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Town of VailOffice of Conmunity Developnent75 South Frontage RoadVail, CO 8L657
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RE: oneconm corp.'s Proposed vArL Teleconnunications Facility;Desigm Review Board ("DRBr) Applicatlon; Solar VailBuilding; 501 North Frontage Road West; Vail, CO
Our firn, Site Acquisitlon Services, fnc.(nSASIr), representsoneconm corp. (soneconnn), a wireless telecomnunications comtrrany,for real estate acquisition and land use matters related to Lne-establishnent of OneConmrs Vail area facility. llhrough SASI,OneComl is subrnitting the incLuded Design neview Board ( 'rDRBrr )Application and support infornation, thit describes the proposed
OneConm Facility (rrFacility") in detail, to the Town of Vail forreview and connent and for consideration by the Townrs DesignReivew Board.
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onecomm is one of the targest providers of speciatized MobileRadio (trSUR',) wireless co4nunications serviclE in the Unitedstates, measured by the pipulation of its servLce area. onecomnls_in the process of repra-ing the sHR system it owns and managesand.expanding its service areas in colorado by deptoying digitirnobile networks. The new, Enhanced specializeA r,r6nife naAi6
{nE${Rn) networks use digital technology developed by llotorola,ITc. Through the application of digital technology and nulti-site reuEe of frequencies, Digital ltobile $etworki are expectedto provide On€Cornrn with ESTIR capaclty of up to t5 tines ilscurrent Sl.lR capacity. OneConnrs digitaL, teleconnunicationsservice capacity wirl be conparable-to or even greater than thatof a single, analog, cellular carrier in a slnilar geographicregion.
onecomn first-activated its digital network to provide conunercialservtce to the general publlc along the Front nlnge of coloradoon June 30, 1994. Ahe referenced, proposed facility wi1l be apart of Onecomn,s I-70 Corridor lletwork and will provide 8SMRservices to residents and visitors in the vair arla, includingmost of the ski area.
OneComn's ESIIR services include an enhanced form of traditional ,analog-based cellular service, called digital cell.ular; digital2-way radio, with both one-to-one and group communications modesi
message paging, with numeric or text capacity of up to L4Ocharactersi voice nail with on screen notification of newmessagesi and, soon, wireless data transrnission without addingadditional hardware. t{hat is really new and unique is that allof the listed services are provided by oneCornm with a single,easy-to-use handset, the OneConm Unicator.
PROPOSED OITECOTII{ TELE@ilrIT'IIICATIONS FACILITT
GEITERAL DESCRIPTIOIT
OneCorun had identified the proposed Facility Site, the Solar VailBuilding (rrSolar Vailo), as a location that offers a relatively-unique opportunity fron whlch OneConmrs wireless
telecomrnunications services can be provided to serve the vailarea without the need for a comnunications tower. In the FaII,
L99O, another cellular telecommunLcations services company, U S
WEST NewVector Group, Inc. (ftNetrvectorrt), secured a CUP and DRBapproval fron the Town of VaiI to install a l2-foot by 24-footmechanical equipnent building adjacent to the east end wall ofSolar Vail and to place antennas on the roof of the building.
Somewhat sinilarly, subseguent to Newvectorrs initialinstallation, Cellular one was approved to place an equiprnentbuilding at the east end of the Red Sandstone School , thebuilding adjacent to Solar Vail to west, and to place antennas onthe roof of the School . During the Sunmer, 1.992, Newvectorrs CUP
and DRB approvals were nodified to atlow the instaltation ofadditional antennas on the west end of Solar Vait. Those
antennas were enclosed in a false rrchimneyrr structure to ninimizevisual inpacts by naking the building addition architecturally-
compatible with the existing building.
Onecomn's proposed Faeility addition is sinilar to the addition
approved for Newvector in L992. Specifically, OneCornm proposesto add another false ochinneylf enclosure on the roof of SolarVaiI and to place three antennas, attached to a triangular frame,in an area near the niddle of the westerly-half of the buildinqtroof. The proposed Facility is depicted on the includedExhibit B, Roof Plan and Elevations. Note that OneComm is notproposing to use an equipment building as was used by NewVector
and Cellular One. Rather, all of OneComm,s radio eguipnent,except the antennas, would be contained within the itchinneyrr
enclosure on the roof.
With respect to zone district setback requirenents, the facilityis on the roof and wiII not alter the existing setbacks.Relative tg zone district height lirnits, the staff report for theinitial Newvector installation related to its CUP noted that the
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rrexistingrr building height (to the roof top) vras 34.8 feet.
According to the application submitted on Newvector,s behalf forthe addition of the Newvector 'tchimneyrt on the west end of SolarVaiI, thatItchimneyrr extends to a height of 4 feet above theperineter parapet wall, which would be to about 39.3 feet abovethe ground/adjacent grade eLevation. Based upon the NewVectorinfornation, OneConn's proposed nchimneyrt would extend to about
39.8 feet above the groundr/adjacent grade elevation. Theadditional height of the OneComm Facility, approxinately 6 inches
bigher than the NewVector trchinneyn, is required to contain allof Oneconm's equipnent and elininite the need for an independent,
OneConm eguipnent building.
Continuing the comparison of the existing and proposed 'rchimney[facilities, OneCornm's would be S-feet high by 5-feet wide by 5-feet long. Nevtvector's was approved to be 3-feet, 3-inches wide(projected out fron the face of the building) by s-feet wide(parallel to the face of the buiLding) by about 4-feet, 6-incheshigh (fron the roof surface. )
The applicant states that the overall inpacts of the Facility
upon the adjacent vacant properties to the north and east and
upon the Red Sandstone School to the west will be minirnal ornon-existent. OneComm has planned the Facility to minirnize its
irnpact by proposing to create a nchimney' to contain its
equipnent and by placing its antennas bacl( from the limits of theroof to mininize their visual irnpact.
Concerning the view from the frontage road and I-70, therrchimneytr will likely not be noticed as it is a compatiblearchitectural feature on the building. trhe antennas are of snall
diameter and will only be seen fron distant vantage points.
EIIHIBITS
The following Exhibits are included and made a part of OneConm,s
CUP application:
Exhibit A - Application for DRBExhibit B - Roof Plan and Elevations deplcting Facility
Along with this application, lre have included a check payable tothe fown of VaiI in ttre anount of I 4O.OO which includes thegeneral filing fee (for a Minor Alteration to an existingbuilding) and the DRB valul-atLon-based fee (the construction costof the rchimneyr and the platforn to support the antennas areestinated to total less than $1o,0o0.)
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An original and four (4) copies of this menorandun, including the
referenced Exhibits, intended to serve as the ProjectDescription, are being provided to you.
Although Oneconn's architect and its other consultants have made
every effort to prepare their respective drawings, maps and plansin accordance with the Townrs requirenents, we recognize that the
need for nodifications to those docurnents may occur. Should you
need such nodifications, additional copies of the documents or
any other infornation fron OneComm or its consultants, please
contact us at SASf and we will expeditiously process your
requests.
Should you have any questions or if you desire additionalinformation, please call us at (3031 277-9090.
Sincerely,
SASI
Larry D. Storms, P.E.
Vice-President
Selection, Acquisition, Permitting and Engineering
Representing OneComm Corp.
Enclosures
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ADDRESS! 501 North Frontage Road West
LE6AL DESCRIpTIONT Lot p_sr!_ jr_g_ Bl.ock 'J _ _.*$ubdivlslon Vail,/Potat,o Patch -, *-.- *
If propert.y ls descrlbed by a rneeLs and borrnds lega1deecrlption, ptea€e provitla on a separabe sheeb and at tach
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NAI"IE OL. AI'I'LICANf r One Comm Corp. (c/o DeAnis Climp) *-----Mailing Acldressr 4643 so. Ulster, Slll-lC-$qqg
Denver,. CO 80237 phone -(-9-Q,3
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MEMORANDI]M
Planning and Environmental Commission
Community Development Deparfrnent
August28,l995
A request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for the installation of a second
cellular phone receiving and tansmitting facility located at 501 N. Frontage Road
West/Lot 8, Block Z,YallPotato Patch (Solar Vail).
Applicant: OneCommCorporation
Planner: Randv Stouder
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SUBJECT:
I. DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUEST
The applicant proposes to install a second cellular phone receiving and transmitting site at Solar
Vail. The PEC previously approved a Conditional Use Permit (CLJP) to allow US West/New
Vector to install a oellular facility at Solar Vail (see background section below).
OneComm Corporation is now seeking to install a second cellular receiviug/transmitting station
at Solar Vail. This new cell site will consist of elechonic receiving/transmitting equipment to be
housed inside a new "false chimney chase" located centrally on the building (see attached
drawings). The false chimney chase would match the existing New Vecter chase on the west
side of the building and wouldbe 5'x 5'x 5' in dimension. Three "omni whip antennas" would
also be mounted in the middle of the roof. These antennas are proposed to be 20'tall.
The proposed cell site is located in the High Denslty Multi-Family Zone Distrlct (IDMF)
and is considered to be a public utility or service. Thus, a Conditional Use Permit is
required.
II. BACKGROTJIID
On October 8, 1990, the PEC approved a conditional use to allow US West/New Vector to
construct a "cell site" adjacent to Solar Vail. This included a meohanical building 12' wide,24'
long, and I I' high, and 3 whip antennas mounted on the roof of Solar Vail. Staff classified this
use as a "public ufility and public service use," which required a conditional use permit in the
HDMF zone district. The PEC approved the conditional use request with the following five
conditions:
The applicant shall screen the dumpster with a S-foot high fence, or other acceptable
solution:
The applicant shall plant seven spruce and five aspen trees in the area between the
mechanical building and theNorth Frontage Road;
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3. The applicant shall treat the antenna with non-reflective material, if needed;4. The applicant is to ensurc that none of the retaining walls are built over 6 feet high; and
5. The applicant shall submit a plan to improve the existing timber walls which will be
acted on within one year.
On May 11,1992,the PEC approved a Conditional Use Permit to allow US West/l,Iew Vector
Group to install satellite dishes on the Solar Vail building in order to improve the oellular
tansmission quality frorn the East Vail area to the Dowd Junction area. The dishes were
mounted on the west side of the building. The dishes were enclosd within a "chimney chase."
(Please see attached drawing.) The applicant constructed the chase around the dishes in such a
way as to make thern appear to be ohimneys on the Solar Vail shucture. The applicant used a
different siding material immediately in front of each dish within the chase structure so that the
enclosures did not block hansmissions. The chase included a chimney cap to create an autlentic
look.
ilI. ZONINGAI\IALYSIS
The subject property is located in the High-Density Multi-Family Zone Dstrict (HDMF).
According to Section 18.20.030 of the Zoning Code, '?ublic Utility and Public Service Uses"
can be allowed in the HDMF Zone District as a conditional use.
IV.
Upon review of Section 18.60, the Community Development Deparfrnent recommends approval
of the conditional use permit based upon the following factors:
A. Consideration of Factors:
1. Relationship and impact of the use on development objectives of the
Town.
The purpose of this zone district is as follows:
Section 18.20,010 - Purpose. "The High Density Multi-Family
distict is intended to provide sites for multiple family dwellings at
densities at a ma)dmum of 25 dwelling units per acre, together
with such public and semi-public facilities as lodges, private
recreation facilities and related visitor oriented uses as may be
appropriately be located in the same disfict. The High Density
Multi-Family dishict is intended to ensure adequate light, air, open
space and other amenities commensurate with high densrty
aparfi,nent, condominium and lodge uses, and to maintain the
desirable residetrtial and resort qualities of the district by
establishing appropriate site development standards. Certain non-
residential uses are permitted as conditional uses which relate to
the nature of Vail as a winter and summer recreation and vacation
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community, and where permitted are intended to blend
harmoniously with the residential character of the distict."
Staff believes that the proposed use is compatible with the existing condominium
use, and is generally consistent with the purposc of this zone dishict as long as
the cellular transmitting and receiving equipment is camouflaged. Stafffeels that
the antennas should be painted a flat (non-reflective) tan to blend in with the
hillside behind. This should lessen the visual impacts of these relatively tall
features. Staff would like to see the height of tlese antennas reduced if possible.
A condition has been added to the end of this memorandum regarding this issue.
2. The effect of the use on light and air, distribution of population,
transportation facilities, utilities, schools, parks and recrertion
facilities, and other public facilities needs.
Staffbelieves there will be no impact on the above-referenced issues.
3. Effect upon traffic with particular reference to congestion,
automotive and pedestrian safety and convenience, traffic Oow and
control, access, maneuverability, and removal ofsnow from the street
and parking areas.
Staffbelieves there will be little to no impact on the criteria listed above based on
the applicant's represcntation regarding maintenance requirements.
4. Effect upon the character ofthe area in which the proposed use is to
be located, including the scale and bulk ofthe proposed use in
relation to surrounding uses.
Staff believes the proposed false chimney chase, which will enclose the receiving
and bansmitting equipment, has been designed in a way to compliment the
existing Solar Vail building. The proposed chimney chase and whip antennas
should have little or no effect on surrounding properties ard uses.
The PEC has required signifioant upgrades to the property with each CUP
request. Staff feels that this is appropriate. Stafffeels that painting the west and
south facing sides of the entire building would improve the aesthetics of the site
in general. The applicant has agreed to repaint these two sides of the buildings
and this committnent has been listed at the end of the memo as a condition.
B. Findings
The Planning and Environmental Commission shall make the following findings before
eranting a conditional use permit:
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l. That the proposed location of the use in accord with the purposes of the
conditional use permit section of the zoning code and the purposes of the
district in which the site is located.
2. That the proposed location of the use and the conditions under which it
would be operated or maintained would not be derimental to the public
health, safety, or welfare or materially injurious to properties or
improvements in the vicinity.
3. That the proposed use would comply with each of the applicable
provisions of the conditional use permit section of the zoning code.
V. STAFFRECOMMENDATIONS
Staff recommends approval of the conditional use permit based on the criteria discussed above,
with the following conditions:
l. The height of the whip antennas shall be kept to the minimum height necessary
and shall be reduced in height ifpossible. The antennas shall be painted tan to
help them blend into the hillside beyond.
2. The applicant shall re-paint all exterior surfaces of both the west side and the
south side of the entire Solar Vait Building. The paint color shall match the
existing color.
3. The applicant shall oonskuct the false chimney chase using cedar siding painted
to match the rest of the building. The proposed chase will be himmed to match
the existing chase, shall be no larger than 5'x5x5', and shall have a chimney cap to
match that of the existing false chase,
Please note that, under Section 18.60.080 of the Town of Vail Zoning Code, the approvals shall
lapse if construction is not commenced within two years of the date of issuance and diligently
pursued to completion, or if the use for which the permit is granted is not commenced within
two vears.
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t'rrur' l4't copj.es tlf Llre follc-'wi.trg j.nfor:tnal:iort nttlsl: bt:
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Lr: nrake the ttse compallble wlth crLher properbios in ttre
vi clni t y.
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a. ReJ atlonshlp att<t lrnpact of Llre u$e oll deve-IopmetlL
ob.ier:Li-ves of Lhe Town,
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st'arn1recl, acl<lr:egsarl envelopes of the nilmes of owners of al I
propert.y ocljacent l-o tlre srrbJect prot)erLy INCLUDING PR(),2EltT'y
bEttirun Artp ACnCTSS STREITS, ancl a llst of names attd maj.lltrg
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eti'ongly srrgc;est'-ecl to <ieLermine 1.f any addltional lnformatlon l.s
neecleil . llo appllcatlon wllt hre accept,ed urtf ess l.t- complet-e (nrtrst
lnclurte al I 1t'.ems requlrecl by the zonlng adrnlrrlstrator) . Ib is
the appl.icanL's responsllrtllt.y to make an appolntment wlth the
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2105 Jackson , Golden, CO 80401
(303) 277-9090 . FAX (303) 277-9283
Town of VailOffice of Comeunity Developnent75 South Frontage Roadvail, co 81557
RE; gneqo.nn corp.'s Proposed vArL Teleconmunications racility;Conditional Use Pernit Applicationi Solar Vail Bullding;501 North Frontage Road Westt VaiL, CO
Our firm, Site Acquisition Services, Inc,('rSASIn), represents
onecomm corp. (rroneconnn). a wireless teleconmunications conpany,for real estate acguisition and land use matters related to tne-'establishnent of OneConm's Vail area facility. Through SASI,
OneComrn is subnitting the included Conditionit Use peimit ("CUp"1Application and support infornation, ttrat describes the proposed-
onecornq racility (rrracllity,,) in detail, to the Town of ilaii rorreview and comment and for-consideratiori by tbe Tosrnrs planning
and Environmental conmission.
oFECtmt coRP-
onecoru is one of the largest providers of specialized iloblreRadio ('sltrl" ) wireless comnunications servic-es in the unitedstates, measured by the population of its service area. oneeornnis_in the process of reptacing th€ sltR systen it owns and nanagesand.expanding its service areis in colorado by deploying aigitilnobile networks. The new, Enhanced sp€ciatlzla uirnire naaio("ES}|R|r) networks use digital technol-gry developed by Iotorora,IT9. ?hrough the appllcation of digitat technology ind nutti-site reuse of frequencies, Digitar Mobile Networki are expectedto provide OneConm with ESl.tR capacity of up to 15 tines ilscurrent sl.tR capaeity. oneconm's diqital , telecoqmunicationsservice capacity wirl be conparabli to 6r even greater than thatof a single, analog, cellulai carrier in a sinilar geographicregion.
OneCornm first-activated its digital networtc to provide cornrnercialservice to the general public itong the Front ninge of coloradoon ifune 30, 1994. The referenced, proposed Facility will be apart of OneComnrs f-ZO Corridor Xetwork and will provide ESIAservices to residents and visitors in the vair area, includingnost of the ski area.
oneComm's ESIIR services include an enhanced form of traditional ,analog-based cellular service, called digital cellular; digital
2-vtay radio, with both one-to-one and group cornnunications modesi
message paging, with nuneric or text capacity of up to 14ocharactersi voice roail with on screen notification of new
messages; and, soon, wireless data transmission without addingadditional hardware. What is really new and unique is that allof the listed services are provided by OneConm with a single,easy-to-use handset, the OneComm Unicator.
PROFOSBD OTf EClTfiiT TELECO}IIIT'}f ICATIOI{S FAC ILITY
GEIIERAL DESCRIPTIOil AilD ZO}IE DIS'IIRTCT REQUIREIIENTS
OneConm had identified the proposed Fasility Site, the Solar VailBuilding (rrSolar Vail"), as a location that offers a relatively-unigue opportunity fron which Oneconnrs wireless
telecommunications services can be provided to serve the vail
area without the need for a connunications tower, In the Fall,
L990, another cellular telecommunications services company, U S
IIEST NewVector Group, Inc. (rrNewVectorrr), secured a CUP from the
Town of Vail to install a l2-foot by 24-foot mechanical equipmentbuilding adjacent to the east end wall of Solar Vail and to place
antennas on the roof of the building. Sornewhat similarly,
subsequent to NewVectorrs initial installation, Cellular One was
approved to place an equipment buil.ding at the east end of the
Red Sandstone School , the building adjacent to Solar Vail towest, and to place antennas on the roof of the School. Duringthe Sunmer, L992, NewVectorrs CUP was nodified to allow theinstallation of additional antennas on the west end of Sotarvail. Those antennas were enclosed in a false rrchimneyrl
structure to nininize visual inpacts by naking the buildingaddition architecturally-cornpatible with the existing building.
Onecomm, s
approved
proposed Facility additlon is similar to the additionfor NewVector in L992. Specifically, onecgrur-_pEposegother--flalse rrchirnnevrr enclosure on the'roof of SolarVail and to anc'ul-ar
roof. The proposed Facility is dep on the included ExhibitB, Roof PIan and Elevations. Note that OneComm is not proposingto use an equipnent building as lras used by Newvector andCellular One. Rather, all of OneCommrs radio equiprnent, exceptthe antennas, would be contained within the [chimneyrr enclosureon the roof.
The Solar Vail property is zoned High Density Muttiple FanilyDistrict (f'HDMFT') according to the Officlal Zoning Map, Town ofVail (sheet 6). Chapter 18.20, Title l-8 of the Municipal Code ofVail, Colorado ('rZoning Titlerr) discusses the intent and purposeof the HDMF district and provides the related developnent
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guidelines and requirements. The objectives listed in the ZoningTitle for the HDMF zone district state that:rrThe high-density nultiple-farnily district is intended toprovide sites for rnultiple-farnily dwellings at densities toa rnaxinum of twenty-five dwelling units per acre, togetherwith such public and senipublic facilities and lodges,private recreation facilities and related visitor-oriented
uses as may appropriately be located in the sane district.
The high density nultiple family district is intended to
ensure adequate light, air, open space and other anenities
conmensurate with high density apartment, condominium andlodge uses, and to maintain the desirable residentj.al andresort qualities of the district by establishing appropriatesite developnent standards. Certain nonresidential usies arepermitted as conditional uses which relate to the nature ofVail as a winter and summer recreation and vacation
cornmunity, and where permitted are intended to blend
harrnoniously with the residential character of thedistrict.'l
OneConmts proposed Facility, tike NewVectorrs before it, is arrpublic utility and public service usen and is listed as aConditional Use in the HDMF zone district. OneConn believes itsproposed Facility conplies with the objectives of the zonedistrict.
With respect to zone district setback requirements, the Facilityis on the roof and wi}l not alter the existing setbacks.Relative to zone district height tiroits, the staff report for theinitial Newvector installation noted that the I'existing" buildingheight (to the roof top) was 34.8 feet. According to theapplication submitted on NewVectorrs behalf for the addition ofthe NewVector trchl-mneyrr on the weat end of So1ar Vail, that
'rchinneyn extends to a height of 4 feet above the perirneterparapet wa11, which would be to about 39.3 feet above theground/adjacent grade elevation. Based upon the Newvectorinformation, oneCommts proposed rrchimneyrr would extend to about39.8 feet above the groundr/adjacent grade elevation, Theadditional height of the OneComm Facility, approxinately 6 incheshigher than the Newvector trchimneytr, is required to contain allof OneComm's equipnent and elininate the need for an independent,
OneConm equipment building.
Continuing the comparison of the existing and proposed rrchimneyrl
facilities, Oneconm,s woul.d be s-feet high by S-feet wide by 5-feet long. Newvector,s was approved to be 3-feet, 3-inches wide(projected out from the face of the buitdlng) by 5-feet wide(paralleJ- to the face of the building) by about 4-feet, 6-incheshigh (frorn the roof surface.)
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PROPOSED ONECOTII{ TET.|1COIIIIT'T|ICATIO}fS FACILTTY
OPERATIOIIAL CTTARACIIERISTICS ATID IIA:ETERS FOR CT'P @TISTDERATIOIT
OneConm's proposed Facility will be connected to electrical power
and telephone services available at Solar Vail. No offsiteutility irnprovernents or extensions are anticipated to be requiredto serve the Facility. Once the Facility is in normal operationthere will typically be only 2, ot less, OneComm-related
nai.ntenance, passenger vehicles per month visiting the Facility.
The Facility will be nonj.tored rernotely for any disruptions inservice that could occur due to any equipnent failure oraccident.
The Facility will not be rnanned and, therefore, there is no needfor water or sanitary sewer services. The Facility will have noinpact on air or water quality and will generate no significant
noise.
The CUP application requests that the appl.icant address severalinterest areas and consider certain matters relative to theproposed Facility. The forn of the interest areas has been
changed to guestions to inprove their clarity for our response.
1. Ithat is the proposed use's retationship to and rhat will beits i4nct upon the Twn's develo;nent objectives?
The Town of Vail enacted the Zoning Title for the purpose ofpromoting the health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the
Town, and to promote the coordination and harmonious developmentof the Town in a manner that will conserve and enhance itsnatural environment and its established character as a resort andresidential community of high quality. The resolutions containedin the Zoning Title were prouulgated to achieve the following
more specific purposes:
1. To provide for adequate light, air, sanitation,
drainage and public facilities,'
2. To secure safety from fire, panic, flood, avalanche.
accumulation of snow, and other dangerous conditions;
3. To promote safe and efficient pedestrian and vehiculartraffic cLrculation and to lessen congestion in thestreetsi
4. To promote adequate and appropriately located off-streetparking and loading facilities;
To conserve and naintain establistred conmunity qualities
and economic values;
5.
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6. To ensourage a harmonious, convenient, workablerelationship arnong land uses, consistent with rnunicipal
developrnent objectives i
7. To prevent excessive population densities and
overcrowding of the land with structures;
8. To safeguard and enhance the appearance of the Towni
9. To conserve and protect wildlife, streams, woods,hillsides, and other desirable natural featuresi
10. To assure adequate open space, recreation opportunities,
and other amenities and facilities conducive to desiredliving quartersi
11, To otherwj.se provide for the growth of an orderly andviable comnunity.
The proposed Facility will expand the provision of enhanced
telecornrnunications services to Vailrs residents and visitors. Inaddition to serving the day-to-day teleconmunications needs ofnillions of people, wireless communications services filI acritical, life-saving need during natural disasters andenergencies, Many health, safety and public agencies have
enhanced their response capability by using wireless services.
The applicant believes that the proposed Facility's services will
improve the quality of life for Vail,s residents and visitors,help vail to achieve its developnent objectives, and will not
have a significant, detrirnental irnpact on the Vail area.
2. lfhat will be tlre effect of the use ulx)n light and air,distribution of population, transportation facilities, utilities,schools, parlrs and other recreation facilities, and other pulrlicfacilities and pulrlic facilities needs?
Once constructed, tlre Facility will be unmanned and, therefore,there is no need for water or sanitary sewer facilities.Electric and landline telephone services are required andavailable at Solar Vail. The applicant states that the racilitywill have no impact on air or water quality and will not generateintrusive noise. The Facility will not be lighted.
3. tithat sill be the effect of the use upon traffic, wittr
lnrticular reference to congestion, autonotive and pedestrian
safety and convenience, traffic flory and control, access,raneuverability, and reloval of snow fror streets and lnrkingareas?
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COHHIT}IENT I ior**tr8\ztrrril
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ffiJSIICEItrX{EN PA L9428
l - Effectirrc llate: Septanber ZL, L994 ab 7:ffi Al'I Order rb. 308409 -C
PL/q
2. |ILTA Ogrsrs Fo1tcy
nupseO Irrgured:
10 BE DEIEFMINED
Exhibit
3. Al.T[ roan Fottctes
hryoeed Insnrred:
Dmr.urt: $
Plqnsed lrsrrred:rnqart: $
4. lbe cstatr € lrrtergat tn lfia Isrd desrthed cr r.eferred to in tlr.ie (bud@rt and
covered teein is:
FEE SIT"PT.E
OnrErrs PrErnl-wl! $
Lerderre Prerni.r.nr: $
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Add'l Ctrarges: $
Tax GrtificaG: $
ffiorsutent Ctg: S
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lltIBIJ ClDRfs: $ l.98.OO
TIMR TIT'LE I}ISI'RA}CE GMPA}W
C)rst@ nefemre FAESSTER
ArErrt ! S
fsoed !y:nagle Ootmt!, Title Ch4r*rraticn
953 S. Fl.cn{6ge Road, #1OO
vArL co 81,657
FAX (3O3) 476,-6426
(3O3) 476-648 rErwer 572-L49O
and title tlseto is at tl€ effegtllre daE temof veeted in:
FAESSTER REALIY OO4PAI'IY, a Ooloratu corpor"atior
'cli-lii-i '-l"llI l. .'. lllt ltl | :l-l! l:1 95:fI l'-'|-l -l'l--l 'rl
COMMIT!.IENT
SCHEIITLE B Orrler'rftr- 3O84O9 -C
Slectto I
FTIITNEMENMi
.IHE Tt'IJI*r!G TNE T'|E NEQUINE@|IfI TO EE U}IF[,.IEN WTllT:
Itsn (a) FalilEnL to or for the ffirrt of tle g,rartors or nDrt4|Egus of t}e firllq|sideraticn for tle estate c ln@est to be hstrred.
Iten (b) ProIFr insbrrrEnt(s) oleatirry ttp es-tate or interest tr he irrgrrred rujst he
exec:rted arxl &rly filed for rec@d, to wi.t:
Itrn (c) PaylrcDt of all taxes, c}nrges or assessren6, fe\rled srl aespssed against tfe
subJect prfftises dridr are fte ard pn1abl.e.
It6tl (d) Additional rertrulrrenents, if any, djsclo€ed belcr.r:
1. Release b1' the R'blic lkustee of Eegle Aor-rrty of tle Deed of Tru.st frsn
rcEERT 1.- I.AZIES arrl DIANE J- IAZIER fc lIe us of MU.}8IA SAI/ITG, a
Federa-l SarrlJ€s ild Lmn asslatlcn, tD w-re $480,CUO.00, dated Jure 30,
1986. ard remrded July 12, 1986, ln E€k 445 at Page 452-
2. [tsed frcrn FAESIjIEF, REALIY miFAl.lY, a Colsrato corlnraticrr trJ A 4tYm [O EE
DHIEFMINED.
l{JfE: I}:ly execubd real prcperty tansfer Cbclaratisr, eBecuted try eitfErtte Gterrtor or Grantee, to arorpaqy ttre Deed nentlcred abore, prrrsuant tnArtic.le 14 of llor.tse BilL r.b- 1288 - CnA 39-14-102.
3. E\riderre sattsfactory to tle Corea5r on its cluly autlnri.€ri €errt liat ttp"rea} estate transfer tax" fuposed tD' Orrdfnarre l.b. 26, g:eries of 1979, oftle Thrnlrr of Vail, Cofotrado has been f,afd, arr3 tlnt ttE llen inqEsed bySectiwr 11. tlereof, tras been ful.Iy satisfJ-ed,
A CEIiTIFICA'IE OF TA)(ES TXJE IJSTII.IS EACH TAXT}G JT,JRI.SDICTISI SITALI-T BB OtsI'TAINFT
FRO{ IHE mrNTY TRF.I$IRER ffi ME CIIIJNIY IREA$.TRER'S AIITllfftIZED AGENI FtFSIIANI
'lO 1983 C.R.S., 39-1-102 (14.5) AT A OIAFGE O!- $1O.OO EAtrr re TrtE OJSIrI\GR.
IIIE GI\4PAI..TY RESERVES TTIE RTGXM XO Mu.ur A}I ADDITIOI{{L SEARO{ oF T1IE REcrRns
IN 1TIE OFFICE OF THE CT,ERK AND RffiDB FUR, EAGT,E Cn.'NTY, COI4RAIn FOR
fl,MI4EI\TT IJEI€, TAX IJEI,IS ffi OTTIEIi SIMIIAR ffi DISSIMIIaR I}ryof,IJhTI'ARY MATIERS
AI.FEI--II}E TI{E EANIEE ffi GRAIVIES, A}.ID 10 I\GKE S[.,CI ATDTTI0N\IAL R4UIREMENIS
AS IT DEEI'6 NEI]ESISARY, AfIER THE IDENIITY OF IITE GRANTEE CR GRANIECS TIAS EEEN
DISff.GED 1() TTIE ffiVIPAM.
(Corrtirrued)
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I\D:IE| TRIS trIfiIIMEIIT IS ISS1JED I.,PoN tHE ExpREss AInEEUENT AND I$[)ERS.I'AI'IDII.I;
1IIA1' TIIE APPIICABLE PREMII}G;, GTAFG,ESI AND FMS| S.I{AI,L EE FAIT' Eff TT{E .E.PPLICANTIF TIIE APFLICA}IT AI.{D/M ITS DESIG{EE ffi TUIIINEE CIfFES| TIIE IRAI,ISA TIoI{
@'IIEMPTATED EY cn oIHm$IIsE RELTES tJFCr\r rHE mvMrTttENr, ALL rN AmaDAltcEwlTll 'IIiE RUI,ES Al'lD SCHEIIJLES OF RAIES O.r FILE WITII If{E cDInRAm DEPAI|IHENI OF
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nE mfig cr grltcies to be iseried will contain etq.El'tfcrrs b the follauing matbe!:srnlerss rlE +-'n ane disPosed .'f to tIE satisfac{tcrt "i th" crrq'rr},,:
1. Rlglrts or clalrns of parties irr posse$siql rrct stn^rn b!, tlE Fnrbll.c re<nrds.
2' Easgrents or clairns of eesererrtg, rpt Stsdn rry tl* trub'J-* res:rds.
3' Diweparsies, glfricts in bcundary lirEs, gh*tas" in area, encrcadnerrts. arrdany facts .ott{afr. a cr:r€ct strrrrq, arO ot-U= prenies rq-,rrlcl dlsctose ardwhich are rrrt stsrr by tte 6rrbfic remrds.
4' Arry llen, or rJ.ght to a lien for;sefirics, labor or matErial heretrrfore tyr hereafterfurrLished. iryoeeo hy laor ild rqE sh:ern ti trre glrniic r:emrds.
5- IEfects, llqts, , ad1g5s c.taing c otfer rrtt€rs, tf ant/, creaH,flrst appgrlrtg fn tfe prbllc reords or agtact isg ",rt*q.rorc b tJE eff*ti\rB datebereof , lut prlor to t}E date tl€ prqo€ed fuJsured 6qur-Tes of remrd for \rarrte ttees'tate or lnterest tr nDrtgage ttElw) covered b:r ttrie CcftinltnErt.
6' Tanes or special essessrErrt6 whtcrr are rpt sts,m as oristirg uers by tte pnrblicremrds.
7' rnarldititrt, ttre<rmerrs-poltrywi-1I tesubiectbtl€rrnrtsaqe, Lf any, rpbedu-de,rSesrior 1 of Sffirlle n trermfl
8' Rigtrt of tle erqrieton of a vein or rode b errtr:act ard rgrp\re hls orE tlrexefrsn,etntld tlre sarte. t IgTd to perntbate sr interect tle prenJ.ses tg€g5, grEnbd, 6sreservst h Urdred states htent remaded ruay z, tgoi., i" sod( 4B-a; fo;; 5o3, arxjre-rffirded July 15, 1939 jrr Bod{ 123 at ragA eiZ.
9' Right of wav fm ditc*€s or carnls crrrshlpted by the auunriry of tte ftdt€dstatee, as lesl3 ed ln lxdtect states patent r,ecuroea t{Ery z, 1gO4, in BcrJ< 48 atPaEe 503, arrd re-rearded .r'ry 15, L939 tn Bod< :r23 at @e 617.
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CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
TOT{N OF VAIL
ADiIACENT PROPERTY OWNERS
SOI,AR VAIL CONDOI.TINIT'!,TS
Project Site: 501 North Frontage Road West, Vail, Colorado
West: Assessor's Parce1 No. (APN) 2101.-063-02-013
Towrt of Vail
75 South Frontage Road WestVail, Colorado 8L657
Lessor,/Use: Eagle County School District RE 50 J
(Red Sandstone Elementary School)
Eagle, Colorado 81631
North: APN 2101-063-02-004
Town of VaiI
75 South Frontage Road WestVail, Colorado S1657
. Use: Vacant
East: APN 2101-064-00-002
Town of Vail
75 South Frontage Road WestVail, Colorado 81657
Use! Vacant
South: North Frontage Road and Interstate 70
State of Colorado
Use: Roadway/Freeway
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THIS ITEM MAY EFFECT YOUR PBOPERTY
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning and Environmental Commission of the Town of
Vail will hold a public hearing in accordance with Section 18.66.060 of the Municipal Code of the
Town of Vail on August 28, 1995, at 2:00 P.M. in the Town of Vail Municipal Building. In
consideration of:
t Faesster Reattycompany- conditionat use permit.I ' 501 North Frontage Road WesVPart of Lot 8, Block 2, Vail Potato Patch.
Applicant Larry Storms of SASI, representing Faessler Realty CompanyPlanner: Randy Stouder
2. A request for a major SDD amendment, located at the Vail Athletic Club/ 352 East
Meadow Drive and more specifically described as follows:
A parcel ot lend iaTraa B, Vail Mllage Firsl ming, Torm ot Vail, Eagl€ County, Colorado, commencing al lhe
. Nstheast oomer of said Tract B; thence N 7S46'00' W along the Norlherly line ol Vatr Mlhge, First Filing, and
along the Nonherly tine ol said Tracr B 622.86 feet: thence S 06'2652' W a dislance of 348.83 feel lo the
Soulhwest comer ol thar parc€l ol land desoribed in Book 'l91 al Pag€ 1 39 as reoorded January 1 0, 1 956 8nd fled
in Fleception No. 102978 in the Eagle County Fecords, said comer also being th€ True Poinl of B€ginning:lhenco
S 79'04O8' E and along ihe Southedy tine cf said parcbl 2C0.00 f€€l lo lh€ Soulhsarl corner thersot; lhence N
e"52O0' E and along rhe Nonherly line of that parcel ol land described in Pf,ok 222 alPage 51 3 as recoded in
1971 in the Eagle Courny Records, a dislance of 66.78 feei lo the Northeaslerly comer of said patcel of land; said
corner being on the Wesi€rly right-of-way line ol Gore Creek Foad, as platted in Vail Village, Fitth Filing; thenoe N
21"13'37'W a distat'ra ol77.37 teet ajong said Westerly right-ot-way line ot Gore Greek Roed;'thence N
89"29'22" Wa distance of 12.80 feet to the Northeaslerly comer ot lhal parc€l ol land descdbed in Book 191,
Page 139 as recorded January 10, 1966 and filed in Reception No. 102978 in lhe Eagle Counly Reoordsi fienco
Norlhwesterly 26.51 feel along lh€ arc of a 37.50 feEt radius curve lo the lett having a cenlral angle of 40'3080"
whose chord bears N 53'a0'00' W a distance ot 25.96 leet to a point ot lsngency; lhence N 73'55'00" W and
dong said tangsnt 166.44 teel: thence N 85"10?1" W a distanc€ ol 50.40 fe€l10 rhe Northwgslody comer of the
lvlor.rntain Haus Parcel: thenc€ S 02"1800'W and along lh€ eastedy line ol said Mountain Haus Parcel a dislance
ot 100.00 feet to the Southeasterly comer thereof; thence S 45'1353' E a distance ol 38.70 feel lo lhe Tru€ Poinl
ol Beginning, conlaining 30,486 square ,eet, more or less.
Applicant: JWT 1987 Vail Limited Partnership, (d/b/a Vail Athletic Club), represented
by Stan Cope and Michael BarclayPlanner: Mike Mollica
3. . A request for a minor SDD Amendment to Special Development District #21 lo allow for
an interior remodel to Gateway Condominium Unit #5, 12 Vail Road/Lot N, Block 5D, Vail
Village 1st Filing.
Applicant: KarlKehrmanPlanner: George Ruther
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