcing in thc County of EagJ.e and Stota of Colorlrlo, to rvi!:
rdcral Dlrtrtct I tt ;r M;;i;; - (;
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a tcr of Arncrlcr ih,.rrrty or
NO. t32. tlfnAt{Tt DEED-por pb.t j".!N. R-..ori._!rrdfori prblbbh., C.., tfrk6 gt ot 6 !r."rr D.ar.r. Colo"rdo _e.??
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FI CEFITIFICI1TE OF flUTHBRITV
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TO
C,nnmrlcAT'E.
,/, u.Lnr ESTILL BUCHANAN, geaph,ru a/ sfkk o/ fu
glak o/ go/a4a/o /oap/tf 4y l,tal {,/"e /tztvtetTaArfiet fu, l/,p
dw.uarzce 4 ha aafrftbak /ca'ae lcon, l"E/k/ 'r^ uorrT/,*r oe
witA /aao a'n/ ata @ to "orrfa,u* A lailt,'
"{cca,Llirytf , il*' *il"'w/,ic/, iy ah,hoe t/ il* "*lt*ihl o*k/ rm rne /ty /a*, /rerLtk t)uaeo
TRFtftSCOl.{ Il'lVESTt'1El.lT5, Itltl. , Ft Pfll.lfll'lFt
DATED:SEPTEI'IBER 29, L97A
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.. APPLICA'TION FOR
cERTTFTcATE oF AuTFronrry Fll t'i'r lL_L- i.l
OF
ro tr,, s,.*ro,y ;; ;;;i".- -.........T.n+N.:.c..9.r-..ir.y.P9..T119'llT9.r"..II'-c-.:'...'....... .. .....2'g..i{p 'irl
of thc Stale of Colorado ., ,. ,, ,
Pursuant to thc provisions of thc Colorado Corporation Act, the undcrsigned cbfnOfittjo!] llqrg.bf annlic,tL-r0
for a Ccrtificate of Authority to transact business in your Statc, and for that purposcl'sElJmits 'lhb fdllpl:ipg
slatemenl:
FIRST: The narne of tbe corporation is......T.ranscon...Inv.es.tr$e.n.1s.,....Inc..-...............
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THIRD: lr is incorporared undcr the laws or...!-h.9...8.9P..9.9.1.i9..g-f...P.9n.9.1L9.'..-....-.
FOURTI{: The <iare of its incorporation is.....4Pf.ii....i9.r....1.?.1-9,......................and thc pcrio<J of its
d u r a r i o n i s......P.9 LP.-e..9.11.?. 1.,...............
FIFTI l: 'l'hc addrcss of its principal officc in lhc statc or coun(ry undcr tltc laws of wlriclt it is incorpor-
' arert is..Rip.ard.o..A,....D.ur.Iins.,...Via...Espana....L2.g..,....Pa.rld.rlli....l,...8.9pu.b].r.e..iqf...P+.n.qra
t tt
principat placc of business in Colorado is.....c./o....,Ioh.n...M.r}.].s-r....P..'.Q.,...F.-9.I...6.?..3-,....Y..eil.,.9.q].9.' 816
SIXTI{: The adclress o[ its proposcd rcgistercd office in Coloracto is...P.'.Q.'....H9.X....6.?.?.r...'V-q.i.].,.'..".
.......Q9l.q.r_9.99_..j..9.1.q.5.?.... and rhc nanrc.of its proposed registcrcd agcnt irt
Colorado at that addrcss
SEVENTII: The purpose or purposcs rvhich it l)rol)oscs to Pursuc in thc trarrsaction o[ busiucss in Colo-
ra<Jo are....rPB.I...estre.Le...-o..w.ne..r.s-h.tp..-3.nd...9pe-r.a.!.19-n'...-'.....-.
.Sa n..Die.go.,.. .CA..... 9. 2.1 0.1....'....
.Ianres.'.['....Rohin.so.n.'..........'........Dj.r.e.!or..'......
Sec./Treas tl
EIGHTII: Thc narlrcs lrnd rcspcctive addrcsscs of its dircctors and officers are:
NA i\I E OFFICE . ADDltf.s:';
Sharon K. Rose
NIN'l'l"t:'Ihc a-cgrcgatc nuntbcr of sharcs
of sharcs, sltirrcs withou( par value, and scries'
wlrich it lrls autltoritY to
if any, rvitlrin a chss, is:
issuc, itctnizcd b1'clitsscs' 1r'lr lrlrtc
Plr Valrrc P!'l SIlill c
| 'r Slirtcttrctrl lll:ll
Slt;rtcs a1c \(itlltllll
- l';r r Vltlrrc --
$1,00 par value
Scrics.Nrtnrhcr of
Shircs
I0,0oo
Anfrlir:aliort l:iling Fce S60,1)0
Liscnsc ljcc . $.(0.00 -lo'f^l. dtlJll0s
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Srrlrrrrrl rrulttirlir:itll
common
Scrics
Pnr .Valrrc pcr Shl rc
or Slatcnlcnt thill
Sharcs arc withorrl
Par Valuc
. ELEVENTH: This application is .acconrpanictJ by ,n. copy of its artjclcs of incorporurion und 1ll arucld-nlertls therc(o, duly authcnticatcd by thc propcrstarc officcr of the stat6 or country undsr thc laws of wlrich it is incorporatcd.
o atea......&fh./.....t.................., r e....zf
(Notc 2)
(Notc 3)
STATE O F..q A -L-I F.9-.8 I.I I A
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)couNTY oF...s.a,ll..D IrGO.
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$1.00 par value
a notary public, do hcrcby ccrtify tlrat
pcrsonally appearetl beforc nrc, ....Q'.o-I'l
on this
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l:9.::.l-i.t.:...3.f.9....9.1.1L9.1...5.:....S.99-9.................., rvho, bcing by nre rirst rruly s|orn, dcclarcrl tirar rhheY
rr'nFFSilgn..r thc forcgbirrg tlocunrcnr ns..PF.9.S.t.(i9.n.L...+.n.g...F.egF.eF.ery..................or thc corporarion,
and tjrat thc slatcments containcd thercin arc truc.
In witncss whcrcof I have hereunro set my hantt and scal ,hi"....bl............d^y ot...frdrJ!v?./-.......-..-...,
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My c o nr nr i ss i on .rpn'r....1K{.,.....? :f t.... I 1.1..t...%/ /^*-
Nutcs: l, lI tlrc Dnnrc of lhc corPrrration (loc$ not contair lhc r,i or "cerl)ulal;r)n," "tortpirrry,"
or an abbrcviation 0f onc ()f suclr words, inicrl thc narrrc of tlre corporatiorr witli{hc
it clccts to add thcrcto for usc in this Sl;ltc.
Eract col?oralc nanlc of cotpr)r:ltion nraking tlrc applicution.
Signaturc and titlcs of officcrs signing for lhc cornoration.
Paragroph Elcvcn nrcrns onc original ccrrificd copy of sll cerporatc docunrcnti lrom
montlrr ol (lllng dotc, (Xcrox cupicr nor Accctthlrlc.)
Subnit in duplicrt!
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Nutrry Public
"irrcor por irrcr.l." rrr "linritcrJ"
rvord or irbbrcvi;rtiun whiclr
flirfc||l Statc .hrtcil tvitlrin xrx
^... -i-ti:l ll, i1,: l$,Q^,I:T,,::1,^,,,1 ,tr:lr-r-rg sl'rrcs, ircrnizcd.rry].r, piu valuc of sharcs, slrarcs wirlr-
, out par valuc, and series,l any, within a class is:
Numhcr of,'
Sharcs
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conmon
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My Commls
OFFICIAL SEAL
CHRISTA BROWN
NOtany r,(,8Ic CAL tf OnNtA
PRtNCtPrlt orFtcE tN
sAN OIEGO COTJNTY
slon Erpires Feb. 25, 1979
.- 1VARAANTV DEED
THrs DEaD. uad{,'ltc ?rh day of July, rrrz, botvcfrE rHRt:1i
CoRP., . TEXAS CORPOFATION ol tho County o( lDr{/.s-and Si,atl|
tt4'e grantor, lnd JosE LUIS CIIAIN AND CAF.:{EN FAJEn DE CIiAIN l,hote
?n rddre.r ir canlno grnta T.rres! 87?, F.dragsl, Noxlco DF l{020
,- l1--l county o! __- and 6tatc of uextco, grrntsa5t
t{ilxBssgf8, Thlt th. grantor for and ,ln concid€rlclon of tbe 6uu ot
TdlJ DoIJ,Anll .l,}rD qn lR-cooD AND VALUAELE CONSIDER,|I8IOrI thr rccslpt
And .uftlal.ncy of vhlch la h€rsby acknoul.dgod, hEa grant d,btrglln.d, aold lr|d csnv€y6d, and by thos. proJcnta Go.rE -grcnt,brrgaln, raII, conyay and conftrn unto tho grant..., tholr htlE! drd
rrrlgn. f,or.v.r, not 1n gonrDcy ln connon but' ln Joint teneaoy. aII
roll prog.Ety, tog.th.r vlth lnproventnta, lt !ny, sltuata, _lylng rtt4
brlng tn th. county ot E!gt. and 8tat. ol colorrdo d.3orlb.6 at
folloc.t
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condorlnluE Unlt No. t08 v fLlIrtOlfSHElD CENTAT CoNDOI{INIUHS
lccordtng to lhc t{.p thoraot flled for r3cord ln Book 218 rt
Irsgo 903 ra rB.nd.d by AD.ndod |{ap ln.Boo* 225 .l Prgr ?{0 rnd
locordtng to thr Condollnluu Declaratlon lor vlll/Llonrhcad
Ccntra Condol1nlu! r.oot'ded !n Book 218 at P.g! 901 !t aDondad
b! iirrt J|! ndrent to condorlniun Dcchration Eesorded ln EooI
guNE9n9
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COUTTY O! EA,CLT
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rr lnryn by rergat rnd nuDbor ar! 520 E. Llonth.tcl clrcl. I 2O8, ,V.lI, co E1657
TOcETttEB ulth all ond elngular the h6r.dltrn.ntr and rgpurtsnonca,gbtrrto b.Ionglng, or ln |n!&llse appartllnlng, and the r.v.r.lon rnd
ravoralonS, roulnd.r and reroalndrr., ront., laru ond protttt
tlroroot, and aII th! .rtatc, rlght, tltle, lntercaF, clslE and den nd
rrhltroovca of tho grrntqr, qlth6r ln Iar or cguity, of th rnd to tha
rbov. bargoln.d pr.!t.Gi, wfth th. hcrodtt.!.nts tnd qppurtonanc.a,a
To HIVS lltD So ltotD thr rald preuirc. rbovc bargalned rnd do.calbadt vllb tlra rgDurtt$no.a, unto th. gr!n!.., hll hrtrg and arolgnr tot3.r.t. Aill tha gErntor, for bln.3lt, hll helrr, and D.rEonrI r.pr.tantrttva!, dg.a covsnant, grantf brrgraln, and agrar to and ultb th. g ntca, bb hrlrr and r'rlgns, that rt th. tlEs of tha .nr.rllng rnd drl tvory ot th.3. praront., hc lr urll r.la.d of thr
praDlaaa abovr aonvayod, hr8 goo€1, surs, parfaotr Bbooluta ond
lndslraetblo aatrt. o! lnherttance, ln lau, ln toa slaFlo, and h|r
good right, tull por|r and lauful ruthortty to grant r batgeln, '.lI rnd convry tha rar. ln llnnrr and tor! r. atoratrld, rnd thtt lh.rala rra fraa tnd ctacr fror rll for[.r rnd othor gnrntr, btrgetnr,oal€!, llana, tlx|3, laaoasDontr, encunbrancaa and rertrtction3 ol rrhat.v.r lclnd or nrt,ufa aoov.r, .xcept
'!hor. rrttara r3t torth tn Exirlbit nAf attrch.d haa.to and Erda ! prrt h.r.ot .
Et|. grurtor rhell and vlll WARRANT AllD rOREVEn DgFEilD th.
abovr-bargrlnad pra[lr.i ln thc qulet and p.aaoabla trorsa8.lon of tho grlnta., hlr hrtrr and ..rlgno, agalnet all lnd .Y.ry p.rron or
D.r.on. l.gtully clrttlng th€ trho!3 or rny Dort Charoof. thr rlngulrr nunb.r .haII lnclude tha plural, th. plurrl thr rlnguler,
rnd the u.. ol rny gendar ehall be appllgabl. to rII g.nd.r..
IN WITNESS tHlruOl, th. grontot har sx.cut.d thl. d..d on th. dat. .ot,torth rbov..
THE THREE TIUNTERS CORP., rl TEXAS
CORPORITION
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SCHEDULEB-SECTION2
EXCEPTIONS
ORDER NUMBER: 92007747C2
THE POLICY OR POLICIES TO BE ISSUED WILL CONTAIN EXCEPTIONS TO THE
FOLLOWTNG UNLESS THE SA.I{E ARE DISPOSED OF TO THE SATISFACTTON OF
THE COMPANY:
1. RIGHTS OR CIJAIMS OF PARTIES IN POSSESSION NOT SiTOMT BY THE
PUBLIC RECORDS.2. EASEMENTS. OR CIJATMS OF EASEMENTS, NOT SHOWN By THE PUBLIC
RECORDS.3. DISCREPANCIES, CONFLICTS rN BOUNDARY LINES, SHORTAGE IN AREA,
ENCROACHMENTS, AND ANy FACTS WHICH A CORRECT SURVSy AND
INSPECTTON OF THE PREMISES WOULD DISCLOSE AND WHICH ARE NOT
SHOWN BY THE PUBLTC RECORDS.4. ANY LIEN, OR RIGHT TO A LIEN, FOR SERVICES, L,,ABOR Op. MATERIAL
HERETOFORE OR HEREAFTER FTJRNISHED, IMPOSED BY LAW AND NOT
SHOWN BY THE PUBLTC RECORDS.5. DEFECTS, LIENS, ENCUMBRANCES, ADVERSE CLAIMS OR OTHER MATTERS,IN ANY, CREATED, FIRST APPEARING IN THE PUBLTC RECORDS OR
ATTACHTNG SUBSEQUENT TO THE EFFECTTVE DATE HEREOF BU? PRTOR
TO THE DATE PROPOSED INSURED ACQUIRES OF RECORD I'OR VALUE
THE ESTATE OR INTEREST OR MORTGAGE THEREON COVERED BY THIS
COMMITMENT.6. uNpATENTio ururnc.cLArMS; insnnverToNs oR nxciprrons rN PATENTS OR AN ACT AUTHORIZTNG THE ISSUANCE THEREOF,.
WATER RIGHTS CLAIMS OR TITLE TO WATER.
NOTE: "MECHANIC/S LlEN'r AND/OR ilcApr PROTECTION
(EXCEPTToNS 4 AND 5 ABOVE) MAy BE AVAILABLE WITH AN
OI^INER'S POLfCV OF TITLE INSURANCE ON RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTY UPON COMPLIANCE WITH STEWART TTTLE GUARANTY
REQUIREMENTS. PLEASE CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AS TO THOSE SPECTFTC REQUIREMENT (S) NECESSARY TO OBTAIN THIS COVERAGE.
7, Reservations or exceptions contained in U.S. patents, or in Acts authorizing the issuance thereof, of record, reserviirg r)Rights of the proprietor of a vej-n or ]ode to extract-and renove his ore therefrorn and 2) rights of way for ditches and canals constructed under the authority of the United States.
B. Utility and drainage easenents as shown on plat of said Subdivision and as reserved in instrument recorded July 30, LgTo in Book 218 at Page 335 as Reception No. 113926
9. Restrictions, which do not contain a forfeiture or reverter clause, but onitting restrictions, if any, based on race, color,Continued on next page
CONTINUATION SHEET
SCHEDUI,EB-SECTTON2
EXCEPTIONS
ORDER NTIMBER: 92OO77 47C2
religion or national origin, as contained in instrument
recorded May 18 | L97O in Book 218 at Page 334 and as amended by instrunent recorded October L5, 1970 in Book 218 at Page 899.
l-0. Set-back restrictions, as shown on the recorded plat of said Subdivision.
l-1. Terns, conditions, reservations, restrictions and obligations as contained in the Condoniniun Declaration for Vail/Lionshead Centre Condoniniums recorded in Book 218 at Page 901, as amended by First Amendment recorded in Book 225 at fag6 zar.
L2. Easenents, restrictions and rights-of-wiys as shown on the Condoniniun Map recorded in Book 2t-8 at Page 902.
L3. This company does not insure against. and shall not have liability for any action for actions taken by the state of Colorado or by the United States of America.
l-4. Rlghts, remedies, Iirnitations.on liabilit|,i foreglosurer or other recourses, to dr by the insured, as same may exist on behalf of or be claimed by the present or.r/ner, its successors, or those clairning for or on its behatf, by and under existing or future agreernents or treaties with the United States of America,or by and under the Foreign Sovereign fmmunities Act for 1976,P.!: 94-583, 90 Stat. 289!t et seq., as same may be amended,rnodified, supplenented, or superseded.
Pursuant to Senate BiIl 91-t-4 (C.R.S. t0-l_l_-L22) Notice j-s hereby given that:
a) The subject real property rnay be ]ocated in a special taxing district;
b) A certificate of taxes due listing each taxing jurisdiction may be obt.ained from the County Treasurer or the County Treasurerrs'authorized agent;
c) fnformation regarding special districts and the boundaries of such districts rnay be obtained from the board of County Conmissioners, the County Clerk and Recordert ot the County Assessor.
Continued on next page
J
ORDER NUMBER: 92007747C2
Fursuant to Senate BiIl 92-143 given that:
o
CONTINUATION SHEET
SCHEDULEB-SECTION2
EXCEPTTONS
(C.R.S. 10-11-L22) Notice is hereby
A certificate of taxes sha1l be obtained from Treasurer's authorized
due listing each taxing jurisdiction
the Count.y Treasurer or the County
agenE..
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TOWNOFVAIL NECEIFT NO
DEPARTMEITiT OT CO}'MTJNITY DEIELOPMEFiT
ADDNESS
PR(}IECT
CIECXS M^DE FAYABLE TO TOWN OF VAIL - TOr L:
0t 0000 41540 ZONINGANDADDREffi s5.00 0l 0000424t5 UMFORM BUILDING EODE $54.00 0l oo@42415 UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE-$39.00 0l 0000424t5 I]NIFORMMECIIANICALTODE $37.00 0l 0000 42415 UNIFORM FIRE CODE $36.00 (,1 m00 42415 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE $t7.u)0t 000042415 OTIIER CODE BOOKS
0l 0000 41544 BLUE PRTNTS (r\4E4R![$7.00 0t 0000 42412 XEROX COPIES $0.25 0l 0000 42412 STUDIES
0l oo0042412 ToVFEESCOMPUTERPRcEm $5.00 0l 0000 42371 PENALTYFEES/RFII'ffi
0l 00004t332 PLAN REVrEw RE-c HECrFEE _[!4TTERTRJ-0l m00 42332 O FF IIOURS IN STFCTIOFFEES
0l 0000 4l4l 2 CONTRACToRSLICffi
0l 0000414R SIGN APPLICATIONTEE s20.00 0l m00 414t3 ADDITIONAL SIGNAGE FEE ISI.OO PER sqTTI-
-c ART PROJEqT DONATION
0l 00004ti3I PBf PAtp pESTCN REVTEI{ BOARTFEE-1,t\. (-AL@9q4ItF ITWESTIGATION FEE ( BUILDING}
3l 0000 45t t0 TOV PARKINC FUND
0r 0000 22027 TOV NEWSPAPER DISPENSER FUND * 0l 0000 2lll2 t4(AEqr@r4l5ffi * 0l 0000 41010 TAXABLE@4.02 (TowN)
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Community Development Department
June 14, 1993
A request for a joint worksesslon with the Design Review Board and Planning
and Environmental Commission for an exterior alteration for Lionshead Center
to allow an addition on the southwest corner of Lionshead Center and to
discuss a parking issue related to the current commercial expansion, located at
Lot 5, Block 1, Lionshead 1st Filing/520 Lionshead Circle.
Applicant:
Planner:
Oscar Tang
Andy Knudtsen
DESCRIPTION OF THE BEOUEST
A. Alfie Packer's Addition
Oscar Tang, the applicant, is proposing an expansion to the Alfie Packer Grill
Restaurant entrance. This area is approximately 514.3 square feet. ln the approval
made for the Lionshead Center renovation on December 7, 1992, the area for the Alfie
Packer entrance was approximately 300.2 square feet. The additional area has been
designed in an effort to make the space more financialty viable and in an effort to
satisfy the concerns of the owner of the restaurant space.
ln addition to expanding the entrance to Alfie Packer's, the applicant is proposing to
relocale the public restrooms for Lionshead Center. Currently, they are located on the
interior of the building. With the proposed addition, new restrooms will be provided on
the west end of the building and will be more accessible to the public. These
restrooms are approximately 276.5 square feet which makes the total addition 790.8
square feet. The areas are shown in the table below:'
New Alfie Packer entrance
New restroom area
Total new area
514.3 square feet
276.5 square feet
790.8 square feet
Former Alfie Packer entrance 300.2 square feet
B. Provision of Enclosed On-Site Parkino for the Cunent Commercial Remodel
Another issue which the Planning and EnvironmentalCommission (PEC) should review
is a request brought to the statf by Charlie Crowley. Mr. Crowley owns a few of the
tenant spaces within Lionshead Center and requested that he and Oscar Tang be able
to provide parking on-site instead of paying into the parking fund. Staff has researched
the issue thoroughly, consulted with Larry Eskwith, and has concluded that applicants
may provide parking on-site in the CCll zone district. This is not the case in the CCI
zone district. The parking regulations for the CCll zone district require that 50% of the
required parking be provided within a structure. As long as the total number of spaces
within the parking garage does not exceed more than 50% of the required parking, any
additional parking may be provided within the interior of the building. The applicant is
proposing to create two compact spaces within the garage by removing curb and
sidewalk and restriping four spaces. Staff believes that this is an acceptable proposal
and will reduce the total parking pay in lieu fee by two spaces or $16,000 in
conJunction with the current remodel under construction.
II. ZONING ANALYSIS
Zone District: CCll
Lot Size: 0.923 acres or 40,205 .9 square feet
Proposed Addition: approximately 790.8 square feet
None of these zoning statistics will change from those shown in the December 7, 1992 memo.
The addition will be located above the Vail Associates Ski School operation on the existing
deck of Alfie Packer's. Due to its location above existing floor area, there is no change to site
coverage or landscaping.
Allowed Existinq Proposed
Building Height: 48 tt. 47 lt. 24 feet
Setbacks:North 10 ft. 20 ft. 50 ft.East 10 it. 4il ft. nla West 10 ft. 5 ft. 10 tt.South 1 0 tl. S tt. 36 ft.
Site Coverage: 2S,135.7 sq. ft. 23,8277.3 sq. tt. no change
or 7O"/o or 59.3%
Landscaping: 8,038.8 sq. ft. 6,432 sq. ft. soft no change
or 20% minimum 1.607 sq. ft. hard
(max. hard 9,039 sq. ft. total
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GRFA: 32,155 27,916.1 sq. ft. no change
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Statf would like to focus the PEC's attention on five different issues. Though staff supports
the proposal in general, and believes that the overall improvements that are currently under
construction are excellent, staff is looking to the PEC for direction on some of the details
regarding this addition.
1. ls a flat roof over this addition the most appropriate roof form?
The applicants are proposing to use a tar and gravel roofing material which will be
identical to the roofing material used on other portions of the building spot roofs. Staff
believes that a llat roof of this relatively small magnitude is a reasonable design
solution.
Should a portion of the deck be removed?
Approximately 790.8 square feet of the existing Alfie Packer deck will be removed by
this addition. Staff believes that the current deck is much larger than what works
functionally or aesthetically. The deletion of this deck area is not a problem, in staff's
opinion.
What is the best way to handle the transition from the front of the building with its new
contemporary facade to the back of the building with the older cedar siding facade?
Specific elements to focus on include the zinc facia band and the window treatments.
Staff reviewed this issue with Jeff Winston, and believes that blending the various
elements is the best approach. The facade that has been used on the new
commercial addition is designed to wrap around the new Alfie Packer entrance and
then transition back into cedar siding. The facia band would continue beyond this
point and wrap around to the south elevation where it would stop at the first indentation
of the existing building. Staff believes that this concept works better than the
alternative, which would be to change from the new to the old at a single point.
ls the proposed awning compatible with the building?
Staff is concerned about the amount of awning to be constructed around the Alfie
Packer entrance. We believe that an awning that would be located closer to the
building, that would be more consistent with the other awning forms on the rest of the
building, would be a better design. This issue was discussed in the previous review,
and was determined to be acceptable given the location of this entrance. Staff would
like to revisit the issue and discuss it with the new restaurant operator and new
restaurant space owner. Menu boards and display boxes are allowed for the
restaurant and will help with the business identification.
How will the walkway from the front doors of the restaurant to the back deck function?
Where are the improvements going to be located relative to the existing staircase and
the edge of the deck?
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Stafl would like clarification ol these issues insuring that there will be adequate room
for pedestrians to walk from the front of the building to the rear, without having to go
inside the restaurant. Staff would also like to understand where the changes in
materials will occur. The wallcway up to the restaurant will be constructed with brick
pavers. Staff believes that these pavers should continue up to the deck.
IV. EXTERIOR ALTERATION CRITERIA
Statf will evaluate the criteria for the final hearing.
A. Helght and Masslng.
B. Rooflng.
C. FacadFwall/structures.
D. Facade - Transparency
E. Decks and Patlos
F. Accent Elements
G. Landscape Elements
H. Servlce and dellvery.
V. SUB-AREACONCEPTS
Three sub-area concepts, numbers 10, 11 and 12, pertain to this area of the Lionshead Mall.
10. "Planting islands relocated to improve store accessibility and to expand dual mall passage
for peak skier crowds."
This addition will not affect the pedestrian traffic.
11. "Commercial expansion (one- story) to increase pedestrian emphasis, scale of mall and
improve shade-zone facades and accessibility.'
The proposal complies with this sub-area concept.
12. "Opporlunity exists for expansion of buildings, arcades, awnings, etc. to improve scale,
shelter and appearance of commercial facades."
Staff believes that the awning will add color, and variety to the building.
VI. STAFF RECOMMENDATION
As this is a worksession. there is no staff recommendation.
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Kristan Pritz stated that the public benefit with regard to this project needed to be
defined.
Jeff Bowen stated that the employee housing units were positive and that he felt
parking on-site would be difficult with regard to getting in and out during the winter
months.
Greg Amsden suggested that the owner consider moving the employee housing to
another lot in town.
Dalton Williams said he woutO trate to see it moved out of the Village area.
Diana Donovan stated that she did not o"nt to see upper end housing that did not
otfer parking. She added that she did not feel that this was the best use for this
propefi, maybe the best use is open space.
A request for a joint worksesslon with the Design Review Board and Planning and
Environmental Commission for an exterior alteration for Lionshead Center to allow an
addition on the southwest corner of Lionshead Center, located at Lot 5, Block 1,
Lionshead 1st Filing/s20 Lionshead Circle.
Applicant:
Planner:
Oscar Tang
Andy Knudtsen
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Andy Knudtsen made a presentation per the staff memo and stated that there were
two parts to the applicant's request, parking and the design of Alfie Packer's entryway.
Andy reviewed the five points about the design made in the staff memo. There is
general concurrence from the PEC members and DBB members that the proposed
addition met lhe exterior alteration criteria. A concern raised on-site about the width of
the passageway from the front to the back of the site as well as a concern about the
location tor locating the transition of new materials to existing materials were presented
by Bill Pierce. Since the site visit, he and Ray Nielson had modified the design,
creating a notch in the side of the building. This revision was supported unanimously
by the staff, PEC and DRB.
Concerning the parking situation, Andy summarized the research the staff had done,
concluding that parking could be provided on-site in CCll, as long as the provision
regarding 50% 0f the required parking being within the main buitding was met.
Because of this slandard, staff said that they only supported an addition of two spaces,
which would be located within the interior of the main building.
Bill Pierce said that was acceptable to the applicant but that he would like to revisit the
issue and ask for additional spaces to be located on-site.
The PEC agreed that locating the two spaces within the main building was reasonable
and the fees to be paid into the parking lund could be reduced by $16,000.
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Bill Pierce then proposed a new concept of changing some of the curent exterior
spaces by including them within a garage, He said the appli€nt would be willing to do
this if they were able to add exterior valet spaces on-site. The PEC discussed lhis in
general and generally liked the applicant's proposal to construct the garage, but had
mixed feelings about adding exterior surface valet spaces on-site.
A general discussion was held concerning valet parking and the pervious site coverage
available.
Bill Pierce stated that the parking spaces are currently deeded to particular
condominium owners.
Andy Knudtsen stated that it may be necessary that the applicant appeal the staff
interpretiation of the code.
Andy lurther stated that though the garages may-be attractive, and may decrease the
degree of nonconformity of the parking situation on-site, that adding exterior valet
spaces may require a formal appeal ot the staft interpretation to the PEC.
A request to amend Section 18.58.020 of the Zoning Code to clarify the height allowed
for retaining walls in setbacks.
Applicant:
Planner:
Town of Vail
Tim Devlin
o Tim Devlin made a presentation per the statf memo and stated that this request
consisted of two parts: 1.) that the word 'front" be added back into the Zoning Code
because it had been inadvertently deleted, and 2.) that research conducled by staff
concerning 6 foot retaining walls in the front setback on sites which exceed 30% slope.
Tim reported that the Code Revision Fleporl had found that the variance process
cunently in place seemed to address these situations adequately.
Kathy Langenwalter commented that houses with walls exceeding 6 feet in height was
a situation due to steep sloped lots.
Tim Devlin stated that the PEC can attach conditions of approval to variance requests,
but if wall height is only addressed by the DRB process then these conditions may not
occur.
Kathy Langenwalter stated that when a ga'age is located in the front setback in an
area with a slope of 30% or greater, that a 6 foot wallshould be allowed by right. She
added that if the walls were part of the structure (garage), that a variance can be
avoided.
Dalton Williams stated that he telt that Kathy's comments made sense.
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SUBJECT:
MEMORANDUM
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Andy Knudtsen
January 6, 1994
Lionshead Center Parking Requirements
Below is an outline of the history of the parking assessment for the Lionshead Center addition
approved December 7, 1992.
1. PEC approved acommercial addition to the building on December 7, 1992. Total
commercial area was calculated at 3,925.2 square feet. This includes all of the shops
as well as the Alfie Packer Restaurant area. The resulting parking fee was 13.1
spaces and was shown as such in the PEC memo.
2. April 18, 1993. Charlie Crowley wrote Andy Knudtsen a letter requesting to review
parking supply alternatives. lt was his goal to provide some of the required spaces as
valet spaces or to provide them on-site by restriping the parking lot. Andy Knudtsen
worked with Charlie and Ray Nielsen for some time on a variety of ideas and layouts.
3. May 7, 1993. The Town of Vail issued the building permit for Phase L At this time,
the project was broken into two phases, and the Alfie's entrance area was separated
from the rest of the development. Andy Knudtsen calculated parking for the building
permit of Phase I and determined that there was 3,637 square feet of commercial floor
area. This translates to 12.1 parking spaces. Later on, when the building permit was
issued for Phase ll of the development, a parking requirement was not assessed. The
staff reviewed the space and determined that the public bathrooms and the entrance
way into the restaurant did not generate a parking requirement.
4. May 12, 1993. Andy Knudtsen prepared a tive year parking payment plan based on
the 12.1 spaces. The verbal agreement with Ray Nielsen, Bill Anderson and Oscar
Tang was to pay for all of the spaces for Phase l, knowing that discussions would
continue regarding alternative striping patterns or valet spaces which could reduce the
parking requirement.
5. Late May, 1993. Notes in the file indicate that Andy Knudtsen had done further
research with Lany Eskwith regarding valet spaces. lt is clear that restriping the lot or
providing any spaces on the exterior ol the building was not going to be allowed by the
Town. Later in the development, removing the loading dock in the interior parking area
generated an additional two spaces.
On December 14, 1993, the planning staff met regarding the Lionshead Center parking and
loading issues and concluded that:
1. Removal of the existing loading facility was acceptable since it did not meet the
standards for a loading dock, nor was it allowed to be used as loading by the
condominium owners.
2. Providing a new loading space off-site to the east of the building was not
necessary as it would be located next to the existing public loading dock and
would be redundant.
3. Credit could be given for the two additional parking spaces which were created
when the loading area was converted to parking.
4. Parking would be assessed for the commercial floor area gained when the
elevator was removed.
The conclusion of these points is that there have been two spaces created on-site which can
be deducted from the 12.1 parking space requirement. The parking calculations are shown
below. The result of these changes is that there is an outstanding parking fee of
$316.72.
1. Original Parking Assessment:
12.1 spaces paid into fund
amount required with increased
net increase:
2. Elevator space converted from
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3. Total of outstanding parking fees:
4. During review of options in 6/9^3 and
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= $103,992.24 = $ 7,192.24
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Attached you will find a plan that shows two additional pai:kiirg spaces irr the struct.ure at 1-ire Lionsheaci Centi:e that were created as a result of elj_minating the exist-ing concrete loading dock. On behalf of Oscar Tang, I
am requesting that the parking fee be reduced by
$16,000.00 due to the creation of these new covered spaces. Please let me know how this is to be processed,I will give you the address to send the funds. ff you Iike, I can meet you on the site and show you the new spaces.
As you know, the elevator and the loading dock have been eliminated, and the stocking of the retail stores will be done by hand cart from the 20 minute loading zone to the northeast of the building.
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18.52.090 of the zoning code, thls area inslde the building ls noc a berLh aB detined by the zontng ordi-nance. AlBo, thls building was buill prlor to [,he sec-tlon.of the zonlng code pertaining to off-etreet, loading requirenents.
A6 a practlcal matter, this portion of the buiJ.ding was no longer functional for a nurnber of treasons. Firit,the hallway eerving the elevator on the second level'(lvhfcn would serv6 sone of the retail spaces) had to be eliminated, due to building code' requlrLrnent!. The' cor-rldor $rasr a dead-end corridor that_ was ln excess of I twenty feet, and was elirnlnated for occupant safety t"u-h, ..., . / i sons. See Lhe attached dtagran A. The 61evator c6utd U/ ( !k( d-
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Dear Andy,
I was surprised t,o hear your conments regarding the
"loading dock" at the Lionshead Centre. As the existing dock area does not meet any of the criteria in Section l-8.52.090 of the zoning code, this area inside the building is not a berth as defined by the zoning ordi-nance. AIso, this building was built prior to the sec-tion of the zoning code pertaining to off-street loading requirements.
As a practical matter, this portion of the building was no longer functional for a number of reasons. First,the hallway serving the elevator on the second level (which would serve some of the retail spaces) had to be eliminated, due to building code requirements. The cor-ridor was a dead-end corridor that, was in excess of twenty feet, and was eliminated for occupant safety rea-sons. See the attached diagram A. The elevator could only serve one tenant and was in a location that was im-practical to serve even this tenant. As for the ,'Ioad-
ing dock" in the garage, this area of the building can-not be accessed by any vehicle in excess of 7, high,precluding any tlpical delivery vehicles from using it,and historical-ly, the condo association restricted ac-cess to this area for security reasons. The door open-ing is gated and is only 7' high, the access to the area could only occur when the on-site manager was immedi-ately available.
The stocking of storea would be done via the front of the stores, as the stores on the west wing of the build-ing only have front doors. There is not a manner in which the stores can be stocked from a "back door,'.
The solution for stocking of the stores will be done by hand cart from the 20 minute loading zone located to the northeast of the building, not unlike the methods used in the Village or the rest of the commercial areas of
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the To!,rn. ff the individuals that make deliveries do not obey this requirement, it, should be treat,ed tike other traffic violations.
For special large-loads or situations, the method his-torically used was to make prior arranglements to off-load in the east parking area and cart in from there.
Please understand that this area of the building is an internal , non-functional element that now can have a positive, viable use as a screen trash removal area and additional covered parking which is directLy beneficial to the Town as wel-I as this development.
Please let me know if there are any further steps that need to take to resolve this issue.
cc file/Oscar Tang
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Alpenrose Window 100 E Meadow Drive
American ski Exchangqfzzs wall Street Anderson v 2478 Garmisch Drive
1st Bank of Vail
7-11 Interior Lighting 7-lL Tnterior Remodel
A Autrey
A Place on Earth,/Britt
AbeI
Aboumrad
Ackerman
Adams
Adams
Agenberg Mechanical
Agneberg
Al-exander Alfalfa's
Al-f alf a's Ext. Mod.A1fal-fa's Market Demo
Alf al-f a's Sprinkler Sy
A11 Seasons 82
ALlen Collection
Alpenglo Condo Assoc
Assenmacher
Assenmacher
Assenmacher Mechanical
BageI Shop
Bagel Shop Demolition
Bald Mountain Townhome
Banker Remodel
BarLett Bart & Yet.is
Ba6s
Bauer
Behren
Bellevi-1le Bellflower Trash Enc]o
Bellows/Boyd
Berkowitz
Bernardo Furnace
;;;-N-;;;;-;;8/30/93 Divider wal1 to mak 8/3I/93 Replace existing in
9/08/93 Interior Remodel
6/08/93 Stairway to loft
6/25/93 Install samp cooler 8/I0/93 Replace window in d
4/20/93 New kitchen, washer
6/28/93 Demol-ition and addi
4/19/93 Move non bearing wa
8/L3/93 Remodel existing ba
5/12/93 Mechanical pernit
5/07/93 New residence
5/26/93 General remodel.
l0 /I8 /93 Remodel grocery
LI /02 /93 Exterior Modif icati
9/28/93 Remove shelfing, st
LI/02/93 Sprinkler System
7 /30 /93 Remodel-
6/08/93 Add\f6na1 rofr spa
7/73/93 Repldoe gas logs wi 7/B/93 Retr/lace gas logs wi
4/29/93 Remove closets, r€p
AnsfieLd
Ant.Iers 410 680'tionshead Place #41 Antlers Condo #40L/93 680 W.Lionshead Cr.Antlers Condo #608 Apollo Park Apollo Park Lodge Apollo Park Lodge #D Apollo Park Reroof A&B 442 S Frontage Rd E
Araham - Hot Tub Elect 874 Spruce Ct.
227! N Fr-ontaqe
227t N Frontage Road ViIla VaIllhalla #8
1*-r"M6adow Drive #A12
1635 Golf Terrace #27
595 E vail valley Dr. 1
716 Forest Road _ffi ffiiorrs"he ad'.?t ace'- .
84 WilLow Rd. +755
1083 Lions Ridge Loop
2585 Davos Trail
400 E Meadow Dr. *2
141 E Meadow Dr.
141 E Meadow Dr
141 E Meadow Dr.
141 E Meadow Dr
434 Gor\ Creek
143. B -lte\oro Drive. #210
5I 15 Kel. Gar Lane
680 w Lionshead Plc #60
442 S Frontage Road Eas
442 S Frontaoe Rd E
4455 Glen Fall-s Lane
4455 Glen Fall-s Ln
4455 Glen Fall-s Lane
IOO-E' Mbadirw 'Dr.--*
100 E Meadow Dr.
2350 Bald Mtn Rd
595 VaiI Valley Drive#1
1886 W Gore Creek Dr.
.-5.51 E'Lionshead CircIe
345 Mi]I Creek Cr.
1881 Lionsridge Loop #2
2633 Kinnickinnick #5
4440 Glen Fal-Is Lane
2923 Bellflower Dr
327 Rockledge Rd.
315 Mi]1 Creek Circl-e
2982 BelIflovrer Dr
rc/f5/93 Remodel- bath for ha
4/26/93 Repair work
5/04/93 New service and rew
5/26/93 New service, rewire
10/06/93 Reroof install timb
6/08/93 Electrical permit f
5/07/93 Single family res w
I0/27/93 Burglar alarm and f
5/25/93 Mechanical permit f 9/2I/93 Remodel- of Blano's
9/07/93 Remove interior waI
9/10/93 Reroof
4/08/93 Re-wire bathrooms a
8/03/93 Add garage & 3-1eve
4/30/93 Remodel of public b
4/06/93 Permit for snow mel
1,0/1,1,/93 convert wood f irepJ-
8/06/93 Deck addition.
8/I0/93 Single family resid
I0/15/93 Trash encLosure
9/!5/93 Add 250 sf and outd
4/07/93 Remove top floor, i
lO/15/93 Repl-ace electric fu
3094 Booth Fal-ls Road #4 / 27 / 93-Deck en;dlosure
Antl-ers #4I0/L993 Remo 680 W Lionshead Plc Antl-ers 203 *-tr-+-rriolrsh*e:iil-FfdEil #zo
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Bernhardt Blickenstaff
IJO tOOn I r
lJO l-OOn I r
tJ0100n l-_L
uo-Loon I -L 1
Bonetti
Bore.l-
Rra\/
Brillembourg
2695 S Frontage Road
2935 Manns Ranch Road
4223 Spruce Way
4223 Spruce Way
4223 Spruce Way
4145 Spruce Way
600 E VaiI valley Drive
1588 GoIf ferrace #42
434 Gore Creek -Dr. D5
-6-oo vait Val-lev Dr. F7 Brown 5040 Main Gore Pl #F4 Buffehr Creek Chalet # 1722 Buffehr Creek Road
Camelot Townhomes Rero 2S0L Basingdale
Capstone Town Homes 1817 Meadow Ridge Rd
Cascade Crossings 1031 S Frontage Road
Cascade Village Gradin
Cashmere & Cotton 143 E Meadow Dr, #235 Casolar Duplex 1121 Casolar Drive E Chamber 4264 Columbine Way #12
Chaminox Chalets-Roof 2456&2457 Chaminox Ln Chico 1650 Vail VAIley Dr.Chico 600 Vail Valley Dr.#D41 Chotin LB35 Sunburst Drive Christiania G Vail - 356 Hanson Ranch Road
Claggett/Rey Gallery 100 E Meadow Dr.Clair 777A Potato Patch Dr.
CLeaver's DeIi 520 E' Lionshead Cr.Coates 2199 Chamonix #9 Cogswell 794 Potato Patch Drive Cohagen 160-.Gore -ereek Dr #12 Cohagen 360 Gore Creek Dr #12
Coldstream Condo Assoc 1476 Westhaven
Coldstream Condo Decks 1476 Westhaven Colegrove 5L35 Kel Gar Lane Collier 1557 Gol-f Terrace #45 N
Concert Haf L P]aza 6+6-lC,--Lionshead'Cr.
Concert HaIL Plaza VA 616 W Li-onshead Cr.
Concert HalL Plaza-V.A 616 W Lionshead,Cr.Conners 2485 Garrnisch Drive Connors 2427 Garmisch Drive
Coperthwaite
Cordell Fireplace
Corporate Office Remod
Cortina Chalet #7 Cortina Chalet Mechani Cortina Chalets #8
Crawford
Cummings
Cummj-ngs-Temp Power
Curtes
Cyranos Remodel
DaIy
1a] -W Meado\d-.Dr, *1.02
935 Red- SaEdstone Rd
600 vail{onshead
2662 Con{ina\Ln
#11
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Gas 1og insert
Interior remodeL Finish out basement
Sing1e family resid
Reroof
Reroof
Rewire florescent f
Remove fill on site Alterati-on of windo
New duplex.Reroof, game as exi-
Roof repair.
Bathroom addition/r
Remodel bath, kj,tch Install boiler for
Replace domestic HW rnlerior remodel
Remodel of existing
Tenant Finish
Replacement of 9000
Move & replace boil Install 3 new windo
E lectrica.I on remod
Repair of failed re
Repair snow damaged
Colegrove re-roof
Construct wood deck
Reroof same as exis
Remode] Offices
Remodel offices-mec
Temporary Pohrer
New primary/seconda
Gas lo.g insert
Convert wood firepl
Add file storage, m
New sfE'In-floor heating fo Fire Protection spr
Deck extensj-on as p
New P/S Home
Temporary Power for
New sfr
Cosmetic upgrade of
Exterior deck addit
2672 CorLina Ln
2672 CorLina Ln
1670 Sunburst Dr.
2109 Chamonix Ln
2109 Chamonix
1483 Aspen Grove
298 Hansen Ranch
782 Potato Patch
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Dancing Bear Demo Pern
Davis
Davison
DeValasco
Devaney-Roof remodel
Dekyne
Devoy
DiDio Dietz Temp Power
Dippy Distelhorst
Distel-horst
Dominick
Dominos Pizza
Dominos Pizza EP
Dooley
Doomas
Dulude
Dunahay Deck
Dunning
Eagle Pointe PooI Hous
Elliman
English
Englishnan Fine Art &
Enzian 318
Epstein
Epstein
Erickson
Espejo Remodel-
Esrey
Evans
Farcus
Fiel-ds
r'-Lnn
Finn
Firstbank of Vai-I
Firstbank of Vail Site Fitch VaIley Retaining
Forbes Electrical
Four Corners
French
.E'T ICK
Friedman
Frierson
Fun&Games0Crossroa
Fun&Games0Crossroa
Gamez
Gamez Garfinkel Demo Garfinkels Restaurant
Gartner
cateway Lobby Remodel
22lINFrontageW10111
1881 Lionsridge Loop #3
4420 GIen Falls Ln
416 Vail Valley Dr.
2505 uorErna Lane
2635 Larkspur
1620 Sunburst Dr. +27
5035 N Main Gore Dri-ve
2675 Kinnickinnick
1616 Buffehr Creek B17
4582 Streamside
4592 Streamsi-de Cr.
452 E Lionshead Cr.Vail Run Building
1000 Lions Ridge Loop
595 Vail Va1ley Dr #242
2636 Davos Trail
1464 GreenhilI Ct.
4257 Nugget Ln
1461 Greenhill Court
1500 Matterhorn CircLe
14?5 Aspen Ridge Road
83 willow Pface, 3rd fl
1*3-E-lffiow-*Er- '#205
520 - w -.lionshead
1461 Greenhill Court
1461 Greenhill Court
716 Forest Road
600 Vail valley Dr. #20
1314 Spraddfe Creek Dr
4840 Meadow Ln
556 W Forest Road
200 Vail Rd #494
21388 Aspen Lane
2865 Aspen Ln
1/ Varl ROaO
17 Vail- Road
1516 Buffehr Creek Rd
362 MilI Creek Cr.
1310 Westhaven Dr.
2935 Manns Ranch Road
4268 Nugget Lane
400 E Meadow Dr. #s/Tyr 4
1517 Vail Valley Drive
L43 E Meadow Dr.
143 E Meadow Dr.
133 Willow Road
133 WilIow Road, #630
536 W tionshead Mall
520 Lionshdad MaIl i''.'
1179 Sandstone Dr
12 VaiI Road
Demo of non bearing
Instal- l" new boiler
New sfr
Add laundry washer
Roof remodeL. RepI
Repair damaged deck Installing sllding
Remodef of study en
Temporary Power
Remodel with 56sf a
Trear down unit 4,
Install- gas firepla
Kitchen cabinets an
Build office into b
Wire new office spa
New kitchen
Remove wing walls,
Add deck and instal
Deck addition
Major remodeling of
Add redwood deck &
Single family resid Interior face lift Interior only
Instal-1 new wi-ndow
Major remodeling of
Instal,I new furnace
Demoltion, foundati
Remodel- of existi-nq
New sfr Addition of work ro
Replace woodburn w/
Rep.l-ace kitchen cab
Remodel-Install new boiler
Demo asphaLt & inst
Retaining waI1
Replace driveway &
Repair service cut
New stairs.
Install addition wi
New single family h
Remodel master bath
Remodel master bath
Remodel & bring spa Fire Sprinkler
Move 2 baths, kitch Interior remodel, 2
Demo for investigat Interior Remodel- of
New sfr
Remodel staris insi
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Gauger
GLadstone Wood Stove
GLatz 1e
GIatzIe
Gold Peak Childrens Ct
Gold Peak House
Golden
Golden Peak Restrooms
Goldfarb Window Remode
4595 Bighorn Rd. #6
4295 N Columbine Dr. #1
2317 Garmisch
2317 carnisch Drive
498 Vail VaIley Drive
278 Hanson Ranch Road
4220 Spruce Way
458 Vail valley Dr.
4051 Bighorn Road #11-F
8/27/93 167000 btu boiler
7 /02/93 Instal-I EPA approve
9/24/93 convert wood fp to
7 /L3/93 Convert wood firepl
l0/06/93 Reroof same as exis 5/2I/93 Remove sidewalks an
8/05/93 wiring sub panel &
9/10/93 suild public restro
6/28/93 Window remodel-.
9/1,5/93 Retail shop in old
9/27/93 Tenant Finish for t 8/3I/93 Interior & exterior
7/13/93 Heat tape and new s Io/13/93 Create halJ.way betw
5/14/93 Plumbing Permit & E
4/23/93 Renove old boilers,
8/05/93 Add entry, master s
4/30/93 New Duplex
4/A6/93 Excavation for foun
9/24/93 New kitchen doors a
70/13/93 Add snowmelt boiler
4/30/93 windows
5/26/93 Mechanical permit
5/26/93 New sf residence
9/09/93 New single fanily r
7/02/93 Rebuild deck & inst
7/20/93 Remove roof, instal
7/29/93 Redwood deck to rea
7/02/93 Remodel 2 bathrooms
8/06/93 Add basement bedroo 4/I4/93 rnterior remodel, p
6/22/93 Addition and renova
4/07/93 Heat tape on roof,
8/I7 /93 Reroof same as exis
6/29/93 Build Deck
5/13/93 Deck expansion & ne
5/14/93 Primary/Secondary r
4/27 /93 Bathroom remodel.
7/21,/93 Move Laundry walI,
l0/26/93 Replace wood burnin
9/22/93 New kitchen, doors l0/26/93 I2o/2L0 100A servic 9/I0/93 Mechanical permit f
5/14/93 Remove oLd roofing,
5/20/93 New sfr 8/IO/93 Insta1I new 150000
9 /I0 /93 Stucc.,a exterior/new
6/o8/9>ra,ke out old staigs 5/10l9\curtin HilI sports
4' / 2 2' / g 3
- HEau*ret rofit:5/2f/93 Replace slider, add
6/21/93 Replace gravel pati
Gondola Sports @e-fiorlEhead -MatI
Gondola Ticket Of f ice -604-{r'ionsiread -ITat-} -Gonzales 1628 colf Terrace Gonzales 994 Ptarniqan
Gonzales Mech Room
Gordon-EP, PP
Gorsuch Boilers
Gould
Grace
Grace Excavation
Grainger
Gramm Mechanical-
Gramshanmer
Grand Traverse #21
Grand Traverse #21
Grand Traverse #22
Grant
Green Reroof
Greenberger
Greene Griffinger
Grinberg Grisanti
Gund
Gund
Gurrentz
Hajim Deck & Entry way
Ha11
Hank
Harmon
Harrison
Hathaway
Head
Helberg Mechanical
HeIen
Hellberg A&B
Hes s
Hicks
ttt lD
HiIl
Hinchman Boiler
Hochtl
Hodgkins
1815 Sunburst Dr.
2632 Cortj-na Lane
263 E Gore Creek & 232
800 Potato Patch Dr.
1210 Westhaven
43.3..8-Gore Creek Dr #9A
303 W..Gore Creek Dr #9
2 3*-*E^€ore -'ereek Drive
1550 Lionsridge Loop
1550 Lionsridge Loop
1500 Lionsridge Loop
3988 Lupine Dri-ve
4166 Columbine Dr.
4230 Spruce Way
380 E Lionshead Cr. *20
1588 colf Terrace #16
9.l-S*W"ti on'shead -€.!: .
2039 Sunburst Dr
3100 Booth Falls Ct.
3100 Booth Fal1s Ct.
5047 Ute Lane
100 E Meadow Dr. #503
2612 Cortina Lane
2009 Sunburst Drive
5117 Main Gore Dr.
1030 Lionsridge Loop #1
s95 vail Valley 248-250
325 Mi]l Creek Cr
355 Forest Road
2415 Bald Mountain Road
355 Forest Road
1881 Lionsridge Loop #2
225 Forest Road
2923 BeLlflower #12
3005 Booth Falls Drive
890 Red Sandstone Cr
4061 Bighorn Road #12D
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Hodgkins
Hollenbeck
Home Outfitters
Horst-Reroof
Howe
Howenstine
Howensti-ne Demo
Hughey
Hussey
Hussman
Hyatt lndian Creek #3 Interlocken Heat Tape
Jackalope
Jones
Jorck
Jordan
Josey
Kaiser
Kandel-L
Kauffman
KeiIer
KeIley
Kennington
Kenny's Double Diamond
Kinnington Renodel Kiss Addition/Restrict
Klein
Klein
KnowLton Remodel
Koenig Reroof
Konterski Reroof
Krause
LaDaw
LaDow
Landmark 301
Landmark Condo Assoc.
Landmark carage Repair
Lang
Lapidus Bathroom
Lashovitz
Lauterbach
Laycob
Laycob
Leseur
Leseur
Lif thouse Condomoniums
Lifthouse Gas Inserts Liftside Liftside Construction
Lions Mane If
Lionshead Center
4061 Bighorn Road #12D
4575 Streamside Cr.
1031 Frontage Rd w
874 Spruce Court
600 vail Valley Dr. #A1
2754 S Frontage Rd. W
2754 FronLage Rd. W
5038 Ute Lane, #B
5116 Main Gore Dr.
327 Forest Road
1200 Ptarmigan
1139 Sandstone Drive
295EWSFrontageRd
2161 N Frontage Road W
1710 Sunbrust Dr. #B
1838 Sierra Trai-1
483 Beaver Dam Road
95 Rockledge
4916A Juniper Ln
4259 Nugget Lane
636 Forest Road
2975 Basingdale Blvd
3966 Lupine-West Duplex
400 E Meadow Dr. *2
520 L,ionshead Ma1l
400 E Meadow Dr. #2
261-5 Davog Trail
1710 Sunbrust Dr. #7
1710 Sunburst Dr. #7
1527 vail Valley Dr #B
2516 Arosa Drive
1796 Gore Creek Dr.
2614 Larkspur
2625 Larkspur Lane
2625 Larkspur Ln
610--Lionshead -Cr. #301
6 10--W-*tionsh6ad Cr.
lSSL Lionsridge Loop #2
174 Gore Creek Drive
1780 Sierra TraiI lS50SFrontageRd.W#8
4791 Meadord Lane 1
4791 Meadow Ln
100 E Meadow Dr. #2L5
100 East Meadow Dr. *21 ffi-B-Lionehead Cir
5-55 4-"Lionshead
1275 Westhaven Drive
1300 Westhaven Dr. C1
1063 vail View Dr.
520 Lionshead MaIl #1
Kitchen & entry rem
Additional- bath roo Afteration
Replacing shakes
Bathroom addition-
Demo existing secon Interior demo
Run gas line and in Tear-off exiswting
Rebuild 2nd story d
Kitchen remodel, ba
New sfr Instafl heat tape o
DJ Booth Finish basement as
New sfr
Plumbing & Heating
Snowmel in driveway
Move service out of
Remove new portion
Reroof
Repair of parking s
Replace wood firepl Install gas firepla
Tenant finish-inter
Add bar sink and on Existing res. is re InstaLl gas fired b
New bedroom & bath
Remodel and minor a
Reroof
Remove & replace ro
Redwood decks to fr
Reroof
New boiler
Remodel kitchens, b
Convert al-l units t
Replacement of fail-Install new 150000
Batshroom remodel
Reroof existing res
New single family,
Hot !'rater boiler
Deck expansion pati
Moving wall
Move gas line and A lnstalf gasline to
Installation of gas
27 Unit Condo w/ 2
Commercigl renovati
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MP & PP fola-Z aaa
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Lionshead centre ---- 1";;-;i;;;;;;;;tt-----Lionshead Ctr Phaee II 520 E Lionshead
Li-onshead Ctr-Electric 520 Lionshead Mall
Li-onshead Gondola Cafe 6$O-E L.ionshead Cr-.
Lionsmane Phase II 1063 Vail VAlley Dr
Lionsquare Lodge E BId 6ffi-i{e6t" Lionshead PI.
Lionsquare Lodge Gas F .6,60 W l-.,ionshead Pl-'
Lodge #362 t74-5, Gore Crk Dr. +362
Lodge 0 Vail #366 L74 Gore Creek Drive #3
Lodge G Vail #516 \74 Gore Creek Drive #5
Lodge 0 Vail #516 1,74'.eore Creek Drive #5
Lodge G Vail Archives L74-^E.Gore Creek Dr.
Lodge at Lionshead 380-E-Lionshead Cr.
Loper Residence 784E Potato Patch Drive
Manor Vail- Mezanine 595 Vail VaIIey Drive
Manor Vail Trash EncI. 595 Vail Valley Dr.Maruyama 2925 Basingdale May 1119 Ptarmiqan r.[ay 1119 Ptarmiian Road Mayne 141 E Meadow Dr A5 McCl-ean 1881 Lions Ridge Loop #McCl-ean 1881 Lionsridge r,oop #4 McEachron 1455B Aspen crove Ln
McEnnally Gas Log 141 W Meadow #5
McKinnon Renodel 695 Forest Road E. Side McMahon 1612 Buffehr Creek B21 Messenbaugh 9708 Fairway Ct.Metzger 1820 Sierra Trail Meyers 200 Va1l Road #794 Mikell 740A Sandy Lane Mill Creek Building 312 Hanson Ranch Road
MiLLrace III 1335 westhaven Drive
Montaneros Condo Reroo 64rt"W Iiohshead Cr.
Mountai-n Haus Reroof 292 EasL Meadow Dr.Mueller 1753 Shasta Place Mueller 4816 Meadow Drive Mueller Gas Fireplaces 4816 Juniper Ln
Municipal BuiJ-ding 75 S Frontage Road Nail-or *68-0-.w-lionshead #112 Narrod 1620 Sunbrust #20 Nelson 960 Sandstone Drive Newman 660 W Lionshead FJaza 5 Nicholas 303 Gore Creek Drive
Nolan Hot Tub 385 Mi]I Creek Cr.Nordstrand 120 E Meadow Dr. 2E Norris Gas Log 14L W Meadow #2 Northridge Condos 2447 Chamonix Lane
Northwoods Condos Bldg 600 Vail Valley Drive
Northwoods El-ectric 600 Vail Valley Drive
Northwoods Reroof 600 Vail Valley Drive #
Nourse Remodel 304 Bridge St.Nozawa 2211 N Frontage Road
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Remodel
Trash dumpster encl
Replace failed wind
Gas fireplace inser
New kitchen cabinet
Remodel- bathroom
Remodel bathroom
Remodel kitchen & b
Remove wa1ls, build Instal-l- gas piping/
New sfr
Instal- l- roof mounte
Trash enclosure.
Bath additi-on to ex
Mechanical permit f
Demo house, new sf
Greenhouse addition
Install EPA approve Install new 167000
Deck for hot tub
Gas log insert
Instal-1 gae inserts
Reroof
Remove existing roo
Interior Remodel
Roof over patio.
New sfr
Remove old gravel,
Demo on two smal-I r
Garage and entry re
New duplex Install 3 fireplace
Reroof of Existing
Add second doorway
Wood deck, new pati
Add window to livin
Replace existi-ng sk Addition to residen Wiring for hot tub
Add ceiling lgts, r
Gas log insert
Reroof buildings
Replace electric HW
InstalL wiring for
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Minor remodel & add
Repair & refinish s
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One Vail P1ace 244 WaII Street
Ore House Awning 2J2 .Bridge Street 4 Owen 2695 Davos Traif
Park Meadows 1472 MaLEerhorn Cr.Parker 4511 E Meadow Dr. +702 Parker 4511 E Meadow Dr. *702
Paterson Remodel 200 Vail Road #678 Pazzo's Window & Deck J.2_2 E Meadow Drive Pea6e 454 Beaver Dam Road
Perry - PP & EP 1063 VaiI View Dr #21 Perry Alteration 1063 Vail Valley Dr. #2 Phillips 2696 Davos Trail Pi-ckens 197 Rockledge Road
Pine Creek G Vail #1 2765 Kinnickinnick Pinkin 200 Vail Rd. #478 Pinos del Norte 600 Vail Valley Dr.
Potato Patch #3 950 Sandstone Drive
RKD Mechanical 3378 Lupine Dr.
RKD Residence 3946 Lupine Dr.
RKD/Aspen Basin Office 1000 Lions Ridge Loop #
Radisson Fire Sprinkle 715 W'Lidnshead Cr.Ramsey 680 W Lionshead #203 Ransburg 463 Beaver Dam Road Rapson 2572 CorLina Lane Rah/son 660 W ti-onshead Cr t*207
Regal Res. ,,A.' 1079 Sandstone Dr.
Rega1 Res. B 1079 Sandstone Dr.Reisher .,.17 Vail Road #3 Reiss 2627 Cortina Lane Rican 7408 Sandy Lane
Ridgeview Sq. Bldg 2 4506 Spruce Way Riordan 483 Gore Creek Dr. 58
Riva Ridge North 133 Vail Road River Bend Condos 4800 E Meadow Drive Roberts 4545 Bighorn Road Ross 1881 Lionsridge Loop #3 Rufino 1925 Sunburst Drive Russe]l's Restaurant --228 BrLdge Street Ryerson 4859 Meadow Drj-ve
Salad Garden 292 E Meadow Dr.
Salad Garden Demo 292 E Meadow Dr. #1
Savoy ViIIas 1100 Frontage Road Schabacker 3015 Booth Falls Rd Schmidt 2430 Chamonix Ln Schultz cas Log . 141 .W-ileadow '#1'
Schultz Heat Conversio 5056 Main Gore Dr Schutz 600 E Vaj-l Valley Drive
Scotch on the Rockies 113 Willow Bridge Scott 1150 Casolar Del Norte Scott 5075 Ute Ln Scott-Electric 5075 Ute Lane Serrins 2520 Kinnickinnick M2
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Add ranges to 11 un
Bath & kitchen remo
Plumbing fixtures I
RemodeL interior
Remove front window
250 GRFA Addition
EP & PP for interio
Enlarge entry, reno
Replace existing st
Remove wood wal-kwav
New sfr Interior Remodel
Tear-off exiswting
Repair damaged wall
Mechanical permit f
New single family r
Tenant Finish Fire sprj.rlkfer remo
oemo\i,./on and addi
Wire,rie\pumps
Reiry'sta 1l-\Iatt i ce/s
Repair
New sfr
New sfr Interior remodel ki
New sf residence
Studio addition.
Reroof
Add shower to exi-st
Drywall attic per V
Repl-ace cedar shake
Tear off and reroof Insert in wood fire
Roof heat tape.
RepLace windows w/Instal-I gas line to
Remodel restaurant
Demo permit for ten
Phase I, 8 units in
Deck over atrium, e
Completion of lower
Gas log insert
Convert from eLectr
InstaII RC1 metal &
Adding bay window
Foundation repair/p
Change electric hea
Install wiring for
Deck alteration
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Shapiro
Sherberg Shirley
Shone
Sick
Siegusmund
Simmons
Simpson
Sink Reroof
Sitzmark Lodge Spa
Ski- Museum Landscane Slifer Fountain
S Iutsky
Snow
Solar VaiI Fire Repair
Solar VaiI Fire Repair
Sonnenalp Phase II
Sortl-and
Spaeh
Spaeh El-ectric
Spaeh-Mechani ca 1
Spraddle Creek Caretak
Spraddle Creek Subd Me
Spraddle Creek Water T
Spraddle Crk Electrica
Spruce Park #F
Spruce Park #G
Stabinski
Stanl-ey
Steep N Deep
Steinberg
Stephens
Stevens Wood Stove
Stout
Sun Vail IV
Sun Vail Phase IV
Sun Vail Phase IV
Sunbur6t Townhomes
Susich
Sweet Life
Syl-vester
Sylvester
Sylvester DupJ-ex Deck
Szpiech
TOV Fire Dept.
ToV Municipif nfag
TOV Sunp Pump
Testwuide
Texas Townhomes
Thomson Thrifty Car Rental Tivoli Planter Boxes
1163 Cabin Cr.
2637 Kinninnick #D2
366 Hanson Ranch Road
l-785 Sunburst Drive
122 East Meadow Drive 2
4542 Streamside Cr. W-1
413 Gore Creek Dr
1813 Shasta PLace
781 Potato Patch
183 Gore Creek Drive
24]- E Meadow Drive
Bridge Street
380 E Lionshead Cr. *40
380 E l-,ionshead Cr #130
501 N Frontage Road
501- N Frontage Road
20 VaiI Road
l-881 Lionsridge Loop #3
4173 Spruce Way
4173 Spruce Way
4173 Spruce Way
100 N Frontage Road
100 N Frontage Road S.
Spraddle Creek Road
4515 Bighorn Road
4515 Bighorn Road
380 E Lionshead Cr #110
1816 Sunburst Drive
675 West Lionshead Cr.
1022 Eagle's Nest Cr.
z5+ | Arosa Dr_LVe
3901 Bighorn Rd 2E
4034 Bighorn Road
605 N Frontage Road
605 N Frontage West
625 N Frontage Rd. W
1825 Sunburst
4425 GIen Fal,l-s Lane
520 Lionshead Cr.
2730 BaId Mountain Road
2730 Bald Mountain Road
2730 Bald Mountain Road
2445 Garmisch Dr
42 W Meadow Dr
75 S Frontage Road
241 Vail Val}ey Dr.
898 Red Sandstone Cr.
483 Chalet Road
2005 W Gore Creek Vail Parking Structure
336;lianson . -Ranch- *Rd
Snow melt
Deck addition/exten
Add two windows and
Convert wood to gas
Interior Remodel
Replace undersized
Rearranqe interior
Replace root w/ Pro
Reroof
Re-do existing spa
Landscape
Repa.i? work to foun
l{g9r r/ z Darn.
Rdmodel oemolition perrnit t Fire damage repair
Phase II, addition/
convert wood fireDL
New duplex
Temporary Power
Mechanical perrnit f
Gatehouse & caretak
Install meter for p
Bury concrete water
Install neter for t
New sfr, Refer to B
New sfr, Refer to B
Re install- 9 'x10 ' w
Repair walls damage
Suspended ceilj-ngs
Remodel and additio
Remove gravelr appl
Removal of old wood
Bedroom, bath & dec
Temp Power unders La
Underground plumbin
New 12 unit Condomi
Replace pipe snow-m
New sfr Interior Remodel
Lower redwood deck
Wiring for hot tub
Two redwood decks t
New single family r Install outlet & ta
Install new A/C uni
Install-ation of sum
Addition to existin
Reroof same as exis Alteration.
Add three receptacl
Rock face and pLant
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Town of Vail Fire Dept
Toymaker's Trail Entry Trail's End Reslaurant
Tyrolean Windows
Urano Remodel
Urdang
V.A. Antenna
VA Fleet Maintenance S
VA Landmark Office
VA Shop-Propane Transf
VTC Art Project
vTc Ski Storage
WMC Air Conditioner
WMC Eagle Care Unit
WMC Human Resource Of Vail 21 Condo Assoc.Vail Athletic Club vail Chapel Repair
VaiL Chiropractic
VaiL Enterprise Partne Vail Food & Deli Vail Food's & Deli Vail Maintenance Bldg Vail PoLice & Muni Add vail Potato Patch Unit Vail Racquet Cl-ub Rerr VaiI Rec District Vail Skier Services Vail T-Shirt Co.vail T-shirt co.Vail Trail Chalet #3A Vail Valley Ace Hardwa Vail VaIIey Foundation Vail ValIey Med Center Vail Val.l-ey Med Center Vail VIy Found Tent
Vantage Point
Vantage Point
Vantage Point #106
Vantage Point #402 Villa Cortina #145 Villa Cortina #360
ViJ-lage Center Condos
ViJ-lage On Bighorn #5 vilJ-age on Bighorn #6 Vlaar
Vucich
WaLl- Street Heat Tapes
Webb - AntLers #407
Webster
Webster
Weimann Mechanical
l-23 Meadow
1 2r.-Aast-Mead-ow- Dr i ve
600 Lionshead Ma1l
4 8Q--8.-Me_ada-rrr Dr .
5033 Snowshoe Ln
3944 Bighorn Rd.
812 Potato Patch Road
862 S Frontage Road
6SO.-Lionshead MalI
862 S Frontage Road Wes
Ski Museum
251 S Frontage Road
l-81 West Meadow Drive
181 W Meadow Dr.
181 W Meadow Dr.52! B I'ionshead Cr.
352 E Meadow Drive
l-9 Vail Raod
38O E Lionshea.d"-Cr. #c-
1031 S Frontage Road
14 Vail noad
l-4 Vail Road
75 S. Frontage Road
770 N Potato Patch Dr.
4690 Vail Racquet CIub
700 S Frontage Road
52"0.-w-L-ie'nshead
470 E Lionshead MaIl
53O-Lionshead MalI
433 Gore Creek
2111 N Frontage Road
953 S Frontage Road
18L W Meadow Dr.
181 W Meadow Dr.
Ford Park
50& E liionshead Cr.
50&-E..,1,1"ttshead Cr.
St*B-'Lionshead Cr.
mA-E Lionshead Cr. #40
22 West Meadow Drive #1
22 W Meadow Dr. #360
124"Wil"1ow BridEe Road
4250 Spruce Way
4240 Spruce Way
2963 Bellflower
4957 Juniper Ln East Si
225 WaIl'.SLreeL.,-
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1875 Sunburst Dr.
2682 CorLina Lane
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Remodel existing te Addition of Air Con
Remodel for drug te
Remodel old surgica
Replace boiler and
Boil-er replacement.
Replace existing ha Office remodel Interior partition.
Freezers, €pr remod Install glass door Wiring for natural Addition and remode Addition of dumbwai
Remove, install ins
Add 2 electrical pl
Provide wiring for
Add office to exist
Lrgncr-nlJ & recepE,ac
Bath addition, fl-oo
Repair and alterati
New interior non-be
Fire alarm for Huma
Reroof med center
Tent for temporary
Maintenance & repai
Add additionaL heat
Add new circuits fo
Kitchen alteration
Add 2 new doors, de Interior Remodel Stair remodel and I
New sfr
New sfr Interior remodel
Reroof
Run feed to roof fo Install- sJ-iding gla
Ne\d P,/S Residence
Driveway constructi
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Weiner
Wendy's Flagpole
white
White Dormer
Whittmyer
Wilkins
Will-iams Reroof
WiLl-ianson
Wilson
Wilson
Wi-sebaker Reroof
Wissner Repair
Wollard
Wong Ga6 Fireplace
Wood
Younger Generation
Zele Coffee
Zyman
5026 Main Gore Drive
2399 N Frontage Road
1881 Lionsridge Loop #1
lSEL Lionsridge Loop #1
338 Rockledge Road
1390 Greenhil-l Ct.
302 MilI Creek Cr
344 Beaver Dam Rd
792 Potato Patch Dr
792 Potato Patch Dr.
153 Beaver Dam Road
5002 Snow Shoe Lane
2550 BaLd Mountain Road
2329 Chamonix Ln
2488 Garmisch
52f'E'*ni"dffshead Cr.
7}1'*triorstetsA.Ti:
103 Wi]low Place
Move bath.
Embedded alumi-num f
Add dormer, extend
Add dormer above di
Reroof with shakes
Primary/Secondary r
Tear off old shakes
Rebuild redwood dec
Add additi-on for li
Add bath & add to b
Reroof existing str
Costmetic upgrade f
Enlarge living, bed
Instal-l- gas firepla
Deck railing replac
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DEVELOPER IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this 2nd day of September, 1993, by and
among Beck and Associates (hereinafter called the "Develope/'), and the TOWN OF VAIL,
COLORADO (hereinafter called the "Town").
WHEREAS, the Developer, as a condition of approval of the Temporary Certificate of
Occupancy granted by the Town of Vail for the Lionshead Center Redevelopment located at
520 East Lionshead Circle, wishes to enter into a Developer lmprovement Agreement; and
WHEREAS, the Developer is obligated to provide an escrow account with the Town of
Vail sufficient in the judgment of the Town to make reasonable provisions for completion of
certain improvements set forth below; and
WHEREAS, the Developer wishes to provide collateral to guarantee performance of
this agreement, including construction of the above-referenced improvements by means of the
following:
Developer agrees to establish an escrow account with the Town of Vail in a dollar
amount as set forth below, such escrow account shall provide security for the following:
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IMPROVEMENT
Banner Pole Construction l]
Two 2-inch caliper aspen trees in Landscape Area C D 6lL
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Two amur maple and one 2-inch caliper aspen in Landscape Area D
Easement for the public utilities located by the restrooms
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$245'
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Ground cover in Landscape area A (both east and west of walkway).r' $250-'''
Paver cap to be added to staircase in Landscape Area A ,rgz- $+OOv- n f ^
Repair cap of planter in the Skier Sculpture Landscape Area. t/ $1OO -/
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lnstaff a 2-inch caliper aspen and two deciduous bushes in w/ AL $145,-'
Landscape area E
$12,430
NoW, THEREFoRE, in consideration of the following mutual covenants and 0l - oro0- z70 zb
agreements, the Developer and the Town agree as follows:
1. The Developer agrees, at its sole cost and expenses, to furnish all equipment
and material necessary to perform and complete said improvement, on or before November 1,
1993. The Developer shall complete, in a good workmanlike manner, all improvements as
listed above, in accordance with all plans and specifications filed in the office of the
Community Development Department, the Town of Vail, and to do all work incidental thereto
according to and in compliance with the following:
a. Such other designs, drawings, maps, specifications, sketches, and other matter
submitted by the Developer to be approved by any of the above-referenced
govemmental entities. All said work shall be done under the inspection of, and
to the satisfaction of, the Town Engineer, the Town Building Official, or other
official from the Town of Vail, as affected by special districts or service districts,
as their respective interest may appear, and shall not be deemed complete until
approved and accepted as completed by the Town of Vail Community
Development Department and Public Works Department.
2. The total estimated cost of said work and improvements is the sum of $12,430.
To secure and guarantee performance of its obligations as set forth herein, the
Developer agrees to provide security and collateral as follows:
An escrow account with the Town ol Vail.
3. The Developer may at any time substitute the collateral originally set forth
above for another form of collateral acceptable to the Town to guarantee the faithful
completion ol those improvements referred to herein and the performance of the terms of this
Agreement. Such acceptance by the Town of alternative collateral shall be at the Town's sole
discretion.
4. The Town shall not, nor shall any officer or employee thereof, be liable or
responsible for any accident, loss or damage happening or occurring to the wok specified in
this Agreement prior to the completion and acceptance of the same, nor shall the Town, nor
any officer or employee thereof, be liable for any persons or property injured by reason of the
nature of said work, but all of said liabilities shall and are hereby assumed by the Developer.
The Developer hereby agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Town, and any of its
officers, agents and employees against any losses, claims, damages, or liabilities to which the
Town or any of its officers, agents or employees may become subject to, insofar as any such
losses, claims, damages or liabilities (or actions in respect thereof) that arise out of or are
based upon any performance by the Developer hereunder; and the Developer shall reimburse
the Town for any and all legal or other expenses reasonably incurred by the Town in
connection with investigating or defending any such loss, claim, damage, liability or action.
This indemni$ provision shall be in addition to any other liability which the Developer may
have.
5. lt is mutually agreed that the Developer may apply to the Town and the Town
shall auhorize for partial release of the collateral deposited with the Bank for each category of
improvement at such time as such improvements are constructed in compliance with all plans
and specifications as relerenced hereunder and accepted by the Town.
6. lf the Town determines, at its sole discretion, that any ol the improvements
contemplated hereunder are not constructed in compliance wih the plans and specifications
set torth in this Agreement on or betore the date set forth in Paragraph 1, the Town shall have
the right to take whatever action is necessary to obtain and use the collateral provided by the
Developer in accordance with this Agreement to complete the unfinished improvements.
7. The Developer warrants all work and material for a period of one year after
acceptance of all work referred to in this Agreement by the Town if such work is located on
Town ol Vail property or on road right-oFway.
8. The parties hereto mutually agree that this Agreement may be amended from
time to time, provided that such amendments be in writing and executed by all parties hereto.
Dated the day and year first above written.
Chris Meister, Beck and Associates
STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF EAGLE
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The forggoing Developer lmprovement rent Agreement was acknowledged before me this
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Witness my hand and official seal.
HOLLY L. McCUTCHEON
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STATT OF COLORADO
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The foregoing Developer lmprovement Agreement was acknowledged before me this Ail day ol Sttrtmbtz ,19ltW LAAet 6. GAaFt/-
Witness my hand and official seal.
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Ar{DY KHIIDSOII, nAY NTH.SON, nnr- A!{DERSOI{, CHARLIE
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Andy agrcod that r T.C.O, could be lr$Fd to T{hfut sbop once thp hldr i!
complne - on nbrtrnHnlly corqil@, cspedatty at T-rhirt rhqp,
ulbcd rhrc frrcin bqghs, Andy mnb f-lbtrt rhop complstcd firlt.
Baffi€r polcr arc b bo done 1nr Ray'l dnwlngs, at afirovud by Touu of VEiL
Ctulie to chccts oo rbrc used il Lionrtead cilfty fu banner pole. l1ey uay
lrarrc rone rtonc ia thdr yard. If Dot, Bcck and AsroctalEs wtll nrfh ar e;lo*ly
ar posrible.
rqndrcr[E Ar€E C - l-li*d 2 - 2" fupc{l
Anily would ltLo a hunp betwtar Arpor st &Er C - Beslc and Assoc,irEs lo
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tldrcap€ Ar€s D - 2 AmurIt{aple and I - 2i Afilur w tWlrrr- d€fld Aflped.
ChffIic ydlt ilFet at db nith Chrir l&{sg atrd Iohn Aloe on p*ven. BiIl Tvlnh
a Torn of Vait tpprwal of pcvcn fir frll, md dofl rct rnil to wdt undl
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Andy rnfed that Tbrvtr of vrilAtMflcy war worHng m art Eassrilt A$Hn€nt
frr socegs ts Towrl of Votl efeftbal gear, uftIch b now mouilted to Llonshffd
CEnEc buildhg, Itil Agrcemeot rvsuld bc dgnd by Town of Vall asd Condo
Asrodatton.
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until aftet Surdgbne shbr htwe bccn afisctrEd b buildltrg.
2, Andy docr ffit Ub thc lmts of conpr$ rissr at wcst stalrs. nsy b
woilr out dchlb to goften thts afia.
3. ItE Bollnd light$ * pth, elthorgh rypro\Ed vis D.B.R, arp not whnt
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Ite concrce qp at the €drdng ffittr bilrurpole locfldfi will bo frrcd by Ecct
and Asmishr-
I.adscapc ArEa B - Town of Yalt shff worild Uls to rm roorthing norc
verdcal, 1.e., Argrcn. nry ftl work olt deutls wlth Twa dVeil ang teoant.
Bill'l rchcduto lc O htvp all lhr raguired for Ccsdficeb of OosrryencV
coq$!*cd Slr fill.
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when mmsmhlp ugr ddo4 eul Xay ba{t dEtaib submibd on cartlrt}', fign{ge,
ilEchtolcd, rlcc{rical, rnd rfus'bnl. f,ay il proceedtng wtffr tle -a[sye. iili
noted th$ omerslte u,et dependEnt on SwEruber 9I&uor Boafit hearlry.
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Vail, CO 81657 P.O. Box 627 143 E. Meadow Dr., #N-90
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NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning and Environmental Commission of the Town of
Vailwill hold a public hearing in accordance with Section 18.66.060 of the Municipal Code of
the Town of Vail on June 14, 1993, at 2:00 P.M. in the Town of Vail Municipal Building.
Consideration of:
1. A determination for the revierv periods of the Exterior Alteration reouests in the CCI
and CCll zone dislricts:
60 day review period
60 day review period
90 day review period
90 day review period
90 day reviel period Sunbird Lodge Tim Devlin
90 day review period Gondola Building Andy Knudlsen
90 day review period Cyrano's Mike Mollica
2. A request for a major CCll exterior alteration, a setback variance and a site coverage
variance to allol for the construction of an elevator tower located at the Enzian at Vail
Condominiums, 705 West Lionshead Circle/part of Enzian Condominium Association,
Lot 1, Block 2, Vail Lionshead 3rd Filing.
Applicant: Enzian Condominium Association Planner: Shellv Mello
A request for an exterior alteration for Lionshead Center to allow an addition on the
southwest corner of Lionshead Center, located at Lot 5, Block 1, Lionshead 1st
Filing/520 Lionshead Circle.
Applicant: Oscar Tang Planner: Andy Knudtsen
4. A request for a modification to PEC conditions of approval for the revised development
plan for Vail PoinVl88l Lionsridge Loop/Lot 1, Block 3, Lionsridge Filing No. 3.
Applicant: Steve Gensler/Parkwood Realty Planner: Andy Knudtsen
5. A request to review the Management Plan and Master Plan for the Vail Cemetery to be
located in the upper bench of Donovan Park generally located west of the Glen Lyon
subdivision and southeast of the Malterhorn neighborhood.
Applicant: Town of Vail Planner: Andy Knudtsen
L'Oslello Shelly Mello
Lionshead Center Andy Knudtsen Enzian Shelly Mello
Lifthouse Lodge Jim Curnutte
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A request for a proposed SDD and minor subdivision to allow for the development of
single family homes located on Tracts A and B, The Valley, Phase ll/1480 Buffer Creek
Rd.
A request for the establishment of an SDD to allow the redevelopment of the Cornice
Building and a request for a conditional use permit to allow the construction of three
Type lV employee housing units, located at 362 Vail Valley Drive and more specifically
described as follows:
A part of Tracl "8" and a parl of Mill Creek Road, Vail Villag€, First Filing, County of Eagle, State of
Colorado, more particularly described as follows:
Commencing at the Norlheast corner of Vail Village, First Filing; thence Norlh 79'46'00" West along tha
Soulherly line of U.S. Highway No. 6 a dislance ol 367.06 feet 10 the Nonheast corner of said TIact "B";
thence South 10"14'00'West along the Easlerly line of said Tract "B"; a dislance of 198.31 {eet to the
Southeasterly corner of said Tract "B"; thence North 79'46'00" \ryest along the Soulherly line of said Tract
"B" a distance of 100.00 feer ro lhe true poinl of beginning lhence Nonh 09'10'07" West a distance ot 41.67
feet: thence South 88'27'11" West a dislance of 75.21 feet; thence South 27"13'37" East a dislance of
77.37 teel.; lhence Nonh 57'?1'0O" East a Cistance ol 55.11 leet, more or less lo rhe lrue point of beginnlng.
Applicant:
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A request
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Applicant:
Planne r:
Steve Gensler/Parkwood Realty
Andy Knudtsen
David Smith
Jim Curnulte
for a setback variance to allow for the construction of a residence located on
half of Lot 5, Matterhorn Village, 1711 A Geneva Drive.
Carl Fauland
Tim Devlin
A request for a major amendment to SDD #5 to allow for the development of the
remaining portion of the Simba Run SDD, Savoy Villas, located at 1100 North Frontage
Road, more specifically described as follows:
Thal part ot the First Supplemenlal Map for Simba Run Condonrinium, according to the map therool
recorded in the otlice ol the Eagle County, colorado, Clerk and Recorder, described as follows:
Beginning at the most soulhwesterly corner of said map, thence the lollowing three courses along ths
weslerly lines of said map; 1) NO3'33'01"E 160.79 leel; 2) N12o50'33'E 144.72 teet; 3) N17056'03.70.60
feet; thence, depaning said weslerly line, S13"16'03"W 157.26 feet, lhence S76'43'57"E 91.50 feet; thence
N13'16'03"E 35.00 teel; lhence S76"43'57"E 72.31 feet 10 the easterly line of said map; thence the following
two courses along lhe easterly and soulheasterly lines of said map; 1) S24"44'57"E 52.38 feet;2)
S52'50'29"W 272.50 leet lo the Poinl ol Beginning, containing 0.6134 acres, more or less; and
That part of Sinrba Run, according to lhe map thereot, recorded in Book 312 at Page 763 in the Oflice of
the Eagle Gounly, Colorado, Clerk and Recorder, described as follows:
Beginning al the most southerly corner ol said Simba Run, thence the following lour courses along lhe
southweslerly and nonhwesrerly lines of saiC Simba Runi 1) N37"09'31"W 233.28 leeli 2) 334.57 teet along
the arc of a curve lo lhe letl. having a radius of 1771 .95 teel, a central angle ol 10"49'06', and a chord lhat
b€afs N42"13'20"E 334.07 teet; 3) N35'48'48' E 201.36 feet; 4) 15.96 leet along the arc of a curvs lo lho
right, having a tadius ol 428.02leet, a central angle ol 02o08'12", and a chotd that bsars N37"52'54' E
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15.96 teet lo a corner on the westerly boundary of lhg Firsl Supplemental Map for Simba Run
Condomlnium. according to rhe map thereof recorded in rhe ortice ot the Eagle County, Colorado, Cletk and
. Recorder; thence lhe lollowing four courses along said westerly boundary; l) S21"51'28"W 69.90 teet; 2)
s17"56'03"W 181.17',leeri 3) 512"50'33"W 144.72Jeer;4) S03.33'01"W t60.79 teet ro lhe soulheaslerly line
of said Simba Run; thence, along said soulheastorly line, S52o50'29"W 113.08 feet to lhe Point of
Beginning, conlaining 1.560 acres, more or less.
Applicant: Simba Land CorporationMalid Said Planner: Mike Mollica
10. A request to amend Section 18.58.020 of the Zoning Code to clarify the height allowed
for retaining walls in setbacks.
Applicant: Town of Vail Planner: Tim Devlin
11. Update on Sweet Basil's deck construction located at 193 Gore Creek Drive/part of
Block 58, Vail Village 1st Filing.
Applicant: Ned Gwathmey Planner: Shelly Mello
12. Update on the Smail/Connely variance located at Lot 5, Bighorn Estates/4238 Nugget
Lane.
Applicant: Michael and Sally Connely Planner: Shelly Mello
13. Discussion with Greg Hall regarding traffic studies for Vail Road.
14. Appoint PEC Chairperson.
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Landscape Area C in it's current location as proposed by Fritzlen, Pierce,
Briner & Associates will not allow for Vall Fire Department vehicle access into the
east entrance to Lionshead Mall.
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VAIL, COLORADO 81658 (303) 476-2420,5008
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Mr. Andrew Knudtsen, Town Planner
Town of Vail
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 8L657
Dear Andy ,
As a result of our recent conversation concerning an abaternent
of c erta in fe es associaLed wi th the LionsHead Centre
redevelopment project, I have communicated with Oscar Tang, and
we desire to discuss the matter further, and in effect, request
an abatement of some fees.
I am under the impression that you will arrange for an
opportunity for me to discuss this proposal at a Vail- Town
Council work session in the near future.
If y<ru would be so kind, please call me at 47 6-2420 or 5008 at your convenience and we can discuss this further or you can
tell me when it would be appropriate for me to meet with the
Council.
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much for your help concernine this matt.er and
assistance during the procees and development of
S ince re 1y yours,
Charlie C rowl ey
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draw interest at the rate of L8 percent per annum, and that failure to make any payment of principal or interest when due or
any default under any encumbrance or agreement securing this note shall cause the whole note to become due at once, or the interest to be counted as principJ-al, at the option of Lhe holder of the note. The makers and endorsers hereof severally waive
presentment for payment, protest, notice on nonpayment and of protest, and agree to any extension of time of payment and partial payments before, dtr or after maturity, and if this note or interest Lhereon is not paid when due, or suit j-s brought,
agree to pay all- reasonable costs of coLlection, including
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18.52.160 Exemptioru.
iesolution may exempt certain areas
from the off*treet parking and loading requirements of this
chapter if alternative means will meet the off+treet parking
and load:ng needs of all uses in the area. Prior to exempting
any area from the off*treet parking and loading require-
ments, the council shall determine the following:
I . That the exemption is in the interests of the area to be
exempted and in the interests of the town at large;
2. That the e.xemption will not confer any special pridlege
or benefit upon properties or improvements in the area
- to be exempted, which privilege or benefit is not con-
,A l'erred on similarly situated properties elsewhere in the
(*iW ,. i?rXlin" exemption will not be detrimental to adjacent
f {.7 . properties or improvements in the vicinity of the area to
W)7 -\ be exempted;,'' Sv 4. That suitable and adequate means will exist for provi-
I A\'- sion of public, community, group or common parking
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OFF.STREET PARKINC AND LOADING
', or applicants shall be required to consibute o fte town parking
rcdevelop a parcel of propeny within an exemPt area which
would require parking and/or loading areas, the owner or
applicant shall pay to the town the parking fee hereinafter
rcquircd.' l. The parking fimd esublished in this section shall receive
and disburse funds for the purpose ofconducting parking
studies or evaluations, corumrction ofparking facilities, the
other indebtedness for parking facilities, and administrative
services reladng o parking.
The parking fee to be paid by any owner or applicant shall
be determined by the town council provided in no event
shall it be less than one thousand dollars per space, and in
addition, that owners or applicants similarly situated shall
be ueated equally. If any payor's funds are not used by the
town for one of tlte purposes specified in subparagraph I
above within five yean from the date of payment, the
unused ponion of the funds shall be reurned to tlte payor
upon his application.
In accounting for the firnds expended from the parking
firnd, thc finance depanment shall use a first in/finr out
rule.
4. If any par*ing funds have been paid in accordance with this
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.. . - hercby determined to be eight tbousand dollars per space.li': '- .:
I -, .,, , .. ,: lhis fee shall be automatically incrcased everytwo yea$ by
. :, :'.- ._ Penvglhasincreasedovereachsuccessivetwoyearperiod.' .' 6. For additions or enlargements of any existing building or
changc of use that would increase the otal number of
pa*ing spaces required, an additiqnal parking fee will be '. requircd only for such addition, enliigement or change and
not for tbe entire building or use. No rcfirnds will be paid
. . .. bythe town to the applicantorowner.... oy ure Iown Io Ine apPucanr or owDer.
7. The owner or applicant has tre option of paying the total
parking fee at the time of building permit or paying over a
five-year period. If &e latter course is ta&en, the first
payment shall be paid on or before the date the building
permit is issued. Four more annual payments will be due ' :. to.the Town of Vail on the annivenary of the building
permit. Interest often percent per annum shall be paid by .- ttrc applicant on the unpaid balance.
If the owner or applicant does choose to pay the fee - over a period oftime, he orshe shall be required o sign a
"' . promissory note which describes ttre total fee due, the
-schedule of paymenc, and the interest due. Promissory ' note forms are available at the offices of community
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8. When a fractional number of spaces results from the
applicadon of the requirements schedule (Section
18.52.100). the parking fee will be calculated using that
fracdon. This applies only to the calculadon of thc parking
. - . . fee and not for on-site rcquiremenE,
(Ord.6 (I99I) $ l: Ord. 30 (1982) $ I: Ord. 47 (1979) $ l: Ord. 8
:. (1973) $ 14.800.)
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ARCH EC TURE PIANN INO INIERIORS
l4ay 4, 1993
Andy Knutson
Town of Vail
Conmunity Development
75 So. Frontage Rd.Vail, CO 8l-657
Re: Lionshead Centre
Dear Andys
To facilitate issuance of a Building Permit for the Li-
onshead Centre Addition I am subrnitting the following information.
The attached are all landscape areas, including J_and-scape area D, located at the northeast corner of the building showing five addit.ional 2,, caliper aspen trees.The sign program is need of some review by the tenants,thus I an hoping that you will allow me to provide the sigg progran as a condition to receiving Cei$ticate of'
. Occup_aniy:. P}ease let me know if this is a probl-em to \Estie €he initiat building permit.
All awnings will be made of canvas and no bright yellow ,/color will be used. Al-1 wood window stops wiII be stained the light color shown on the Color Board. Any l/accent painting will be limited to the door frame and doors only.
Please let me know if this meets with your approval .
Sincere
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TOWN OF VAIL
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Vail, Colorailo 81657
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March 19, 1993
Oscar Tang
100 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017
Re: A request for an exterior alteration and
Building located at Lot 5, Block 1, Vail
Circle.
De partmcnt of Community Deuelopment
setback variance for the Vail Lionshead Center
Lionshead First Filing\520 East Lionshead
Dear Mr. Tang:
Enc|osedisacopyoftheminutesoftheDecemberT,lgg2P|anningandEnvironmenta|
ip'eCirr",i^g;t *ni.n your uariance request was approved' The attached copy of the
in".tii,g minuies will serve as your record of this approval'
Please note that the approval of this variance shall lapse and become void if a building permit
is not obtained and construction is not commenced and diligently pursued toward completion'
or if the use for which tfre fermit is granted has not commenced within two years from
"pjro""r to.cember ?, i95ti. ii ipirovat of this variance lapses, an application must be
resubmitted for reconsideiati6n ov ihe community Development Department statf and the
PEC.
lf vou have any questions or comments regarding this information, please do not hesitate to
contact me at 303/479-2138.
SincerelY,
" ,/ ,-/ /,/J-/ /4 ,G.- r' tr,-7 N1:{ /' L Ancly Knddlden
Town Planner
Enclosure
The minor subdivision plat shall be completed and recorded prior to the release of any
building permits for either project. The minor subdivision plat shall include the
conveyance of property to Cornerstone for its parking located below grade, the Town's
public access easement over the underground parking area in lhe current cul-de-sac,
and the relocation of the bike path on the Waterford site, and the public access
easement across Westhaven Drive.
4. The DRB will review the proposed landscaping in the areas of the retaining walls on
the west and east ends of the site. The DRB will review the north elevation's
architectural details. The applicant has also agreed to review the possibility of
eliminating the skier access on the east end of the project. However, the PEC felt that
if the applicant could significantly decrease the retaining walls necessary to buib the
access, the skier access could remain.
Waterfo rd/Corne rsto ne
1. The general condominium plat and declarations shall be reviewed by the Town
Attorney and the Community Development Department. The primary concern is that
the parking be made permanently available to the users of the project. This includes
the permanent dedication of those spaces allocated to commercial areas as short term
public parking. All proposed required parking associated with the uses shall not be
conveyed, used or leased separately from the uses. Public parking on the third floor of
the Cornerstone project shall be made available to the public for short term parking
within the building.
The wording of the agreements listed above are also subject to the Town Attorney's
review. These items will appear in the proposed ordinance for this amendmenl unless
otherwise modified by the Town Attorney or the Town Council.
Jeff Bowen motioned to approved the request per the statf memo with the above
mentioned items, seconded by Chuck Crist. The vote was 5-1 with Diana Donovan
opposed.
3. A request for an exterior alteration and setback variance for the Vail Lionshead Center
Building located at Lot 5, Block 1, Lionshead First Filing/s2O East Lionshead Circle.
Applicant:
Planner:
Oscar Tang
Andy Knudtsen
Andy Knudtsen presented two revisions: the fascia band that was previously only zinc
now included copper; the entrance to the condominiums had been made more open by
reducing the commercial area somewhat.
Andy pointed out that there were three conditions per the staff memo.
Prlor to issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall:
1. ldentify a new location for the banner pole or poles which meets the standards
PLANNTNG AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMTSSTON MEETTNG MTNUTES 12-7-92 g
of the Town, including the Public Works Department and the Town Clerk. Any
public access easements shall be dedicated, if needed.
2. Revise the landscape plans to show a 2" caliper ash tree located in the Alfie
Packer planter north of the edge of the new addition.
3. Revise the landscape plan to show an additional six shrubs to be planted on
the south side of the planter by the condominium entrance.
Kathy Langenwalter motioned to approve the request per the staff memo with the three
conditions and added condition that the employee unit be restricted if possible. Dalton
Williams seconded the motion with a 6-0 unanimous vote.
4. A request for variances for wall height and site coverage for paving to allow the
development of three single family residences located on lots 7, 8, and 9, Block B, Vail
Ridge/2662, 2672, 2682 Cortina Lane.
Applicant: Hans Weimann Planner: Tim Devlin
Tim Devlin reviewed lhe variance requests for paving site coverage (exceeding 10%)
and wall height for the three lots. Tim explained that since the previous PEC meeting
(11-23-92), the applicant had modified the building plans and no longer was requesting
a structure site coverage variance. Also, the request for a landscape variance was no
longer being requested and the applicant met or exceeded the 60% requirement on all
three lots.
Steve lsom made a brief presentation and reviewed the variance requests with the
PEC. He expressed that to build on the lots, the proposed solution was the most
reasonable and aesthetic.
Jeff Bowen opposed the variance requests because he felt that the lots should be built
on in accordance with the rules for lots exceeding 30% slope. He also stated that
perhaps only two houses should be on the three lots and that what was proposed by
the applicant was too much for the sites. Jeff stated the safety concerns that he has
with the proposaldid not allow him to vote for it.
Kathy Langenwalter stated that she agreed with Jeff and that too much GRFA was
being proposed for the sites. She stated that she may be able to vote in favor of the
request if the applicant would agree to change the similar appearance ol the three
houses proposed.
Diana Donovan opposed the request because she felt that the site constraints were too
great and the paving still too excessive. Also, the similar design of the three houses
bothered her.
Steve lsom responded by saying that he was willing to alter the architectural design of
the Lot 8 house.
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PROJECT. TNI'ORMATION :
?\. DESCRIPTI0N:
TYPE OF R.EVIEWr
Netl Congtructlon ($200,00)
)LAddttron ($50,00)
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D . LEG.\I DE9CRtrPTION t I]oE
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Mlnor Alt,eration ($20.00)
conceptusl Review ($0)
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NA}.IE OF OWNERS !
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Condomlniun Appreval lf aFpllcable.
DRE FEE: DRB tees, a8 shol,n above, are Lo be pald at
thE r,1me 0l oubmlttel 0l DRB appllcation. Lat,er, Hhen spptylng lor a building p€rmlt, pl6as€ ldencify the accuraLe valuatlon of the proposal . The Town irf yail wi}l adjust the fee accordlng to the tsble below, Lo tt r.nV ensure the cortect, fee 1s paid .j_. a, y'fl 2l-r 't fEEPID:6 -lz'-/-- t I
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LIST OF I,IATERIALS
NAME OF PROJECT:
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show the nunber of fixtures and locations on a separate
lighting plan. Identlfy each fixture from the lighting plan
on the tiit Uetow and provide the wattage, height abovg
grade and tYPe of light ProPosed.
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FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
MEMORANDUM
Planning and Environmental Commission
Community Development Department
December 7, 1992
Oscar Tang
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A request for an exterior alteration and setback variance lor the Vail Lionshead
center Building located at Lot 5, Block 1, Vail Lionshead First Filing/S2o East
Lionshead Circle.
Applicant:
Planner:
DESCRIPTION OF THE BEOUEST
Oscar Tang, the applicant, is proposing to expand the commercial area of the
Lionshead Center Building by 3925.2 square feet. The proposed one story retrail
addition will be located adjacent to the existing shops fronting on the Lionshead Mall.
The condominium association would like to add 817.6 square feet of common area on
the south side of the building by the pool and on the north side of the building by the
condominium entrance. They would also like to add approximately 333.8 square feet
of GRFA. This is to be converted from existing common area and to be incorporated
into the manager's dwelling unit. The proposal requires an exterior alteration and a
setback variance. The proposed setback along the north property line would be 1 f00t
where ten feet is required by the CC ll zone district. The exterior alteration review is
required as the addition to the building is larger than 100 square feet.
When the proposal was reviewed earlier, at the July 27, 1992 and September 28, 1992
work sessions, the PEC members commented on the entire proposal and the applicant
made modifications accordingly. Later, the applicant returned to the PEC on October
12, 1992 and November 9, 1992, to discuss different aspects of the proposal. At those
work sessions, the PEC gave clear direction to the applicant that the locaiion of the
building was acceptable and that the elevation design and the awning design were also
acceptable. The key issues which staff identified in previous memos were as follows:
1. material selection,
2. window groupings,
3. awning design,4. the northeast comer of the building by the skier sculpture, and
5. the tascia extension by the Allie Packers entrance'
In general, staff believes the applicant has addressed all of these issues well. The last
two (the northeast corner of the building and the fascia band extension) have been
eliminated. The first three have been modilied in such a way ihat statf believes that
lhey now meet the Lionshead design guidelines.
II. LIONSHEAD CONTEXT
A. Hlstory
ln discussions with Jeff Winston, the Town's urban design consultant, stafl has reviewed some
of the background to the design of the Lionshead Mall. For example, prior to the development
ancl construction of the mall as it is today, large planters had been located adjacent to the
buildings. These planters were curvalinear in design and flowed through the plazas and
courtyards. Concrete curbs were used as a border and a wide asphalt walking area was
provided between the planters. One of the goals of the redesign of Lionshead Mall was to
relocate the plantings and put them in the center of the mall to improve retail visibility. This
redesign allowed pedestrians to walk closer to the shop display windows and entrances, while
still providing large landscaped areas.
Goals
In 1980, the Design Guidelines and Considerations were developed for the Lionshead area.
The goals underlying the guidelines include developing vitality at a "pedestrian scale within a
contemporary architectural expression;" strengthening the "ground floor visibility and
attractiveness such that it re-establishes a sense of pedestrian scale throughout the mall
area;" and reinforcing the 'pedestrian nature of the Lionshead Mall." Staff believes that
expansions such as this one, or the recently completed Banner Sports addition to the
Lifthouse Lodge building, meet the goals stated above.
|il.ZONING ANALYSIS
Zone District:
Lot Size:
Proposed Addition:
Allowed
Building Height: 48 ft.
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0.923 acres or 40,205 .9 square teet
approximalely 3,925.2 square feet
Setbacks:
North
East
West
South
10 ft.
10 ft.
10 ft.
10 ft.
Existino
47 tt.
20 ft.
43 ft.
5ft.
8 ft.
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43 ft.
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Site Coverage: 28,135.7 sq. ft. 19,235.3 sq. ft. 23,827.3 sq. ft.
Or 70o/o or 47.8/o or 59.3 %
Landscaping:8,038.8 sq. ft. 6,432 sq. ft. soft 6,432 sq. ft. soft
or 20T" minimum 1.607 sq. ft, hard 1.607 sq. ft. hard
(max. hard 8,039 sq. ft. totat 8,039 sq. ft. total
landscape is
1,607)
GRFA:27,587.3
or 68.6%
Required Parking:
IV. EXTERIOR ALTERATION CRITERIA
A. Helght and Masslng.
A majority of the mass which will be added will be located on the north and
west sides of the building adjacent to the mall. This is the commercial portion
of the project and is one-story high. There will also be small additions
(approximately 800 square feet) of @mmon area. One will be located next to
the pool on the south side. This addition will include a ski locker for each
condominium and will be one-story high. The other common area addition will
be located next to the north entrance of the condominiums. The applicant will
be modifying the lobby entrance, not only by expanding the common area, but
by also converting a portion ot it to GRFA. The reason lor this is to expand the
manager's dwelling unit. The common area and GRFA's addition stay within
the basic form of the existing building. The commercial addition will be the one
which will have a significant affect on the mass of the building.
At one story, the height is consistent with the architectural guidelines for
Lionshead. The height of the addition was reduced from 12' to 1 1 ' during the
review of the project. With the reduction in height, ttre PEC believed that the
mass of the addition would fit better with the pedeskian area. The Lionshead
Urban Design Guidelines call for the vertical elements which enclose a
pedestrian space to be half as high as the width of the space. The space
immediately adjacent to the building is 22 feet wide, and the height of the
addition is 11 feet. These dimensions reflect the proportlons described in the
Guidelines exactly.
32,155
or 80%
27,916.1
or 69.43
13.1 additional spaces
or $104,800.
B.Rooflng.
The Lionshead Design Guidelines state that the ,connections of roofs of
existing buildings should be respective of any existing strong architectural
lines.' The architectural elements of the addition provide a strong connection to
the existing building, and the roof shape is acceptable. The clerestory roof
elements which provide light into the commercial space reflect the rest of the
building design, in staff's opinion. There will be a flat portion of roof over the
addition. lt will be covered with gravel.
Facad+walUsl ructures.
The Lionshead Design Guidelines call for a range of materials including
'concrete block, glass, metal, stucco and wood.' Staff believes that the
changes to the materials that have been made recenily improve the facade of
the addition significantly. The staff believes that bringing in natural materials
such as the sandstone and maple, soften the appearance of the building. The
applicant has recently decided to reverse the side of the sandstone to be used.
The exposed side will have greater color variation, will provide more texlure,
and will appear richer. The maple is proposed to be treated with a clear finish.
Though the commercial facade will not be as bright as it would have been with
white metal mullions (as originally proposed), the addition will still have a very
light appearance. staff believes this will be a positive contribution to the mali.
one component of the material which has been discussed several times is the
fascia band. At this time, the applicant is proposing to use zinc for the majority
of the band. However, the change the applicant has made since the previous
work session is that he has introduced copper into the design. The metal strip
to be located between the maple mullions will be made out of copper and will
extend up through the fascia band. lt is intended that this copper strip will
break up each section of the zinc fascia band. Another change made since the
previous work session, is that the applicant has removed the bolts that were to
attach the fascia band to the building. The fascia is now attached to the
building on the underside at a location that is not visible to pedestrians. staff
believes that this compromise is an improvement. we think that the copper will
add the variety needed to give the zinc some relief. lt will also break uo the
horizontal quality of the fascia band. The change in color, from grey to copper,
should also provide more visual interest.
D. Facade - Transparency
The Lionshead Design Guidelines call for transparent store fronts as they are
'people attractors and give a pedestrian, open, public character to the street."
The guidelines also call for glass to be grouped into banks of windows
complimented by common trim and mullions. As discussed in the most recenr
work session, staff believes that the design for the elevation meets this
guideline. We believe that the storelronts have been designed in a way that:
c.
1. Provides more vertical elements that will establish a better pedestrian
scale, particularly at the lransom level.
2. Provides many small window panes to reflect a "quaint" theme, without
duplicating Vail Village design elemenb. Staff believes that the
Lionshead Mall context requires that the design reflect the contemporary
style of Lionshead. We believe that this type of construction, with the
incorporation of small paned windows, is a good combination of a
contemporary design that has a pedestrian scale.
3. Frames each shop in a way that provides a viewing area for pedestrians
into each shop.
4. Uses color appropriately. The applicant agreed in a previous meeting
with statf to restrict the use of color to the area immediately around each
entry. This will help accentuate the individual character of the shop
entry. Staff believes that limiting the use of color to entries is a good
balance between individual character and maintaining a coherent tacade
design.
E. Decks and Patlos
Not applicable
F. Accent Elements
The accent elements which staff has identified during this review include
awnings, signs, flower boxes, paving material, and light fixtures. Since the
most recent work session, the applicant has responded to the PEC comments
by making all the awnings a 'gable' or 'arched'sgle. Though there are only
two shapes of awnings, the applicant is proposing to use a variety of colors.
Staff recommends that the colors be limited to deep blue, green, red and
possibly yellow. Statf believes that this simplified shape will compliment the
building better than the previous design. With the current proposal of shape
and color, staff believes thal the appropriate amount ot color and variety will be
added to the design without making it too complicated.
At this time, the applicant has designed the signs to be located immediately
under each awning tor each store. The signs will be parallel to the building and
will extend below the awning. The sign board will be made out of copper and
store owners will apply letters to that base to create the signs.
Over the course of the review, the applicant has decided to eliminate the flower
boxes and reduce the area of the crescent shaped paver pattern which was to
be custructed at the base of the building. The applicant has scaled down the
crescent shape paver pattem and is now proposing an approximately 8'wide
course of sandstone at the base. Staff believes that the previous crescent
shape design was a bit random and that the scaled down version is a better
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choice. Staff was concemed that the building would not appear integrated into
the mall lf lt were separated with an extensive amount of a different kind of
paver at its base. Conceming the flower boxes, statf believes that they were a
minor element that do not affect the project positively or negatively in a
significant way.
The applicant is still planning lo remove the five lights which are located in front
of the existing row of commercial shops. These will be replaced by lights within
tree grates which are to be located approximately at the mid point of the new
addition. statf believes that this a step in the right direction. when staff walked
the area at night, several weeks ago, the mall appeared to be over{it. By
replacing some of the lights with upJighting, and by relying on other existing
lights that are located in the same vicinity, staff believes that there will be
adequate light for pedestrian traffic.
The location of the banner pole will be moved, since it is currenily located
within the planter which will be removed. The applicant has studied the issue
and believes the best new location is to use the north east corner of the
building. Staff recommends that, as a condition of approval, the applicant be
responsible for providing a new location which meets the standards for the
Town, including the Public Works Department and the Town Clerk.
Landscape Elements
Staff has identified three areas of the development which involve landscaping.
These include the Alfie Packer area, the planter by the entrance to the
condominiums, and the trees to be planted in tree-grates. Goncerning the Alfie
Packer area entrance, staff believes that the applicant has reworked the design
nicely. The applicant has incorporated the concepts from the recently
completed Sundial Plaza project. The area is now proposed to have boulder
groupings, a flagstone walkway, ground cover, plantings and bushes (instead of
sod.) All of the trees in the area will remain with the exception of the blue
spruce and a silver maple. Staff believes that the spruce does not fit as well as
the other trees in the area and that removing it is not a problem. The applicant
is proposing to replace the silver maple with an ash. The stiaff believes that it is
important to bring some landscaping out in front of the addition in this area.
Cunently, pedestrians can see the landscaped area from the east end of the
mall. After the addition is built, it will block this view. By planting the ash just
beyond the line of the addition, some of this view can be preserved.
Another landscaping area is the planter in tront of the condominium entrance.
It is to be constructed out of the sandstone rock which will match the sandstone
used at the base of the building. The concept is to have the sandstone seating
area terrace up from the pavers. lt will be arranged in a crescent shape and
will be built for people to sit on. Behind the seating areas, lhere will be 3
aspens and 9 shrubs, which will soften the appearance. Staff recommends
adding 6 shrubs on the back side of this planter.
The third landscaping area is the three fees located approximately mid point of
the north elevation. The trees hera will be large canopy trees, similar to those
planted at the Vail Das Schone shopping cenler. Staff believes that the
placement of trees and grates at this location will benefit the building as it
breaks lt up in the middle. We believe the use of tree grates is appropriate as
the concept for the Lionshead Mall is to keep the majority of the landscaping
and planters away from the buildings. The applicant has submitted a cut sheet
for the tree grates which include pockets for uplighting. The goal is to have the
trees and lights be similar to those outside the Cascade theaters at the Westin.
With the landscaping designed as it has been for these three areas, stratf
believes that other landscaping is not needed. We believe that the design effort
that has gone into each of these areas is of a high quality and unique
character.
H. Servlce and dellvery.
The applicant has described the delivery system for the Lionshead Center
Building. They have indicated that there is a servlce elevator within the building
and that deliveries can be made through the garage of the building.
V. SUB-AREA CONCEPTS
Three sub-area concepts, numbers 10, 11 and 12, pertain to this area of the Lionshead Mall.
10. "Planting islands relocated to improve store accessibility and to expand dual mall passage
for peak skier crowds.'
ln general, staff believes that the addition does not impact skier passages. The 20' fire lane
should accommodate pedestrians adequately.
11. "Commercial expansion (one- story) to increase pedestrian emphasis, scale of mall and
improve shade-zone facades and accessibility."
The proposal complies with this sub-area concept.
12. "Opportunity exists for expansion of buildings, arcades, awnings, etc. to improve scale,
shelter and appearance of commercial facades.'
Staff believes that the awning will work well to add color, variety, and texture to the building.
SETBACK VARIANCE
The setback requirements for slructures in the CCll zone district are 10 feet for the
front, side, and rear setbacks. The applicant has designed the commerclal addition in
a way that encroaches 9 feet into the front setback. There will be a one foot setback
from the property line. Please note that here will be a22 foot access way between
the addition and the planters in the cenler of the Uonshead Mall. As discussed on the
vt.
October 12,,,1992 work session, the PEC believed that the location of the proposed
addition was appropriate given the context ol the Lionshead Mall. After staking the
addition three dimensionally, the PEC requested that the applicant reduce the height of
the addition one foot, changing the height from 12 feet to 1 1 teet. With that
modification, the PEC said that the proposed location was acceptable. However, at
thls time, the PEC must consider the addition in respect lo the variance criteria. The
setback as proposed are shown below:
Allowed Existino proposed
Setbacks:North' 10 ft. 20 ft. 1 fr.East 10 ft. 43 ft. 49 ft.West 10 ft. 5 ft. 5 ft.South 10 ft. 12ft. 12ft.
'The applicant is proposing to encroach I teet into the 10 foot setback, leaving a one foot
setback.
CRITEBIA AND FINDINGS
Upon review of Criteria and Findings, Section 18.62.060 of the Vail MunicipalCode,
the Community Development Department recommends approval of the requested
variance based on the following factors:
A. Consideration of Factors:
1. The relatlonshlp of the rcquested varlance to other exlstlng or
potentlal uses and structures In the vlclnlty.
Staff believes that the proposed addition will improve the relationship of
the Lionshead Center Building to the other buildings in the Lionshead
Mall. The one story addition at this location will help to give the building
pedestrian scale. lt will also help to make the proportions of the mall a
more comfortable space for pedestrians.
2. The degree to whlch rellef trom the strlct and llteral Interpretailon
and enforcement of a speclfled regulatlon ls necessary to achleve
compatlblllty and unlformlty of treatment among sltes In the vlclnlty
or to attaln the oblectlves of thls iltle wlthout grant of speclal
prtvilege.
The standards for setbacks in the Commercial Core ll zone district state
that the Vail Lionshead Urban Design Guide Plan and Design
Considerations can be used as criteria for variances to the setback
standards. In this situation, subarea concept #1 1 calls for a one slory
addition at this location. Because the benefib of this type of addition
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have been ldentified and lncluded in the Vail Lionshead Urban Guide
Plan, staff believes that a variance is wananted.
3. The eftect ot the requested varlance on ltght and alr, dlstrlbutlon of
populailon, transportailon and trafflc facllltles, publlc tscllltles and
utllltles, and publlc safety.
Staff has reviewed the proposal in respect to transportation, traffic
tacilities, utilities, public safety as well as pedestrian faffic. lt has been
documented by the applicant that the proposal does not affect
transportation, or utilities. Fire truck access will be maintained as well
as bus access. Though buses do not cunently use Lionshead Mall, staff
wanted to make sure that this addition did not preclude that option if the
Town ever did decide it wanted to bring bus service through the mall.
Utilities will not be disturbed, tre applicant has found. Some lights will
be removed as discussed above, but staff believes that there will be
adequate light and pedestrian safety will not be rsduced. Lastly, staff
looked at pedestrian traffic patterns and believes, that with the spaces
on either side of the planter, that pedestians walking to and from the
parking structure and the gondola will have adequate space.
fhg Planninq and Environmental commission shall make the followino findinos
before orantino 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.
2. That the granting of the variance will not be detrimental to the public
health, safety or welfare, or materially inJurious to properties or
lmprovements in the viclnity.
3. That the variance is warranted lor one or more of the following reasons:
a. The strict literal inlerpretation or enforcement of the specified . regulation would result in practical difficulty or unne@ssary
physical hardship inconsistent with the objectives o, this tiile.
b. There are exceptions or extraordinary circumstiances or
conditions applicable to the same site of the variance hat do not
apply generally to other properties in the same zone.
c. The strict interpretation or enforcement of he specified regulation
would deprive the applicant of privlleges enjoyed by the owners
of other propertles in the same district.
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Staff recommends approval of the requested exterior alteration and setback variance.
Concerning the exterior alteration, statf believes that it meeb all of the crileria listed in the
Urban Design Guidelines for Lionshead. ln addition to the Guidelines, staff believes that it
fulfills the subarea concepts. subarea concept #1 1, calling for a one-story commercial
addition in this area, has been a part of the Urban Design Guidelines since 1g80. Staff is
pleased that the applicant has proposed a project which fulfills the sub area concept. We
think that the addition will benefit the Lionshead Mall and provide a space that is more friendly
to pedestrians. We appreciate the applicant working closely with staff and the pEC during
numerous work sessions on this project. We believe the applicant has been responsive to
concerns raised at the meetings.
Staff also recommends approval of the proposed variance. We believe it meets the criteria as
discussed above as well as the findings. Specifically, statf believes that Finding 1 is met as
there is not a grant of special privilege regarding this request as it has been identified and
documented in the Urban Design Guide Plan. Concerning Finding 2, staff believes that there
will be no impact to public health, safety, and welfare. Lastly, stafl believes that Finding 38 is
met by the proposal as this site has unique circumstances associated with it. Specifically, the
lact that it has been called for in the Urban Design Guide Plan. Staff recommends approval
with the following conditions. Prior to issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall:
1' ldentify a new location for the banner pole or poles which meets the standards of the
Town, including the Public Works Department and the Town Clerk. Any public access
easements shall be dedicated, if needed.
2. Revise the landscape plans to show a 2' caliper ash tree located in the Alfie Packer
planter north of the edge of the new addition.
3. Revise the landscape plan to show an additional six shrubs to be Dlanted on the south
side of the planter by the condominium entrance.
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Re: Lionshead Centre Addition
Dear Andy:
On behalf of the parties involved with the l-,ionshead Centre Addition, I am responding to the concerns of the Public Works departrnent as follows.
L. Any snow that may be shovelled off of the proposed roof portions will be dealt with by the owners of the building. In fairness, it should be noted that every sqfuare foot of additional space will relieve the present burden of the Pubtic Works Department with regard to
snow removal . The snow, ice that builds up on the north side of the building will no longer end up in the mall,where the snorr removal was performed by the Town his-torically.
2. The electrical circuits will be maintained in order to allow the remaining lights to be functional . It is not precisely known at this ti:ne what, exactly will be necessary to do this, however, be assured that no more or Less functional system will be in place at the conpletion of the project.
3. Heated roof drains will be provided and the leaders shall run to the storm drain system in the center por-tion of the Mall .
4._ Any pavers that are not the same tlpe and durability of the existing mall construction wilf be maintained bt the o\,mer6.
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6. Since the turning radius of the Town busses are srnaller than the largest fire truck radius, there will be adequate turning and maneuverability for the bus ser-vice.
7. Construction staging witl take place from the east-ern end and will maintain adequate liretruck acceEE aE shown on the accompanying diagram.
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October 27,1992
Department of Commanity Deaelopment
Mr. Bill Pierce ^ |
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BE: Summary of outstianding issues for Lionshead Center
Dear Bill;
I have gone through my file and complied the comments that have been generated during this
review. I focused on comments from other Town of Vail departments and issues that are
technical in nature. I have not included many design issues as I think we are familiar with
those comments.
A. Zoning Conformance
L4'. Please provide 1/8 ' site plan drawings showing site coverage and landscaping
areas.
[,2.Please identify on a complete set of floor plans where additional GRFA will be
located and how much will be constructed.
Pfease provide 114' or 1/8'drawings of the floor plan of the new commercial
area. Based on a parking supply requirement of one space for every 300
square feet of commercial area, please determine the number ol spaces that
willbe required. As this project is in the Commercial Core ll Zone District, the
applicant must pay a parking fee of $8,000.00 per space.
Please provide, or identify from the Town of Vail records, a complete set of
floor plans so staff can do a complete GRFA check.
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October 27,1992
Pierce
B. Fire Department Concerns
6lL t. Do any shops require 2 exits?
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)lL 2. What amount of sprinkling will be required?
C. Public Works Concerns
1'Discuss where construction staging will occur, ensuring ihat fire lane access will
be maintained.
,,-f. ldentify any utility line relocation that will be required.
L)3. Public Works is requlring that any snow that is shoveled off of the roof of
Lionshead Center be hauled away from the site by the applicant.
V'4, Public Works is requiring the applicant is assuming all of the maintenance of
the pavers to be installed at the base of the building.
v4, ldentify a plan for maintaining the electrical circuits to the lights ln the center of
the mall area. Since several lights will be removed as a result of this
construction, Public Works would like to know what work will need to be done
to ensure that the rest of the lights in the mall continue to function. The
applicant will be responsible for doing this work.
4.
D. Design lssues
dL D L Among several other design issues currently belng studied by your office, two
come to my mind which lwant to bring up at fris time. Please discuss how the
edge ol lhe scallop pavers will be set and please discuss where color will be
used on the facads mullions.
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The applicant is required to provide heated drains from the roof of the addition
directly to a storm sewer.
On a site plan, please show an access lane, with appropriate turning radius,
which can accommodate Town of Vail buses. Though not a need at this time,
the Town would like to maintain ib options for possibly provlding bus seruice
through Uonshead Mall.
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October 27,1992
Pierce
E. Banner Poles
1. Please identify where the banner poles will be relocated. Currently one is
adjacent to a planter; however, I believe this is a planter which will be removed
and redesigned. The new location of the banner poles should be set so that
they are integrated into the mall.
Thank you for looking inlo these issues. I know that you have been working on some of these
in the last few days. Would you please address these and provide written or graphic
responses to them to staff prior to November 2, 1992.
Sincerely,
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Town Planner I
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Greg Amsden added that he would also like to see mock ups. He stated that the mock
ups should be in place for the initial PEC site visit instead of having to go back a
second time.
Chuck Crist suggested that satellite dish antennas are unattractive and that the Board
should look closer at their locations and require screening.
Dalton Williams would like for the satellite dish antennas proposed at the Sonnenalp to
be screened and agreed with Chuck Crist that with more and more requests coming
before the Board, that they be looked at carefully.
Jetf Bowen stated for the best interest of the Town, that possibly only one satellite dish
antenna should be allowed and that screening should be reviewed carefully.
Chuck Crist inquired that two dishes could service all of Vail.
Diana Donovan repeated that the item should be tabled. Dalton Williams moved that
the request be tabled until December 7, 1992 with Chuck Crist seconding the motion
and a 5-0 unanimous vote was taken.
3. A request for a joint work session with the DRB and PEC for an exterior alteration and
setback variance for the Vail Lionshead Center Building located at Lot 5, Block 1, Vail
Lionshead First Filing/520 East Lionshead Circle.
Applicant: Oscar Tang Planner: Andy Knudtsen
Andy discussed the issues of the request with the Board and the DRB reviewing some
of the issues from the previous work session such as the proposed awnings and
window designs.
After a brief discussion of the materials, Kathy Langenwalter began discussing the
awnings. She believed that the different colors for the awning were good and the fact
that they were bright helped the design.
Dalton Williams agreed that the bright colors helped the design but believed that the
facade was stilltoo much like a "strip mall".
Jeff Bowen pointed out that the character of the addition, needed to reflect the
character of the rest of the mall and the building it was attached to.
Bob Borne, from the DRB, mentioned that the addition should be designed to be softer.
He believed that the zinc fascia band would be a problem as it was too distracting.
Greg Amsden said that the building, when seen as a three dimensional design, would
have more relief than shown in the elevation drawings.
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION MEETING 11.9.92
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
MEMORANDUM
Planning and Environmental Commission
Community Development Department
November9, 1992
A request for a joint work session with DRB and PEC for an exterior alteration
and setback variance for the Vail Lionshead Center Building located at Lot 5,
Block 1, Vail Lionshead First Filingi52O East Uonshead Circle.
Applicant:
Planner:
Oscar Tang
Andy Knudtsen
l. Scope of PEC Revlew
Similar to the previous work session on this project, when the applicant presented a single
issue for PEC discussion, the applicant would like to return to the PEC again to discuss one
issue. For this meeting, the applicant would like to review the facade design. This will include
the organization of the windows and the design of the awnings.
ll. Analysls ot the Elevatlon Deslgn
During previous work sessions on this project, the PEC expressed concern that the facade
needed to be less horizontal and more vertical, that the mullion design needed to be of a
pedestrian scale, that the windows should be framed to provlde a focus for pedestrians and
. shoppers, and that il possible, a 'quaint' character be provided for each of the shops.
The architect has been working in this direction. Staff met with Bill Pierce and Jeff Winston,
the Town's urban design consultant, to discuss the proposed design of the elevation. The
current design:
1. Provides rnore vertical elements that will establish a better pedestrian scale,
particularly at the transom level.
2. Provides many smallwindow panes to reflect a'quaint'theme, without duplicating Vail
Village design elements. Staff believes that the Lionshead Mall context requires that
ths design reflect the general style of Lionshead. We believe that this type of
construction, with the incorporation of small paned windows, is a good combination of
a contemporary design hat has a pedestrian scale.
3. Frames each shop in a way that provides a viewing area for pedestrians into each
shop.
4. The applicant agreed in a previous meeting with staff to restrict the use of color to the
area immediately around each entry. This will help accentuate the individual character
of the shop entry. Staff believes that limiting the use of color to entries is a good , balance of individual character while still maintaining a coherent facade design.
Please note that the applicant has worked closely with tenants and believes that they prefer
not to have any of the facade area blocked off, except in two small areas.
Statf believes that the'current design follows these guidelines. Staff would like to see minor
changes made to the windows in the clearstory elements. Staff also believes that each entry
would benefit if it were flanked on each side with small window panes, and if two shops in
particular had the range of windows styles that the rest of the shops do. With these minor
adjustments, staff believes that the facade design meets the Town's standards.
lll. Awnlngs
The awnings have been redesigned since the previous PEC work session. The proposed
concept is a traditional awning. lt will have a black metal frame completely surrounded with
oanvas. The applicant is proposing a variety of awning shapes to be located above each of
the shop entrances. In addition to shape differences, there will be a variety of colors used.
The awnings are designed so that they are all at least as wide as a double-door entrance.
Though many of the shops only have a single-door entrance, the applicant believes that a
larger awning would be better proportioned to the rest of the elevation. Staff believes that the
new awning design is less 'industrial" and more compatible with the Lionshead Mall. We also
believe that the use of color and the size of the proposed awnings are good contributions to
the elevation design.
Please note that the Alfie Packer's courtyard, sign, landscaping, and awning will be discussed
at a later meeting.
lV. Concluslon
Staff believes that the proposed design strikes a balance between providing individual
character for each of the shops and maintaining a coherent design that relates well to the rest
of the building as well as the Lionshead Mall.
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Community Development Department
November 9, 1992
A request lor a joint work session with DRB and PEC for an exterior alteration
and setback variance tor the Vail Lionshead Center Building located at Lot 5,
Block 1, Vail Uonshead First Filing/520 East Lionshead Circle.
Applicant:
Planner:
Oscar Tang
Andy Knudtsen
l. Scope of PEC Fevlew
Similar to the previous work session on this project, when the applicant presented a single
issue for PEG discussion, the applicant would like to return to the PEC again to discuss one
issuE: For this meeting, the applicant would like to review the facade design. This will include 'the organization of the windows and the design of the awnings.
ll. Analysls of the Elevatlon Deslgn
During prevlous work sessions on this project, the PEC expressed concern that the facade
needed to be less horizontal and more vertical, that the mullion design needed to be of a
pedestrian scale, that the windows should be framed to provide a focus for pedestrians and
. shoppers, and that if possible, a 'quaint' character be provided for each of the shops.
The architect has been working in this direction. Staff met with Bill Pierce and Jefl Winston,
the Town's urban design consultant, to discuss the proposed design of the elevation. The
current design:
1. Provides more vertical elements that will establish a better pedestrian scale,
particularly at the transom level.
2. Provides many small window panes to reflect a'quaint'theme, without duplicating Vail
Village deslgn elements. Staff believes that the Lionshead Mall context requires that
the design reflect the general style of Lionshead. We believe that this type of
construction, with the incorporation of small paned windows, is a good combination of
a contemporary design that has a pedestrian scale.
3. Frames each shop in a way that provides a viewing area for pedestrians into each
shop.
4. The applicant agreed in a previous meeting with staff to restrict the use of color to the
area immediately around each entry. This will help accentuate the individual character
ol the shop entry. Staff believes that limiting the use of color to entries is a good
, balance of individual character while still maintaining a coherent facade design.
Please note that the applicant has worked closely with tenants and believes that they prefer
not to have any of the facade area blocked otf, except in two small areas.
Statf believes that the current design follows these guidelines. Staff would like to see minor
changes made to the windows in the clearstory elements. Staff also believes that each entry
would benefit if it were flanked on each side with small window panes, and if two shops in
particular had the range of windows styles that the rest of the shops do. With these minor
adjustments, staff believes that the facade design meets lhe Town's stiandards.
lll. Awnlngs
The awnings have been redesigned since the previous PEC work session. The proposed
concept is a traditional awning. lt will have a black metal frame completely surrounded with
canvas. The applicant is proposing a variety of awning shapes to be located above each of
the shop entrances. ln addition to shape differences, there will be a variety ol colors used.
The awnings are designed so that they are all at least as wide as a double-door entrance.
Though many ol the shops only have a single-door entrance, the applicant believes that a
larger awning would be better proportioned to the rest of-the elevation. Staff believes that the
new awning design is less'industrial'and more compatible with the Lionshead Mall. We also
believe that the use of color and the size of the proposed awnings are good contributions to
the elevation design.
Please note that the Alfie Packer's courtyard, sign, landscaping, and awning will be discussed
at a later meeting.
lV. Goncluslon
Staff believes that the proposed design strikes a balance between providing individual
character for each of the shops and maintaining a coherent design that relates well to the rest
of the building as well as the Lionshead Mall.
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Community Development Department
October 12, 1992
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A request for a work session tor an exterior alteration tor the
Vail/Lionshead Center Building, located at Lot 5, Block 1, Vail Lionshead
First Filing/ 520 East Lionshead Circle.
l. Scope of the PEC Revlew
The applicant has requested a work session with the PEC to discuss the proposed setback
encroachment. The architects, Bill Pierce and Ray Nielsen, are currently revising the
architectural details in response to comments made at the last work session, September 28,
1992. The applicants will return to the PEC for a full analysis and discussion of those issues
at a later date. However, if the Planning and Environmental Commission could not support a
proposal which encroaches into a setback, the applicant would like to know that at this time.
ll. Analysls of the Varlance Request
Staff spent several hours with the applicant and Jeff Winston on site. The applicant had
staked the proposed addition with upright 2" x 4" boards so that statf could better understand
what the three dimensional building will look like. Staff believes that the PEC has expressed
two primary concerns about the setback proposal:
1. That the encroachment may not allow sufficient pedestrian access through the
area.
2. That the proposed encroachment may not be appropriate for this area of the
mall.
Staff believes that it is important for the PEC to see the three dimensional staking in order to
evaluate these issues. Statf would like to provide additional analysis of the project to the PEC
(vebally) in the field during the site visit where the PEC can see the staking.
lll. Modlflcatlons Currently Underway on the Proposal
Staff understands from the applicant that the following changes are being made, or will be
made to the proposal:
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The addition has been reduced in height by one foot for the entire length along
the Lionshead Mall. This results in a height of 11 feet.
The north elevation encroachment into the setback will be reduced by breaking
up the longest expanse with an additional offset area.
The window groupings will be redesigned to be more vertical and to show more
detailing through the use of mullions.
The circular form at the northeast corner will be completely eliminated and the
addition will be brought back away from this corner. No changes to the skier
sculpture will be made.
Additional trees will be incorporated into the planter design by the condominium
entrance.
Uplighting will be provided for all trees.
The Alfie Packer fascia band extension will be eliminated.
The scallop paver design at the base of the building will be redesigned so that
it is focused at activity areas. The area of the sandstone will be reduced.
The awnings will be redesigned.
The applicant has eliminated 220 square feet of floor area.
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Staff would like to focus the work session on Monday on the setback issue. We
believe it is important to point out that many of the concerns brought up on September
28th are being addressed. lt is also important to point out that stafl has emphasized to
lhe applicants that all of these issues are interrelated. The setback issue cannot be
isolated without understanding the design details of the addition. There are many
ways to provide a high quality pedestrian space of this part of Lionshead Mall.
Notwithstanding the need to see how elements such as materials, the window
groupings, the mullions, the awnings, etc. will be designed, the applicants believe that
in order to proceed with the project, resolution of the sehack issue is needed in order
to understand what amount of encroachment is acceptable.
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December 9, l99l
A rcquest for a conditional use p,ermit for an outdoor dining patio for the
Gallery Building (Russcll's Restaurant), located in the C-ommercial Core I zonc
district, 228 Bridgc StreeVa pan of Lot A, Block 5, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicant Ron Riley/D.R.R., Inc.
Planner: Mike Mollica ,!
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I. DESCRIPNON OF TIIE PROPOSED USE
The applicant is requesting approval of a conditional use permit to allow for a 173 sq. ft.
outdoor dining deck at Russell's Restaurant, located in the Gallery Building in Vail Villagc.
The Gallery Building is in the Commercial Core I zone district, which requircs a condidonal
use permit to add an outdoor dining deck. The deck is proposed to be locatcd along the west
elevition of the Gallery Building, and would be located entirely upon public right-of-way.
The applicant is proposing a "winter venion" of the dining deck, as well as a "summer
version." The winrer dining deck would be perrnalent and would extend out 3'-9%" from the
existing face of the building. This is the same distance that the two existing Town planters
extend out from the face of the Gallery Building. The proposal calls for a "temporary" dining
deck for the summer season. The summer dining deck would extend out a total of 6'-9" from
the face of the buildingr or an additional 2'-llr| beyond the winter deck. At the tightest
point, thc summer deck would reduce the width of Bridge Sreet to approximately 13'-6".
The summer deck would include a removable steel railing system, as well as a rcmovable
floor system for the deck. Both versions of thc deck (winter and summer) would be
contained within a 3tA-foot high steel railing systcm. The floor system of the dining deck
would be located at rhe same elevation as the existing floor of the interior of Russell's
Restaurant. As it relates to the elevation of Bridge Sueet, the floor system would bc located
approximately 2 feer above the existing asphalt. Rekord doors would be added to the west
elevation of the Gallery Building to provide access to the dining deck and to create a more
open, airy feeling to the interior restautmt. The applicant has also proposed to wrap the
sur."r deck with redwood flower boxes. Additionally, a free-standing bench would be
added to the area ar the sourheast side of the covered bridgc (to comPensate for thc rcmoval
of the bench on the wcst clevadon of the Gallery Building).
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Since the November ll, l99l PEC worksession, the applicant has modified the proposal in thc following manner
' The deck has becn pulled back, from the cntrance to the Gallery Building, by
approximately G'0". A ponion of the existing Tgwn planter, which includes
the Gallery Building's fire dcpartrnent water connection, would rcmain.
(Please see attached site plans.)
' The northwest corner of the deck would be angred morc sharpry to funher
reducc the decks inrusion into Bridge Snect.
Jhe floor gea of the proposed dining deck has bcen reduced from 207 squarc
feet, to 173 square feet.
II. BACKGROUND
on october 22, 1991, the Town council (by a vote of 6-0) unanimously approvcd Ron
Riley's request to proceed ttu.oueh the plannine process for a condjtionut use permit. This initial approval was required because all of the proposed improvements for thi outdoor dining deck for the Gallery Building would be located within the puUtic ;gttt-of-way, and on Town of Vail property.
Staff has measured some of the existing dimensions of rhe "usable right-of-way', along Bridge Street. The results are as follows:
l. Existing inrerior width of the Covered Bridge = l0 feet.2- Existing width of Bridge Strect between the Gallery Building (includes Town
planters) and the pocket park = 16 feet.3. Existing width of Bridge Street between the Covered Bridge Building steps and
rhe Slifer Building steps = 27 feet.4. Existing width of Bridge Street between Pepi's Bar and Resnurant entrance
and the steps at the Gorsuch Building = 24 fwt,5- Existing width of Bridge Street between the Gorsuch dining deck and pepi's
dining deck = 2l feet,
The PEC initially reviewed this request on November I l, 1991. This was a worksession and
the draft minutes of the meeting are attached to this memorandum.
M. RELATED POLICTES IN T}IE VAIL VILLAGE URBAN DESICN GUIDE PLAN
AND THE VAIL VILLAGE MASTER PLAN
Thcrc are no specific Vail Village Urban Dcsiga Guide PIan sub-area concepa which apply to
this proposal. Howevcr, the Vail Village Design Considcrations specifically addresses dccls
and patios as follows:
"Dining decks and patios, when pmperly designed and sited, bring pcople to
the streets, oppornrnities to look and bc looked at, and gcnerally conributc to
the liveliness of a busy smet--making a richer pedcstrian expcrience rhan if
those streets were empty.
A review of succcssful decks/pados in Vail reveals several common
chancteristics:
- direct sunlight from ll:00-3:00 increases use by many days/ycar and
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prorects from wind;
- elevated 2 fcct to give views j4 the pedestrian walk (and not the
reverse);
- physical separation from pedestrian walk of 3-5 feet (planter better than
a wall);
- overhang gives pedestrian scale/shelter.
Decks and patios should be sited and designcd with duc consideration to:
- sun - wind
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pedesrian activiry"
The Vail Village Master PIan does not contain any specific sub-area concepts which dfuectly
relatc to this proposal. Howevcr, the staff belicvcs that thc following goals and objectivcs, as
stated in the Vail Village Master Plan, are relevant to this proposal:
"Goal #l - Encouragc high quality rcdcvclopmcnt whilc prcscrving thc uniquc
architectural scale of the Village in order to sustain its sense of
community and identity.
1.2 Objective:
Encowage the upgrading and redevelopment of residential and commcrcial
facilities.
Goal #2 - To foster a srong tourist industry and promote year-around economic : health and viability for the Village and for the community as a whole.
2.2.1 Policy:
The design criteria in the Vait Village Urban Design Guide Plan shall
be the primary guiding document to preserve the existing architecnrral
scale and character of the corc area of Vail Villagc.
2.4 Objective:
Encourage the development of a variety of a new commercial activity where
compatible with existing land uses.
2.4.2 Policy:
Activity that provides night life and evening entenainment for both the
guest and the community shall bc encouraged.
Goal #3 - To recognize as a top priority the enhancement of the walking
experience throughout the Village.
3.1 Objective:
Physically improve the existing pedesrian ways by landscaping and other
improvements.
3.1.1 Policy:
Private developmen t projects shall incorporate stneetscape improvements
(such as paver treatments, landscaping, lighting and seating areas), along
adjacent pedestrian ways.
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3.3 Objective:
Encourage a wide variety of activities, events, and street life along pedestrian
ways and plazas.
' 3,3,2 Policy:
Outdoor dining is an important strectscapc feature and shall be
encouraged in commercial infill or redevclopmcnt projccts.
Goal #6 - To ensure the continued irnprovcment of the vital opcrational elements
of the Villagc
6,2.2 Policy:
Minor improvements Qandscaping, decorative paving, open dining
decks, etc.), may bc permittcd on Town of Vail land or right-of-way
(with rcview and approval by the Town Council and Planning and
Environmental Commission when applicable) provided that Town
operations such as snow removal, sbeet maintcnancc and fire . depanment access and operation are able to be maintained at currcnt
levels. Special design (i.e. heated pavement), rnaintenance fees, or other
considerations may be rcquired to offset impacts on Town services."
IV. CRITERIA AND FINDINGS
Upon review of Secdon 18.60, the Communily Development Depanment rccommends
denial of thc conditional usc permit based upon the following factors:
A. Consideration of Factors:
l. Relationship and impact of the use on the development objectives of
the Town.
As stated in the zoning code, the Commercial Core I (CCI) Zone
District is intended to "provide sites and maintain the unique character
of the Vail Village commercial area, with its mixturc of todges and
commcrcial establishments in a prcdominandy pedestrian environment.
The CCI district is intended to insure adequatc light, air, open space and
other amenides appropriate to permitted types of buildings and uses.
The district regulations in accordance with rhe Vail Village Urban
Design Guide Plan and Design Considerations prcscribe sitc
development standards that are intended to insure the maintenance and
prcsenation of the tightly clustered arrangement of buildings fronting
on pedestrianways and public grecnways, and to insurc continuadon of
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the building scale and architectural qualities that distinguish the
Village."
Gencrally, the staff believes that the applicant's proposal complies with
the Vail Village Urban Design Guidc Plan and the Vail Village Master
Plan as indicated in Section trI of this memorandum. We bclievc that
outdoor dining decks, associated with a rrstaurant, arc an appropriate
sitc development in the Village corc.
Thc applicant is proposing to add rriwood flowcr boxes amund the
perimeter of the dining deck, however, one Town of Vail planter will be
lost in its cntirety, and another partially removed
The effect of the use on light and air, distribution of population,
transportation facilities, utilities, schools, parks and recreation
facilities, and other public facilities needs.
It is the staff opinion that the proposed outdoor dining deck will havc
no negative effects upon any of the above listed criteria.
Effect upon traffic with particular reference to congestion,
automotive and pedestrian safety and convenience, traffic flow and
control, access, maneuverability, and removal of snow from the
street and parking areas.
It is this criteria with which staff has the most concern. With the
summer deck in place, Bridge Street would be narowed down, at thc
tightest point, to a width of approximately 13'-6". The staff is very
concemed with further constricting Bridge Street and with crcating a
choke point at this very heavily used arca of the Village. This section
of Bridge Street is considered by staff to be a transition zone for
pedestrians, bicyclists and rollerbladen accessing the Village core.
Narrowing the width of Bridge Srect is a concern and pedestrian safety
is a major issue, especially given the wide variety of users in this arca,
and the fact rhat the western edge of Bridge Street drops off into thc
pocket park (ftere is no guard rail).
The Public Works Department maintains that stre€t swccping will
become more difficult with the proposed summer dining deck in place.
The Fire Department concerns and issues, which were identified at the
PEC worksession, have all been resolved.
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4.Effect upon the character of the area in which the propoced use is
to be located, including the scale and bulk of the proposed use in
relation to surrounding uses.
Thc staff is still conccmed with rhc overall acsthctic appcarance of the
dining dcck (during the summer scason) and its potcntial for panially
blocking vicws both up and down Bridge Strect. Wc arc coniemed-
with the potential for blockinl'' vicws of the covered bridge (from thc
south). Wc believe rhat with the curvc of Bridgc Srect and rhe anglc
of the covered bridgc as it crosses Gorc Creck, that the castcrn ponion
of the bridge may be partially scrcened wirh the proposed dining deck
in place.
The staff believes thar the addition of Rekord doon to the Gallery
Building will bc a very positive addition, nor only to thc building, but
also to the Village. Rekord doors, by increasing the visibliry of dining
activity, will add to the street life and yisual interest.
Thc addition of a bench, adjacent to the iovered bridge, will be a
positive amenity and will add to the pedestrian environment and
character in rhe Village.
B.Findings
L That the proposed location of the use in accord with the purposes of
this Ordinance and the purposes of the district in which the sitc is
locaad.
That the proposed location of rhe use and the conditions under which it
would be operated or maintained would not be detrimental to the public
health, safety, or welfare or matcrially injurious to properties or
improvements in the vicinity.
That the proposed use would comply with cach of the applicable
provisions of this Ordinance.
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The staff is recommending denial of the applicant's request for a conditional usc
permit, as we believe the request does not meet findings 3 and 4 as outlined in the ' above section of this memorandum.
Although the staff cannot suppon th'e applicant's r€quest as prcsented, rhe staff would
be able to support a scaled back venion of the proposal. Wc believc that a dining
deck yhich extended out 3'-911" from the west elevation of the building (to the facc
of the existing Town planters), woutd be acceptable. This type of expansion would
have no impact on the existing pedestrian flow along Bridge Street. We believe that
an outdoor dining deck in this configuration would allow for approximately threc to
four, rectangular dining tables. We also feel that a dining deck in this conhguration,
with the rctractable Rekord doors, would provide thc outdoor dining cxpcricnce that
the applicant desires. The staff would also suggest the addition of an awning, on the
facade above the retractable doors, to add more color to rhe face of the building.
If the PEC approves either the applicant's request for rhe outdoor dining deck, or the
staff's suggestion for a scaled back version of the dining deck, the staff would
recommend that two conditions be placed on the approval as follows:
l) That the applicant agrce that the dining deck will not be cleared of snow onto
the adjacent Town right-of-way, and that the applicant work out some
arrangement to have snow privately hauled from the site.
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Richard indicated the trees to be sold would be attached to rebars which had been pounded
inlo ll? groYnq. In response to a question from chuck crist, Richard inoicatea the banner would be attached to the trailer.
The stale requires the trailer be set back 50 feet{rom th6. North Frontage Road right of way.Basgdgn hg 9i!e plan, it appeared the salesiiailer woutd be approxtmatety 50 feet from the road' Gena whitten believbi it looked a little iight.' sne requbitJJ tn" ,esr of the survey be presenled. Kathy was concemed about knowing where the p'roperry tinl *"s, so that rhe commission would know where the traiter was actually proposed to be located and lo Insure the business was located entirely on west viit rexac6 p.prrty
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Diana Donovan believed it was important that everything be located on Mr. Matthew,s property, ancl lhat the trailer be removed as soon atter dnristmaJLs possiure. Diana suggested all material be removed from the site by December 26th. [tr. Manhews stated he had no intention of leaving.anythino up atter chrisimas but he *1. reirciant to committing to removing. everything lrom the site by becember 26th as inclemeniwlainer coutd make it impossible for him to comply with thjs deadtine.
Jillreminded the PEc that based on ordinance 43, series of lggl which wiil allow plant producl businesses in the Heavy service Zone Districl, the site must be cteaned with 72 hours of the date the conditional use permit expires.
Kathy asked that the fence be kept in a straight, vertical position. She thought it would be nice if the trailer had a red door.
Mike Mollica presented the request. As this was a worksession, no staff recommendation was given, but staff raised several issues for discussion. Applicants Ron Riley anct Mike Slaughton were present for the discussion.
Ron Riley pointed out that the. deck wo_uld only be used for 90 days in the summer, and did not believe it would obstruct views on Bridge Street. He believed a summerlime encroachment of 2''11%' was minor, skesiing the fact that tower gridgJ sreet was .sterile,.
ancl tha! lhe_ dining deck would add interest tdthe area. He betieved that, due to the popularity of outdoor dining, a restauranl was almosl required to have a dining area outctoors.Mr' Riley advocaled the deck since othenrise there was no visual penetratioriinto tneGalef Building' and because of that, people could not tell there was a re5tauiant contained herein.
Ludwig Kure was concerned about narrowing Bridge Street, stating it was easily one of the
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most congested areas a great deal of the time. He was not convinced this was the best use
of public land. Mr. Riley reminded the Commission that this request was only for a 90day
period each summer. He explained that, in lhe summer, people walk more slowly than in the
winter.
, Jim Shearer was concerned with the use ot public land. He wanted to get Pete Bumett's
opinion on cleaning the streets. Mike said he had spoken wih Pete, and Pete indicated that,
il the deck was in place, he south end of Bridge Street would require hand sweeping. Ron
Riley said the distance across Bridge Street would be 13 feet. Mike Staughton said the Town
did not clean the streets every wee( but only 2-3 times per summer. Mr. Riley said he could
build the deck so it could be removed tor street sweeping.
Jim discussed the sterility of that end of Bridge Street. He asked what fre Town ot Vailwould
gain lrom the proposal, and suggested Mr. Riley.could do something to make the area more
inviling.
Chuck Crist agreed with Ron Riley regarding the sterile look, and liked the concept ol a
removable deck. He was concerned with the loss of two Town of Vail planters, as well as the
bench.between lhe planlers. He indicated the bench had frequent use. Chuck also was in
favor of narrower streets and the proposed rekord doors.
Ron Riley was lrustrated because no service trucks were allowed on this end of Bridge Street,
and indicated the upper end of Bridge Street became much more restricled when service
trucks were making deliveries than his proposal would make he area.
Gena Whitten believed that this was an imporlant entrance to he town, and Mr. Riley could
achieve the transparency with a 3-foot wide deck and rekord doors, which would have the
feeling of an outdoor deck without going onto public land. She felt this was very valuable
space.
Kathy agreed with Ludwig and Gena, stating that rekord doors would give better exposure to
the outside and better planters could be designed. Kathy could not support lhe construction
of a deck on public land, not wanting to furiher constrict the area. Ron Riley indicated the
location of the restaurant's restrooms created an interior constriction, and rekord doors alone
would not achieve his objectives.
Diana could not support a deck on public property, but suggested pulling back the deck. Jim
could also support such a revised proposal. Jim reminded the Commission that the Town was
running out of Village restaurants, and believed undulation on that side of the street was
important. He strongly supported retaining restaurants in the Village core areas, especially
restaurants at street level. However, in this particular situation, he was concerned about
potential bottlenecking.
Ron Riley indicated he would investigate other possibilities to ensure he did not restrict the
area and would look tor a proposal which would enhance the area. He suggested a 90-day
trial basis.
Chuck supported this use for public land, as it would increase the vitality of an area which was
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Andy Knudtsen presented the request. statf supported tre proposed amendment.
chuck crist asked il this amendment would allow more han one agency per property. He
asked for a simplification of the wording.
Diana Donovan was concerned with the wording regarding the term of the lease. she
requested that section be simplified. She believed landscaping should be required. Kathy
Langenwalter did not think an amendment addressing landscafing would be necessary, as it
was. addressed in the parking section ot the code. AnOy pointeo out that the parking iection
dealt only with new parking lots. Diana believed the Towh should have the afiitity tdrequire
additional landscaping for this type of use.
Chuck Crist moved to reicommend that Town Council approve the request to amend Section
18.52' Otf-Street Parking and Loading, of the Town's zoning ordinance to allow car rental
businesses to lease parking spaces in the Commercial Core lll zone district, incorporating the
Commission's concerns inlo the ordinance regarding the ability ol the Town to require
landscaping, allowing the length of lease to range from 1-12 months, and limiting 'each
property within CClll to a maximum of one agency with s ma;timum of 15 cars. Jim Shearer
seconded the motion. lt was unanimously approved, 6-0.
Applicant: Vail Vallev Consolidated Water Districl Planner: Mike Mollica
Mike Mollica explained the request. Statf recommended approval of the request wlth the
conditions listed in the memorandum.
Discussion ensued regarding whether the proposed structure should become a shelter for
golfers or a utility building which disappeared into the willows. Kenl Rose, engineer for he
project, indicated the proposed building was 14'x 24', and the size was neceJsary ln order to
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Dalton Williams
Jeff Bowen
Gena Whitten
Kathy Langenwalter
Greg Amsden
Applicant:
Planner:
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
September 28,1992
Oscar Tang
Andy Knudtsen
Staff Present
Kristan Pritz
Mike Mollica
Andy Knudtsen
Tim Devlin
Shelly Mello
Jim Curnutte
Susan Scanlon
Russell Forrest
1. Starting at approximately 2:10, a joint work session with DRB was held to discuss a
request for an exterior alteration and setback variance for the Vail Lionshead Center
Building located at Lot 5, Block 1, Vail Lionshead First Filing/s2o East Lionshead
Circle.
Andy Knudtsen summarized the issues of the request per the memo. lmprovements
to the proposal since the previous work session included:
1. changes in materials,
2. changes in landscaping areas, and the 3. addition of scalloped paver edging.
Andy discussed further that, per the staff memo, there are five areas of concern:1. Alternative fascia band materials.2. The window groupings.
3. The awnings.4. The northeast corner of the building by the skier sculpture.5. The fascia extension by the Alfie Packer entrance.
Bill Pierce explained the proposal as a crisp addition with the mullion element adding
brightness, and providing a system for ski racks, plant hangers, opaque panels,
clothing racks, table tops, etc. The proposal also included the addition of maple wood,
1 1/2 deep on window mullions, flower boxes, and awnings for signs.
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Seplemb€l 28, 1992
Gena Whitten believed that too much square footage was being proposed in the
pedestrian area and that the addition should be pulled back. She also thought that
the materials were 'urban' as opposed to mountain. Gena went on to say she liked the
awnings.
Jeff Bowen liked the idea that improvements were proposed at the Lionshead Center.
He said that the walkway is heavily travelled, and that encroachment into the mall area
would hinder pedestrian flow by closing the area in too much. He suggested that the
colors should be toned down to make the appearance less urban, and that the awnings
be redesigned. Jeff further explained that the area is dark at night and that the
existing lights should remain. Lastly, Jeff described how store fronts in the New
England area are quaint with individuality and that the store fronts should be given
individual treatment in this addition.
Kathy Langenwalter stated that she felt the facade should be pulled 3' back to follow
the Lionshead Design Guidelines. The northeast corner of the building needed to be
pulled back or the skier sculpture completely redone. She further explained that she is
not comfortable with the proposal for Alfie's end of the building. Kathy felt the entire
proposal is oriental in nature and not appropriate for Lionshead. The window mullions
need to be vertical, not horizontal. She liked the proposal for the scalloped edge at the
base of the building, however, did not feel the awning design was appropriate. The
zinc fascia band appeared to be loo crisp and slick.
Diana Donovan stated that she likes the base material and scallop proposal. However,
she believed that the proposed grid of window mullions should be improved. She
believed the extension of the fascia band of the Alfie Packer area was not appropriate
and if possible, Alfie Packer should have a mall entrance. She said that both ends of
the building were tight and that what Kathy Langenwalter said about the skier sculpture
was her position also. She believed that the Northeast corner lorm was a nice shape,
but that it needed to be made smaller. She thought that the landscaping in the Alfie
Packer area should be brought out as stated in staff memo. She also believed that
there was too much being left open to the tenants concerning the organization of the
mullions. She believed that the architects should create the individuality for the
different stores. She also said that the building should be pulled back somewhat.
Dalton Williams discussed his concerns about tourists not liking high tech aesthetics in
Vail and that he does not care for the metal-zinc-wood materials, but would prefer
"timeless'design that did not depict an era. The awnings needed to be improved but
the color variety was good. The Northeast corner of the building was nicely done with
the curve however, it needed to be pulled back and used only for a display window. lf
the applicant wanted to lsave the curve where it was, a complete redesign of the skier
sculpture would be necessary. The fascia band extension by Alfie Packers was a
problem to Dalton. He further explained he likes the concept of the planters with lids
in the winter for seats, that the park concept is good with additional up lighting. He
PLAI'INING AND ENVIRONIIENTAL COMIIISSION ilEMNG
Soplcmb€r 28, 1992
said that it is critical for Alfie Packers to have a mall entrance, but did not care for the
oriental concept as proposed.
Greg Amsden felt that the tacade was too hard, too commercial, and agreed that the
store lronts should be more quaint. Greg lelt that the northeast corner ol the building
should be curved. He felt that the north side needs to set back 2' not 4-6' as
discussed. He feels that attractive signage is needed for Alfie's and that a center mall
entrance needs to be added for Alfie Packers Greg further explained how he felt that
the store fronts need to be more individualized to do away with the proposed
massiveness. The stone material was acceptable to him if the window groupings were
changed; however, the zinc was not a good choice a of materials.
George Lamb stated that tenanb should not be relied on to be compatible in window
concepts and displays. He also stated that the developer should create a sign
program instead of allowing the tenants decide on designs and to set firm parameters.
The stone was acceptable, but the design was too cold in general.
Ned Gwathmey, representing the Design Review Board, suggested that the proposal
needs more residential materials instead of industrial grade materials. Ned agreed that
it is a positive remodel idea to improve the building. The fact that the building edges
were brought out to the same setback was a problem to Ned.
Sherry Doruvard, representing DRB, stated that the materials could be used in a rough
hewn fashion to represent a mountain style. She went on to explain she had no
problem with the setback encroachment but was concerned with the windows and
awnings. She would like to see the tascia raised and the windows framed to
distinguish stores from each oiher. Guidelines should be set for merchandise displays
and lighting techniques. Sherry also explained how the window mullions should not be
at eye level and that she does not like the paving as proposed, but rather the pavers
should be used to accent activity areas. She believes that Alfie's needs a ceremonial
gateway at the end and that it could be a sculptural element.
Bill Pierce explained that the process started in 1986 with a lot of parties involved and
that they talked to store owners to see what they wanted. Bill explained further that
they did not want a "movie set" appearance either.
Dalton expressed that design continuity was needed. He further explained that the
windows need groupings for displays. Bill stated that the 'system' proposed allows for
window displays. Dalton disagreed, that a "system" is not what is needed and that
window treatments needed individual character.
Sherry Dorward added that the project needs warmth, which could be achieved
through proper use of lighting, displays, and landscaping.
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Kristan Pritz stated that the project needs better window treatments, and that the
detailing issues could be determined by the architect, lo create a pedestrian scale.
Diana Donovan summarized that people need to be able to look into individual
windows and shops and that a "system" is not appropriate.
A request for a work session on the proposed 1992/1993 Environmental Work
Program.
Staff: Russell Forrest and Susan Scanlon
Russell Forrest presented the Environmental Work Plan for the 19921993 fiscal year.
Russ presented the goals and objectives of the plan describing the need for a balance
between development and environmental protection. Since Vail's tourist industry is
directly linked with the areas natural resources, achieving sustainable development in
Vailwill help ensure long-term growth that is compatible with the areas environment.
The initiatives proposed in the FY 93 Environmental Work Plan wilt provide a frame
work for sustainable development by:
1. helping to ensure compatibility between development and the natural
environment,
2. taking steps locally to address environmental problems of global importance,
3. reducing costs for environmental compliance through proactive management,
and
4. providing a better living environment for citizens and guests.
The work plan includes both ongoing projects and new initiatives proposed for 1993.
Ongoing projects that include a woodburning educational program, nonpoint source
water quality management program and the in-house recycling program. Susan
Scanlon presented the results of a recent suruey of Vail lodges and said that most
lodges would welcome educational materials for guests on clean woodburning
practices.
Dalton Williams suggested that Public Service should become more interested and
play an active role in the conversion proposed for the valley by lowering rates or
giving mass conversion discounts to whole developments, when applicable.
Kathy Langenwalter suggested to include in the Work Plan an example of the process
and possible related costs to help educate the public on converting to gas.
Dalton Williams expressed his concerns for the individual not recycling as much as the
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Septamber 28, 1992
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Planning and Environmental Commission
Community Development Department
September 28,1992
A request for a work session for an exterior alteration for the
Vail/Lionshead Center Building, located at Lot 5, Block 1, Vail Lionshead
First Filing/ 520 East Lionshead Circle.
Applicant:
Planner:
Oscar L. Tang
Andy Knudtsen
DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUEST
Oscar Tang, the applicant, is proposing to expand the commercial area of the
Lionshead Center Building by approximately 4,000 square feet. The proposed one-
story retail addition will be located adjacent to the existing shops fronting on the
Lionshead Mall. The condominium association would like to add 400 sq. ft. of
common area on the south side of the buibing by the pool and by the condominium
entrance on the north side. They would also like to add approximately 330 square feet
ol GRFA. This is to be converted from existing common area and incorporated into
the manager's unit.
The proposal requires ar(-exterior alter4lqnld<aJeback varianc e. Tbeproposed
setback along the north piOpsrty line would be 0 feEI, Rhere lffisgt-rs required by the
CCll Zone District. The variance criteria will be analyzed in a later memorandum. The
exterior alteration review is required as the addition to the building is larger than 100
square feet.
Since the previous work session on July 27, 1992, the applicant has made the
following changes:
1. Materials. Instead of white metal mullions and a white metal lascia band, the
applicant is proposing to use maple mullions with a clear finish, light colored
sandstone for the base of the building, and a zinc fascia band.
2. Landscaping.
a. The applicant has provided a cluster of three trees in grates, located
approximately in the center of the north elevation.
b. The applicant has redesigned the Alfie Packer landscaping area, in a
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manner that is similar lo the design concept of the recently completed
Sundial Plaza landscaping project.
c. The applicant has also reworked the crescent shaped planter in front of
the condominium entrance adjacent to Cleaver's Deli.
3. New paver area. The applicant is proposing to use large sandstone pavers in
front of the building. There would be a scalloped edge of pavers using the
same sandstone material thal would be used on the base of the building.
The key areas which staff believes need additional attention include:
1. Altemative lascia band materials.
2. The window groupings.
3. The awnings.
4. The northeast corner of the building by the skier sculpture.
5. The lascia extension by the Alfie Packer entrance.
Statf will provide details of these issues in the criteria below.
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In discussions with Jeff Winston, the Town's urban design consultant, staff has reviewed some
of the background to the design of the Lionshead Mall. For example, prior to the development
and construction of the mall as it is today, large planters had been located adjacent to the
buildings. These planters were curvalinear in design and flowed through the plazas and
courtyards. Concrete curlcs were used as a border and a wide asphalt walking area was
provided between the planters. One of the goals of the redesign of Lionshead Mall was to
relocate the plantings adjacent to the buildings and put them in the center of the mall to
improve retail visibility. This redesign allowed pedestrians to walk closer to the shop display
windows and entrances, while still providing large landscaped areas.
Goals
In 1980, the Design Guidelines and Considerations were developed for the Uonshead area.
The goals underlying the guidelines include developing vitality at a 'pedestrian scale within a
contemporary architectural expression;' strengthening the 'ground floor visibility and
attractiveness such that it re-establishes a sense of pedestrian scale throughout the mall
area;' and reinforcing the 'pedestrian nature of the Lionshead Mall." Staff believes that
expansions such as this one, or the recently completed Banner Sports addition to the
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Lifthouse Lodge building, meet the goals stated above. Though staff believes the current
application needs some refining, the concept of bringing out a one-story addition for
commercial use is excellent.
III. ZONING ANALYSIS
Zone District: CCll
Lot Size: 0.923 acres or 40,205 .9 square feet
Proposed Addition: approximately 3,964.3 square feet
Allowed Existino Proposed
Building Height: 48 ft. 46 ft. 225 teet
Setbacks:North 10 ft. 20 ft. 0 ft.East 10 ft. 43 ft. 16 ft.West 10 tt. 5 ft. 5 ft.South 10 ft. 12 ft. 12ft.
Site Coverage: 28,135.7 sq. ft. 19,329.5 sq. ft. 23,421.6 sq. ft.
or 701" or 48.1o/" or 58.3 %
Landscaping: 8,038.8 sq. ft. 7,845 sq. ft. soft 7,845 sq. ft. soft
or 2V/" minimum 1 .607 sq. ft. hard 1.227 q. ft. hard
(max. hard 9,452 sq. tt. total 9,072 sq. ft. total
landscape is or 23.5 o/" or 22.6 T"
1,607)
GRFA: 32,155 29,509 29,844.9
or 80% or 73.41" or 74.37"
Required Parking: 13.2 additionalspaces
or 9105,600.
IV. EXTERIOR ALTERATION CRITERIA
A. Helght and Masslng.
At one story, the heighl and massing is consistent with the architectural
guidelines for Lionshead.
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Fooflng.
The Lionshead Design Guidelines state that the 'connections of roofs of
existing buildings should be respective of any existing strong architecturai
lines.' The PEC pointed out at he work session on July 27, that the
architectural elements of the addition provide a strong enough connection to the
existing building, and that the roof shape was acceptiable. The clerestory roof
elemenb which provide light Into the commercial gace reflect the rest of the
building design, in staff's opinion.
Facadewall/structu res.
The Lionshead Design Guidelines call for a range of materials including
'concrete block, glass, metal, stucco and wood.' Staff believes that the
changes to the materials that have been made since the previous work session
improve the lacade of the addition significantly. The statf believes that bringing
in natural materials such as the sandstone and maple, soften the appearance ol
the building. The maple is proposed to be treated with a clear finish and the
sandstone will be very light. Though the commercial facade will not be as
bright as it would have been with white metal mullions, the addition will still
have a very light appearanoe. Statf believes this will be a positive contribution
to the mall.
Though staff is very pleased with the modifications made to the materials for
the facade, we believe that more study is needed for the fascia band. We are
concemed that the zinc may still not be the best material to be used for the
fascia band. We are concerned about the exposed bolts and that it might look
too "industrial.' More importantly, we believe that the use of wood here may
continue to make this building softer. The lacade of the commercial expansion
could be improved by making it more vertical and less horizontal. One of the
Town's goals is lo have the elements of the facade contribute toward providing
more of a pedestrian scale. Statf believes that changing the material to wood
and introducing some vertical lines within the fascia band would improve it.
Staff also has a concern with the fascia band extending past the building to the
Alfie Packer entrance. The model of the project shows that it extends west
beyond the Younger Generation shop and then turns the corner at the property
line and extends to the south for a short distance. Stafl believes that this
element is not integrated wellwith the rest of the building, and separates the
landscaping on the west end of the building from the public. Staff believes that
the Allie Packer Restaurant could get just as much exposure with a nicely
designed menu box located at the corner of the property which is integrated
with landscaping and lighting.
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D.FacadsTransparency.
The Lionshead Design Guidelines call for transparent store fronts as they are
'people attractors and give a pedestrian, open, public character to the street.'
The Guidelines also call tor glass to be grouped into banks ol windows
complimented by common trim and mullions. Staff believes that here can be
more detail added to the window groupings (i.e. smaller panes, more variety of
window size, more vertical mullions) so that each store front has its own
individual cftaracter. Staff believes fiat the cunent anangement ol mullions
makes the facade too horizontal. More vertical mullions should be incorporated
into the windows to improve the pedestrian experience and break up the
facade. Variety can be a{ded to thls baslc pattem with larger panes of glass
for display and smaller panes around entries. Though the applicant has made
some improvemenb immediately around entrances, the staff feels that the
overall facade needs lo become more vertical to provide a stronger pedestrian
scale. At this time, statf understands that there will be no portions of the
facade which will be blocked otf on the interior by commercial tenants.
Decks and Pallos
Not applicable.
Accent elements
The applicant has provided drawings for accent elements such as awnings,
signs, and flower boxes. The flower boxes are intended to be located at the
base of the building at various points along the elevation. They are to be
constructed out ol sandstone, to match the base of the building and are
intended io be approximately eight inches deep. In the winter, these are
intended to be capped so that they will not become collection areas lor trash.
This is a possible addition to the design.
The applicant has submitted a model showing a typical awning and sign for a
shop entrance. The color and varieties that the awnings ofler is positive. We
believe that there may be a solution that may be less complicated. The staff
would like to see the applicant explore a range of alternatives for signs and
awnings. Though staff likes the idea of using a variety of awning shapes for
the addition, we believe they should appear to be more integrated with the
building.
Concerning signs, the applicant has proposed that the signs be attached to the
awnings. The applicant is proposing that all signs be parallel (instead of
perpendicular) with the building. The signs are intended to extend
approximately six inches out from he outer face of the building. This results In
the signs being located at the property line. Statf recommends that prior to final
approval, the applicant propose a sign program for the building lo ensure
adequate sign area can be provided for each tenant. This becomes important
due to the proximity ol the building to the property line.
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Another important accenl element which has been added to the plan since the work session is a crescent shaped paver border made out of the same
sandstone which is to be used at the base of the building. statf believes trat this scalloped edge of sandstone paving is an attractive element which would
be an improvement to the Lionshead Mall. ln addition, it provides a boarder lor the mall which curves and breaks up the linear appsarance ol the Lionshead
center Building. The edge which will be used between the sandstone and the rest of the mall pavers will be a series of small sandstone pavers. A
suggestion is that the edgiry be used only at shop entrances to break up the facade. The standard mall pavers should extend up to the base of the building to reinforce the prssence of the mall and ensure that the sandstone pavers
appear as an accent
The existing light poles that are located in the mail north of the Lionshead
center Building will be removed as part of the addition. staff has discussect
this with the applicant, and the applicant believes that there will be adequate lighting in the mall without replacing the light poles. The shop windows are to be expanded and the thought is that lightlrom the display windows will
illuminate the mall. After storss close, and lights are turned off, the four free-
standing lights located in the planter in the center of the mall will provide some light. statf believes that these will provide the minimum level of liiht needed in the mall after shop hours. There is potential lor up lighting the r6es by Alfie Packers as well as the cluster in front of the addition. tt oone as successfully
as the tree lighting at the westin, it could be a very nice accent element.
landscape Elements
staff has identified four areas of the development which involve landscaping.
These include the Alfie Packer area, the planter by the entrance to the '
condominiums, the skier sculpture, and the potential for trees to be planted in grates in front of the addition.
concerning the Alfie Packer €ntrance area, statf believes that the applicant has re-worked the design nicely. The applicant has incorporated the concepts from the recently completed sundial plaza project. This area is now proposed to have boulder groupings, a fragstone warkway, ground covers ani bushes (instead of sod). All of the trees in the area-will remain, with the exception of the blue spruce. staff believes that the spruce does not fit as well as the other trees in the area and that removing it is not a problem. staff sees the potential
to bring some landscaping out in front of the addition. currently, pedestrians
can see this area from the east end of the mall. After the addition is built, it may block this view. lf the applicant were to extend the planting just beyond the line of the addition, some of this view could be preserved. Statt requests
the applicant to submit 1/4' scale drawings of the area so that it is easier to understand the details of the design. lt appears that a portion of the design is on Vail Associates land. permission from Vail Associates must be provided
before these plans can be approved.
Another landscaping area is lhe planter in front of the crndominium entrance.
It is to be constructed out of he sandstone rock, which will matcfr the
sandstone in the scallop edging and the base of the building. The concept is to
have the sanGtone seating area terracing up from the pavers. lt will be
ananged in a cresc€nt shape and will be built lor people to sit on. At this time,
the applicant has shown approximately two trees as part of this planter. staff
believes that several trees could be planted behind this crescent shape to bring
more landscaping into the mall. A 1/4'drawing will be needed to tully
understand the details of this area.
The third area of landscaping involves the skier sculpture. At tris time, the
applicant is showing he semi-circle of flag poles and vegetation shifted around
the sculpture. As stated during the previous work session, the Town believes
that any alteralion to the skier sculpture must involve a comprehensive re-
design. At this time, the fire lane between the skier sculpture and the proposed
edge of the building on the northeast corner is 20 feet. With the redesign of the
area, the fire lane requiremenl would preclude any landscaping on the south
side of the sculpture. Staff believes that the building may need to be pulled
back to allow some landscaping around the sculpture.
The last landscaping concern involves the potential for trees in grates along the
front ol the building. Staff believes that the applicant has suggested an
excellent idea for creating a pocket within the building for a cluster of trees.
The space for the trees should be sized so that it can accommodate three or
four trees and lhat they should be set back from the property line enough so
that the branches do not encroach too tar into the public right-ot-way. Statf
believes that the trees to be used here should have large canopies.
H. Servlce and dellvery.
The applicant has described the delivery system for the Lionshead Center
Building. They have indicated that there is a service elevator within the building
and that deliveries can be made hrough the garage of the building.
V. SUB-AREACONCEPTS
Three sub-area concepts, numbers 10, 11 and 12, pertain to this area of the Lionshead Mall.
10. "Planting islands relocated to improve store accessibility and to expand dual mall passage
for peak skier crowds.'
The addition ot planting islands, or the removal of such, should be based on the need to
accommodate pedestrians walking from the Lionshead parking structure to the gondola. In
general, statf believes that the addition does not impacl skier passages. The 20' fire lane
should accommodate pedestrians adequately.
1 1. 'Commercial expanslon (one- story) to Increase pedestrian emphasis, scale of mall and improve shade-zone facades and accessibility.,
The proposal complies wlth this sub-area concept.
12. 'Opportunity exists lor expansion ol buildings, arcades, awnings, etc. to improve scale,
shelter and appearance of commercial facades.'
Staff continues to be concemed about the awning details.
VI. SETBACK VARIANCE
The applicant has not shifted the location of the buiHing from the previous work session. In the ccll zone district, there is a 10 foot setback required on all siiles of the property. The
concerns of the Fire Department and the Public Works Department need to be addiessed to
their satisfaction regarding this setback variance. However, it appears that, in general, their standards can be met with the building located where it is. At this time, the applicant is proposing to extend the sandstone crescent boarder onto Town property. This'was a concern to Public Works regarding maintenance and liability. Staff's posiiiori on the setback request is that we would like to have all of the issues resolved with the Fire Department and with ihe Public Works Department before linal review of the project.
VII. REI.ATED ISSUES
In addition to the CCll exterior alteration criteria, staff has other issues which should be
addressed:
A) The Fire Department has reviewed the applicant's drawings showing the fire lane and has the lollowing comments;
1. Applicant needs to show right hand turn for a fire truck at the northwest corner
ot the site.2. Fire lane width of 20 feet is acceptable. Any dimension less than 20 feet is not
acceptable.3. Applicant should show banner poles.4- Uniform Fire Code issues must be addressed. Are two exils necessary for
cerrain shops? How much of the buirding will need to be sprinkrered?
B) The Public Works Department has the tollowing concerns:
1. Applicant shall reinstall conduit to ensure that the public lighting system in
Lionshead continues to work after the free standing lightslre removed.
2- Applicant shall show a fire lane which meets the minimum tuming radius
required for fire trucks and possibly future buses if the Gondola Building is
redeveloped.
3. Public Worls requests that the applicant provide heated roof drains from the
roof directly into the storm sewer.
4, Public Worls requesb that the applicant haul otf any snow that is shoveled otf
the flat roof of this addition.
5' Public Works would like to understand how the construction staging for this
project will occur and how a fire lane will be preserved through Lionshead Mall
during consfuction.
6. lf the proposed san.lstons scallop edge is installed, Public Works will require
the applicant to provide all future mainlenance of the sandstone paving.
VIII. CONCLUSION
Stafl believes that the overall plan to provide a one-story addition of commercial space in this area is good. We would like to continue to work with thb applicant to improve some of the
ct€tails so that it conforms with the Uonshead Design Guidelines more fully. We would like to
emphasize that the changes made since the previous work session have iignificanly
im.proved the appearance of the projecl and that the materials proposed at ihis 1meiave
addressed many of the concerns raised by the PEC at the work session. prior to scheduling this item again for PEC, staff would request that the applicant address the issues outlined in-the memo.
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