HomeMy WebLinkAboutUnit 6 - 1991-1994, PRJ99-0024TOWN OF VAIL
75 S. FROI{TAGE ROADVAIL, CO 8L657
97 0 -479 -2A38
Clean-up D
approved
amount
date
Description:NEW SFR
Occupancy
Dwellings
DweUings
Privat,e Garages
TYpe
Zone 1 V-N
Zone 1 V-N Basement
Zone 1 V-N
1_, s60
948
499
3, 007
T0EaI calculated F.eE--->
Addit.ional Fees---- --->
ToEal Pcrnii Fee-------->
Palment!-------
BALINCE DI]E--.-
Units: 001
Valuat,ion
L27,L40.0O
L6,779.60
LO,628.70
L54,548.30
r_54,548.30
500, 000 . 000
*of wood/Pal.1et:
Totsa1 Valuation:
Town of Vail Adjusted ValuaEion:
*Of cas A*rl,ianc€s: 2 #of caa Logs:
Building----->
Plan Check- - - >
InrreetigaCion>
will call---->
2, 740 . Oo
.00
3,00
.oo
400.00
't82.40
750.00
6 ,426 .40
6 ,42€ .4O
,00
6,426 -40
6 ,426 -40
. o0
Rescrrarartt Plan Rcvield-- >
DF.B Fee----- ---
Recreat.ion Fee-- ----- -- ->
CLean-I4' Deposit.- - -- - - - ->
TOV/Comm. DevTo."' Ifil3":+Ti;"HT"fin"i"#E?r3il"9*srr* Ar ALL rrM*s
t Refund NEW (sFR,P/s,DUP) PERMTT
Address:tion. . . :Parcel No..:Project No.:
OVINER FOWLER .fAI4ES & SHARON
1903 BON PORT BrJ\rD, puEBr.o, CO. 91001
COMTRAETOR BRUSH EREEK BUIIJDERS, INC.P.O. BOX 841_, EAGLE, eO 81531APPLICAIiIT BRUSH CREEK BUTLDERS, ]NC.
Number of DwellingFactor Sq. FeeE
81.50
L7 .70
21.30
subtotal:Table Date: 05/L7/1,996
FireFlace Infor6et'ion: Rest'rictcd: y
FEE SUI,SIARY
ILem: 05100 BUILDING DEPARTI"IEI\T DepE: BUILDING Divisj_on:
O7/L2/L999 KATITY Action: NOTE Routed Lo Charlie08/24/1999 CHARLIE Act.ion: .AppR see corrections list
IEem: 05400 PITANNING DEPARTMENIr Dept: PIANNING Division:
07/L2/1999 KATHY Action: NOTE Rout,ed to allison
Oe/20/1-999 AOCHS Acrion: AppRItem: 05600 FTRE DEPARTMEIfiT Dept.: FTRE Division:07/L2/L999 KATITY Act,ion: AppR N/AIt,em: 05500 PUBLIC WORKS Dept: PIJB WORK Division:
O7/L2/L999 KATHY Action: NOtrE Rout.ed to Leonard,/Tom
O8/24/L999 JFJjt Action: AppR per 1eonard.rLem: 05550 ENGTNEERTNG Dept: ENGINEER Division:
O7/L2/L999 KATITy Action: NOTE Rout,ed to Tom,/Leonard
08/24/]-999 JwI Acrion: AppR see pw
See Page 2 of Ehis Document for any conditions thats may apply to this permit,.
Permit #: 899-0177
1850 S FROI{TAGE RD WEST SIaEus...: ISSUED
1850 s fronEage rd (alpinApplied-.: 07/09/!99921-03-L23-26-009 Issued-..: 09/30/1999PR,J99-0024 Expires..: O3/Ze/2o00
Phone: 7L9-545-220L
Phone: 970-328 -7L63
DECLARATIONS
r hereby acknoi'Ledge chat r hawc read this applicatj.on, fill€d out in futl che inforuation required, conpleBed an accurat.e ptot
plan, and state that all rhe inforeaeion provided as rcquired is correct. r aglee to comFly r.ith tshe i.ofo!.bation and prot ptan,
co coDply nich alL Toran otdinances and Egate 1aw6, and to build !.his structure accordinq to ehe Tosn, s zoning and Bubdj-vision
codes, design review approved, uniform Buirding code alrct oEh.r ordinances of hhe apFlicable thereto.
REQUESTS FoR rNsPEcrloNs SHALL BE MADE riElt1y-FouR HouRS rN ADVANCE By rEr,EpxoNE AT OUR OFFICE PROM g:00 AM 5:oo pU
Send Clcan-Up Deposit- To: {i€'€'dahr}c.+b €e
B'<'usl HEe/(
Og OT|NER OR CONTRACTOR FOR HIMSELF AIID OM{ER
PAGE 2****************************************:t***************************************
Permit #: 899-01-77
COIID]TTONS OF APPROVAL
as of 09/30/99********************************************************************************StsaLus: fSSUED
Applied: o7 /09/]-999Issued: 09 /30 /1-999
Permit T\pe: NEw (SFR,p,/S,DIlp) PERMIT.Applicant: FOWT-,ER ,JAMES & SHARONilob .Address: 1850 S FROri[rAGE RD wEsTLocation: 1850 s front.age rd (alpine th #6)ParceL No: 2103 -123-26-009
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CONDITIONS
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1.. THIS PROJECT WILL REQUIRED A SITE IMPROVEMENT SITRVEY. SUCH
SURVEY SHALL BE SUBMITTED AND APPROVED PRIOR TO REQI]EST FORA FRAME INSPESIION.
2 . ATTIC SPACES SIATL IIAVE A GILING I{EIGHT OF 5 FEET OR LESS,
AS MEASI'RED FROM TIIE TOP SIDE OF THE STRUC'ITJRAL MEMBERS OF
TIIE FLOOR TO TT{E I]NDERSIDE OF THE STRUSIURAL MEMEBERS OF THE
ROOF DIRECTLY ABOVE.
3. A FOIJNDATTON rLC rS REQUIRED
TOIUI OF VArL, COLOnIDO
Slat.eunt Nrrtnblr I REC-O559 AnounE:
9a)r[e!rt ]fcthod: CK Nogaeion:
RepiinE.d: o9/zo/99 13:41 sEaEeanc
6,426.40 09lto/99 J,3 t2r
6850/BRUSH CREER rnit: ,I[
Panlc No:
Parccl No:
slt. Addr;Es :
Loc.tiotl:
lYrid Palrllelrt.
?otaL F.€B:
5,426.40 Togal .DLtr Ptlre:
899.01?7 T:4'e. B-BUIIJD NEN (SFR, P/s, DI'?) PE
2103 - 123 -26-O09
1.850 S FRSTTAGE RD WSST
18gO . fr.ontag6 rd (alpin. rh 1.5)
Balance:
6, 426:40
5,426.40
.o0
* t t a tt tt* *i* r* *i + * * * * * a * r* i* * r+ r * r * *i
Account Codo
BP 00100003111100
DR 0010000311,2200
PF OO100003112300
AD D2.DBPO8
DeecripEion
BUILDINc PERMTT FEES
DESIOI REVIEW FEES
PI,AN CHECK FEBS
SIEANUP DEPOSITS
Atlount
2 t't40.0O
400. 00
1,781.00
?50.00
7S2.aO
3. O0
Rp 1L1000031.12700 RECREATIOIT PEEA
lrc 00100003112800 WILL CALL IllgpgerloN pBE
PRIDARED s/22/O0, 10!st!33 DEPOSIA REFttlD RBP@.I-IIPDAIE PlgB I
PROGRI I k415u
Tovll ol vril
CU$T-TD CUSTO ER ftl||! fi?E
cBlRoE DEFO9IT DEpOgrr-AD.r .lDJUft$tEtT LtilEn-RMttD@DB DIACRII'TIOF At-DAlt .aJ-DITB ltlOI,II TOIIDT ltb{tFT tltotl|A
1659 899-0177 BAUSH CREEf, BlrlljttlRt D2
DBPOE DIPOSIT
IUAAIJ FOR CI,gIOI'ER TSPB: D2
9/70/99 e/22/00 7s0.00 ?s0.00 750.00-.o0
750. O0 750.00 750.00-.oo
GRLlfD TTO4AL: 75O.Oo ?5O.OO 750.00-
DEPOSIT @I'NI: 1 a
C/L BArcrt CREATED t BlTCtt- o22{ s 2ooolos USERID-i'POPECK AP HEID coIJNT-1. OO AMOI'NT-750. 0o
TowN oF vArOoNsrRUcroN pERrur nilrcATroN FoRM
INFORMATION MUST BE COMPLETE OR THE A}PLICATION WILL BE REJECTEI)
r"onu-., F6urlgr^ {2e.<loepaQ robAdd.e.s: AlojN; 0-,0gU /fod
Buildin&k)Plumbing ( )Electrical ( ;Mechanical ( )
Contac:t the Eagle County Asspssors Qffrce at 970-328-9640 for parcel #Parcel#_|lO'] {l-'} lL 0o(-\ Bq- Ol1-1
n^r- + lr; lq qua.E. r rr\rl t , Pefmit #-''"t- It - =**o'ntaqe
LegalDescripion: l-gt-/A-_Btock- ao"* f,J- SuMivision
*n ,, *r ., G.-J[.ql =n'* oo**, lq o: go^i Prnd TJlr/
Architect: C p. (
\
Additional ( )Repair ( )Other ( )
Number of Accommodation Units:o
r PPEqq- enzA
Description of Job:
Adtlress: ltXC
VALUATIONS
ELECTRICAL: $
MECTIAMCAL $
tGasLogs_l_ Wood/Pellet
OTFIER: $
TOTAL $
Phone #
Addrcss:
Phone #
Address:
Phonc #
Address:
Phone #
FOR OFFICE USE
Date Receiveci
JUL O J 1gg9
BUILDING:
SIGNATURE:
ZONING:
olle J
Phon #lll_515_2ao )
rn" ,u Ll?6 - 6i1)
5trE-
Alteruion ( )Work Class: Ne* \
Number of Dwelling Units:
Number utd Type of Fireplaces: Gas Appliances
BUILDING:
PLIJMBING
CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
Generar contra*or, [JooA.\", , tt** ^r**.:Pf , O*. ?? ? q U oil
Town of Vail Registration No.
Electrical Contractor, T. B. b'
Town of Vail Registration No.
Plumbins Contractor, f. B-0.
Town of VaiI Registration No.
Mech anical Contractor:
Town of Vail Rcgistration No.
g10tJ t
148- A
CLEAN UP DEPOSIT REFUND TO:
SIGNATURE:
o
DEVELTOWN OF VAII., DEPARII,TEII| OF COMMUNTTY75 S. FRONTAGE ROADvArL, co 81657
970-479-2r38
NOTE: THrS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON
PLI]MBING PERMIT
JOb -A,ddrCSS: 1850 S FROIiTTAGE RD WESTLocat.ion...: 1850 S FRONTAGE RD WEST
Parcel No. . : 21-03-123 -26-009Project No. : PRJ99-0024
OPMENT
JOBSITE AT A],L TIMES
Permi-t #: P99-0154
SEatus. .
Applied.
lssued..
Extrlires.
ISSUED
L2/07 /L999L2/08/tgee
06 / os /2000
APPLTCA] T
CONTRAgIOR
OIIINER
FRAI{|Z MECHANICAL
P.O. BOX 66, GYPSUM, CO. 81637
FRA}TTZ MECHANICAL
P.O- BOX 65, GYPSW, CO. 81537
FOWLER JAMES & SHARON
]-903 BON PORT BLVD, PTIEBLO, CO
Phone: 970-390-3105
Phone: 970-390-3105
Phone:. 7t9-545-220L
81001
Valuation:18, 000 .00Description: PLUMBTNG FoR NSFR
FEE SUMMARY
Plul!.bing----- >
Plan chaek--- >
Investigation>
will call--- >
Reet'uarant Plrn Review- - >Total CalcuLaeed Fee€- - - >
Additsional FeeB--------->
Total Pert!.it Pee
Pa].ment.-------
67.50
.00
3.00
340-50
340-50
. oo
340.50
BAI,ANCE DUE-'-.
ITE.M: O51OO BUILDING DEPARTMENT DEPI: BU]LDING DiViSiON:L2/07/L999 'JRM ACTiON: APPR APPROVED ,]RM-IECM: O55OO FIRE DEPARTMEII"T DEPts: FIRE DiViSiON:a2/07/1"999 JRM Actsion: APpR N,/A
CONDITION OF APPROVAI-,
r_. FrELD TNSPECTIONS ARE REQUIFCD TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPr,IAI{CE.
DECLARATIONS
I hereby ackno*ledge Ehat I have rcad thi€ appficati.on, filled out' in full the infotlBat,r.on requlred, completed an accurate ploc
p;an, and stabe chat. all the infonnation provided ae required i3 corx€c!. I agree to comply with t'he infoatation and plot plan,
Eo conpl,y eith aLl Toen ordinances and et.ace 1a$6, and to build Ehis structurc according co t,he Tonn's zoning and Eubdivision
codes, deeign review approved, Uniform Building code and other oldinances of the town applicable
REQUESTS FOR TNSPECTIONS SHAI.L BE I4ADE TWENTY-FOUR HOT'RS XN ADINNCE BY FROM 8:00 AM 5:00 PM
SIGNATIAE OF OWNER OR HIMSELF AND OWNER
******..r***.1***rtir.*rrr,,,,r,
TOIII OF VAT'J. COIJORADO EtaEeunt
*t tttt**aai *r*r r r ** * * r+t*J r** f r*.a ** +* *r** * *a i il** +** 1r.+ it r * * *r*r t
scrEiErt Nrebe! ! R8C-0597 Anouht': 340.50 12rlo8/99 15:30
PaynenC [ethod 3 2545 Noration: FRI|NrZ MSCHANTCA Inlrr l]lr
Per.uit tfo,
Palcel No!
8it6 -lddreEa !
LocrEion:
lhlg Pqnrt
P99-ot54 tlFe: B-PLltS PLUMBllfe PERI'IT
2LO3-723 -26-009
1A5O S FRONITIGE RD 9IE{IT
1850 g FRONTICE RD T{EgT
Tocal FeeB! 340. SO
340.50 Total ILIJ PBtsa: !{0.50
' Balanc€ ! .00
*:lt*ttt*tattrr*t
lccouac code
PP 00100003rr.12 00
PP O01000(l!1123 00
wc 001,o00031,1,2I0o
D.scripciorr
PIJI'IIBING PERMIT FEES
PI|Alf CHECK FEES
WIIJL CA!I' INSPBFION FEE
ArcunC
270.00
67 .50
TowN oF vArrtoNsrRucroN pERM,t o{rcATroN FoRM
INFORMATION MUST BE COMPLETE OR TflE APPLICATION WILL BE REJECTEII
agle County Assessots O/?ice aL970-328-8640for Parcel #73.- 11?-&_=@7' ,.*,n891 - ol'1'1
louName:6tr,rfeF- Ra5, JobAddress:
Plumbing 6/ Electricat ( )
Architect:
Contact the
Parcel #
Date: /
Building ( )
Legal Description: Lot
Owners Name:
Mechanical ( )
Subdivision
Other ( )
Address:Phone#
Description of Job:
Additional ( )
5 WoodlPellet
Repair ( )Other (
Number of Accommodation Units:
Gas Logs
VALUATIONS
ELECTRICAL: $
MECIIAMCAL $
CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
Address:
OTHER: $
TOTAL $
Phone #
Address:
Phone #
TownofVailRegrstrarionNo. ,---,//J pnon"* ?1O - 3n0- 31C€- "
Mechanical Contractor, / 24-P Address:
Town of Vail Registration No.
FOR OFFICE USE
BUILDING:
SIGNATURE:
ZONING:
SIGNATURE:
CLEAN UP DEPOSIT REFUND TO:
3P
Date Receiver
Work Class: New (r,/
Number of Dwelling Units:
Number and Type of Fireplaces:Gas Applianccs
BUILDING: $PLUMBINGq4c@_
General Contrector:
Town of Vail Registrarion No.
Electrical Contractor:
Town of Vail Registratron No.
Plumbins Contractor:
Alteration ( )
I
nFn 07 figq
TOWN OF VAIL
75 S. FROIITAGE ROADvArL, co 8L557
970-479-2L38
ilob Address...:L,ocation.,....:
Parcel No.....:
Project. Number:
DEPARTITEI{:T OF COMMI]NTTY DEVEI.OPMETiIT
NOTE: THIS PERMTT MUST BE POSIED ON JOBSITE AT AIJIJ TIMES
Permit #: M99-0173MECI{ANICAL PERMIT
1850 S FROIiITAGE RD WEST
1850 S FROMTAGE RD
2]-03-L23-26 -009
PRJ99-0024
sEatus-..: IsstED
Applied. .. L2/t6/t999
Iesued. . . :
Ercpires. . ;
APPLICAI T FRANTZ MECHANICAL
P.O. BOX 66, GYPSIM, CO. 81637
COI\ITRAETOR FR.,ANTZ MECHANICAL
P.O. BOX 66, GYPSI'M, CO. 81637OWNER FOI{LER iIAMES & SHARON
1903 BON PORT BIJVD, PUEBLO, CO.
Descript.ion:
MECrr POR NEW HEAT/HOT WATER SYSTEM
Fileplace Inf omttion: Re6tricted: Y *of €a6 Alrpliancee:
Phone:
Phone:
Phone:
81001
Valuat.ion:
llof oe6 Log6:
970 -390 -3105
970-390-3105
7L9-545-220L
14, 000 . 00
*of t{ood/Pallet:
Mechanical--->
Plad check- - - >
I nvc B! igats 1on >
will call---->
280 .00
70 .00
.00
,00
353 .00
353 .00
.00
353 .00
353 .003.O0
Reetualartt Plan R6vier- ->
DRB Fee-'------
Totsal Calcul,ated feea--->
Addi.tsional FeeE---- - -- -->
TotsaI PermlC Fe6-------->
Payuenle-------
Item: .05100 BUILDING DEPARTMETiIT Dept: BUILDING Division:L2/L6/L999 KATIIY AcEion: NO:TE ROIITED TO iTR:L2/22/L999 JRM Act.ion: APPR approvedILbM: O55OO FIRE DEPARTMENT DEDT: FIRE DiViSiON:l2/L6/L999 KATITY AcLion: APPR N/A
CONDITION OF A.PPROVAI,
1.2.
3.
4-
5.
6-
7.
8.
FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REOU]RED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIAITCE.cot[BusTroN ArR rs REoUTRED pER sEe. 701 oF TIIE 1997 tMC, ORsEqrroN 701 0F TrrE 1997 rMC.INSTALI,ATION MUST CONFORM TO MANI'FAqfl'RES INSTRUqfIONS ANDTO CHAPTER ].0 OF THE 1997 I]MC, CHAPTER 10 OF THE 1997 TMC.
GAS APPLIAIiICES SHALL BE VEIfTED ACCORDING TO CHAPTER 8 A}iID
SHAI,L TERMIIiIATE AS SPECIFIED IN SEC.8O5 OF TIIE 1997 t'MC, OR
GAS APPLIAIiICES SHALL BE VEIiITED ACCORDING TO CHAPTER 8 A}iID
SHAI,L TERMIIiIATE AS SPECIFIED IN SEC.8O5 OF TIIE 1997 t'MC, OR
CHAPTER 8 OF TI{E 1997 IMC.
ACCESS TO HEATING EOUIPMENT MUST COMPLY WITH CHAPTER 3 AIID
SEC.1O17 OF TI{E 1997 I]MC AND CHAPTER 3 OF TITE 1997 IMC.
BOILERS SHAIJIJ BE MOTDTTED ON FLOORS OF NONCOII,IBUSTIBLE CONST.
UNLESS I-,ISTED FOR MOIJMTING ON COMBUSTIBLE FLOORING.
PERMIT,PIJANS AND EODE AI\IALYSIS MIUST BE POSTED IN MECIIAIVICAI,
ROOM PRIOR TO AN INSPECTION REOI'EST.
DRAINAGB OF MECHAT.IICAI-, ROOMS CONTAINING IIEATING OR IIOT-WATER
SIJPPI,Y BOILERS SHAI-,L BE EOUIPPED WITII A FLOOR DRAIN PER SEC.
LO22 0E THE 1997 IIMC, OR sEcrrON 1004.5 0F THE 1997 rMC.
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DECITANATIOT{S
I btr6y aolnorlcdgr thre I have rrrd UtlE rppllcrflon, ftu.d out ln !u1l bh. lnfotnEllon rrquir.d, coqll.!.d ]r .csu!!!. p1otspI&, rld atata thrt all tha lnfoorueEiotl prqntatad sa rrgulrad ir coar€ct. t agtcc to cEqrfy dtn Ghe Lnform.tl@ ]rd tnog plBr
to o€qrly rlEb rll Totn oldinrtlc.. |nd rtatr lrir, atrd to build thiF guructuro rccordl,ng !o ths TovB'r lonlng and cubdlvlrlon
cod.r. d.algn nvl.r .I4trov.d. Ehifon Buildj,r€ Cod. ]rd oth.r ogillnrncca of, lha fo,rn rppuorblc tb.r.to.
RECUI8TE FoB $|sDEclloxs aHhtJ. BE t|]DB TrrElTT-tottR rrokg rr tDta![c! By trl.lFlroE At a?t-a13a oR ar o@ otlrcB pno troo tt| E.oo !!l
srqnutB oD o||r8f oa co&,rRAercn FoR HIIglr,F r[D o rn 'i
t
77+
o
<* )-n / Z- ,4rc./4-r:
FOWLER RESIDENCE
BOILER
160,0008TU
Gas line I in tite flex into mechanical room-medium
pressure
Boiler to be set on 18in high stand above garage floor
v\q1
' ot1}
4L'.
zfll,4 L €oo tr
lg*t" Eni;D& r*z&lArnc&l fa-.
Date Receive,
DEC 3 t 1999
F,ue - A t' Dan1t& pazu OtrVs E
6nt kfnl*la P 6'/ Y(rtt 0o
/t frt't ru 6o;/ee
60 gallon Super Store-no gas required
Pgsqq-ooaq
TowN o, vo,foNsrRucroN pERMrr nilrcn'o* ,o*ff' ol1'l
INF'ORMATION MUST BE COMPLETE OR THE APPLICATION WILL Bf,, REJECTf,,D
Contactthe Eagle County Assessors Offrce aLg7A328-8640for Parcet#
Parcet * 2/ f) 1-AS_Z=aof
D.*" /Lf/b/?q -
perrnitn_CJl_e_l5g
lot Na-e: Fl .^-r \ ae Ra.{ . Job Address:
Building( ) Plumbing( )Electrical ( )Mechanical (r),/Other ( )
)
Legal Description: Lot lg Block_ Filing_ Subdivision
owners Name: lf,;.rrtc s
Architecl:
Description of Job:
Work Class: New (Lf Alteration ( )Additional (Repan ( )Other (
Number of Drvelling Units: I l&FTafu Number of Accommodation Units:w
Number and Type of Fireplaces: Gas Appliances Gas Logs
BUILDING: $
PLUMBING $
General Contractor:
Town of Vail Registration No.
Wood/Pellet
VALUATIONS
ELECTRICAL: $.OTT{ER: $
TOTAL $
Electrical Contractor:Address:
Phone #Town of Vail Rceistntion No.
Plumbing Contractor:
TownofVailRegistrationNo fnqq-On3 Phone#
Mechanicaf contractor t Fr<^"*z t'tl*'l*;.-QAddress:
TownofVailRegisrrationr'ro. /21 -fh pnon"* 94O- 39O' 3trO5
FOR OFFICE USE
BUILDING:
SIGNATURE:
ZONING:
SIGNATURE:
CLEAN UPDEPOSITREFUNDTO: -
Date Recelve'
MECHANI CAL $Jl41!og._e o
CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
Address:
Phone #
DEC 10 1999
o
DE\TELOPMENTTOI'IN OF VAIL
75 S. FRONTAGE ROAD
vArL, co 8L657
970-479-2L38
InveEtiEatsion>
wlll call---->
DEPARTII{E}iIT OF COMMT'NITY
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED
ELECTRIEAL PERMIT
Job Address: 1850 S FRONTAGE
Location...: 1850 s FRONTAGE
Parcel No. . : 2L03-L23-25-009
Projece No. : PRiI99-0024
ON iIOBSITE AT AIJL TIMES
PermiE #: 800-0031
RD WEST STAIUS. . . : ISST]ED
RD WEST Applied..: 04/07/2000
Issued...t Oa/LO/2OOO
Er<pires . .. L0/07 /2000
Phone- 97O-524-7970APPLIEAIiIT SABO ELE TRIC
0799 COTTONWOOD PASS RD, GYPSIn4,
EOIiI:fR'ACTOR SABO ELEqfRIC
0799 COTTONWOOD PASS RD, GYPSIJM,
OWNER FOI{LER iIAI',IES & SHARON
1903 BON PORT BLVD, PIIEBLO, CO.
Descriptsion: EI-TECTRICAL FOR NSFR
ElEctrical---> 133 .0O
DRB fsc .00
136 .00
.00
136.O0
136.00
BAI.ANCE DT'B.- - -
co 81537
co 81637
81001
Phone: 970-524--197Q
Phone:. 7L9-545'220L
Valuation:1,000.00
***rtr*rirrr*r**rrrr*!a,r*r*trri**rrrtrr|r***.!r***tt**tt**i**rtt FEE SITUMARy t*att*ttt**'rt***!r+r**!r*!rti*t***tl*****t*t|}**Jf*ttl}***trr***
.00
3 .00
TCITAL PEBS---> 135,OO
Total CalculaCed Feee_-->
Additional Fe.€--------->
Toual Pernit Fee-_------>
Pal|nlcJrt B- - - -- - -
**rrt|r+tt**rrar **at'rrat*t*tra*artr*r*ra*aar*t *!'tl*****'ttitttti|,ttr*r+**+**
Itsem: 06000 EL,ESIRICAL DEPARIIVIENT Dept: BUIITDING Division:
O4/07/2OOO 'JRM AcIion: APPR APPROVEDitaft;'o56oo-FTR.E DEPARTTIEITi -- Dept: FrRE Division:
o4/07/2ooo JRM Action: APPR N/A
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COIIDITTON OF APPROVAIJ
1. FIBI-,D INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIA}iICE.
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DECIARJNTIONS
I heLeby acknosledgc tsheE I have read thi.s application, filled ouE in full tshe inford.Cion required. coopleted an accurrts plots
plan, rnd slahe that, all the infolurtion prowided aE reqqired i3 corrcct.. I agree Eo comply with ghe infonabl-on and plot plat!,
to coBply nilh aII Town ordinances and Fcatc LawB, and to build Ehis ecruclurc accordj.ng to the Toh's zoning and tubdl'viEion
codea, dcaign rel-ic* approved, Irnif,orn Building code and other ordinanceg of the Town applicable lhetelo'
REQUESTS FOR INSPEC,TIOl{S SHALIJ BE MADB TI{ENTV-FOOR HOI'RS IN A!\IANEE BY TEIJEPHONE AT 4?9-213S OR AT OIJR OFFICB FROU g:OO AU 5:OO PU
SIG|{ATURE OF OWNER OR CO}ITRACTOR FOR HIUSB],F END OHNER
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Payuent lLthod: CK Notation: *242916,abo Init : IrC
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Parcel No:
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Thls Pa]tent
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800-0031 Tlpe: B-ELEC BIASI3IC.AIJ PERII'IT
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Building Permit #:
Electrical Permit #:
97 O- 47 9- 2149 (I nspections)
TOWTINVNE
75 S. Frontage Rd.
Vail, Colorado 81657 0or I
at 970-328-8il0 or visit forParel #
Parcel # (Required if no bldg. permit # is provided above)
Job Name: fr;>\-r r :obAddressT,r so J . f-y-ax** -
Legal Description Lot:Block I Filing:SuMivision: (r
ownersName:lR*..r €ouVr ll Address:Phone:
Engineer: I Addrcss:Phone:
Detailed description of work: - ,
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WorkClass: New$a)=Addition( ) Renpdd ( ) Repair( ) TempPower( ) Other( )
WorkType: Interior( ) Exterior( ) Both( )Does an EHU exist at this locationi Yes ( ) No ( )
Type of Btdg.: Singl€-famill 4+-Duplex ( ) MulU-family ( ) Commercial ( ) Restaurant ( ) Other ( )
No. of Existing Dwelling Units in this buiHing:No. of Accommodation Units in thb building:
Is this permit for a hot tub: Yes ( ) No (
DoesaFireAlarmhistr Yes( ) No( ) [DoesaFireSprinklerSystemExist: Yes( ) No( )
COMPI"ETE SQ. FEET FOR NEw BUILDS and VATUATIONS FORALL OTHERS (Labor & Materials)
AMOUNT OF SQ FT rN STRUCTURE: 3 oor il ELECTRICAL VALUATION: $
CONTRACTOR IITIFORMATIO]I
Electrical Contractor:
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Confddand Phone #'s:
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JUL 0 u 1999
SOIL AI\D FOI'NDATION INVESTIGATION
FOR
PROPOSED RESIDENCE
LOT 6, ALPINE CREEK TOWNHOMES
TOWhI OFVAIL
EAGLE COTJNTY, COLORADO
PROJECT NO. 9956
MAY 1,1999
PREPARED FOR:
MS. LYNN FRITZLEN
FRITZLEN PIERCE SMITH
1650 EAST VAIL VALLEY DRIVE, FALLRIDGE C-l
VAIL. CO 81657
P.O. Box 2837, Edwards, CO 81632, (970) 926-9088 Tel,(97 0) 926-9089 Fax, E-mail: lkpeng@snowcap.net
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
SCOPE OF STLIDY
SITE DESCRIPTION
PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION .
FIELD IWESTIGATION .
SUBSURFACE SOIL Ai.{D GROUNDWATER CONDITION
FOIJNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS
SLAB CONSTRUCTION
RETAININGWALLS .... 5
UNDERDRAIN SYSTEM ....... 5
SITE GRADINGAI'{D DRAJNAGE ..... . . 6
LAWNIRzuGATION ......, 6
LIMITATION ..... 7
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. The proposed residence should be supported with
conventional type spread footings, designed for an
allowable soil bearing pressure of 3000 psf. They
should construct the footings on the undishubed sandy
gravel with cobbles and boulders, below the manmade
fill and topsoil. See Foundation Recommendations.
SCOPE OF STUDY
This report presents the results ofa subsurface Soil and Foundation Investigation for a
proposed residence to be constructed on Lot 6, Alpine Creek Townhomes, at 1850 South
Frontage Road, in the Town of Vail, Eagle County, Colorado. The purpose of the subsurface soil
and foundation investigation was to determine the engineering characteristics of the foundation
soil and to orovide recommendations for the foundation design, grading, and drainage.
SITE DESCRIPTION
Lot 6 is at the west end of the Alpine Creek Torvnhomes, at 1850 South Frontage Road,
in the Town of Vail, Eagle County, Colorado. The topography of the site is flat to moderate.
Drainage is to the south and southwest. Vegetation on the lot consisted of rvild grass, thistle,
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willows and big pile of boulders at the middle of the lot. Lot 6 is vacant.
PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION
We have assumed that the proposed residence will consist of two stories, wood frame
construction, with a concrete foundation. We anticipate loads to be light, typical ofresidential
construction,
Ifthe finalized plans differ significantly from the above understanding, they should notify
us to reevaluate the recommendations of this report.
FIELD II.IYESTIGATION
The field investigation conducted on April 16, 1999, consisted ofexcavating, logging and
sampling two test pits. Excavation of the test pits was done with a conventional, rubber tired
backhoe. The test pits' locations are shown on Drawing No. l. We show the soil profile of the
test pits on the Subsurface Exploration Logs, Figure No's I and 2. Soil samples for laboratory
soil analysis and observation were taken at selected intervals.
SUBSURFACE SOIL AND GROUNDWATER CONDITION
The soil profiles encountered in the two test pits were fairly uniform. Test pit no.l had 5
feet ofinanmade fill, consisting ofcobble size rocks, roots, topsoil and trash over 4 feet of
reddish-brown, sandy gravel with cobbles and boulders of 3 to 5 feet in diameter. Practical
backhoe refusal was encountered on the large boulders at 9 feet. Test pit no.2 had 5.5 feet of
manmade fill, consisting of sandy gravel with roots, topsoil, cobbles and boulders of 3 to 4 feet
in diameter, over 4.5 feet of reddish-brown sandy gravel with cobbles and boulders. Ground
water was not encountered in either test pit.
We sampled the soil in the test pits at random intervals. The soil samples were tested in
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our laboratory for natural moisture content, and grain-size distribution. The test results are shown
on Figure No's 3 and 4.
F'OIJNDATI ON FJCOMMENDATIONS
The proposed residence should be supported with conventional type spread footings,
designed for a maximum allowable soil bearing pressure of 3000 psf. The footings should be
placed on the undisturbed sandy gravel with cobbles and boulders. We recommend minimum
width of 16 inches for the continuous footings and 2 feet for the isolated footing pads.-
Continuous foundation walls should be reinforced top and bottom to span an unsupported length
ofat least 10 feet.
We recommend a minimum of 48 inches of backfrll cover for frost protection of the
footing subsoils. The foundation excavation should be obsened by the undersigned engineer to
verifu that the soil condilions encountered during construction are as anticipated in this report.
The foundation exiavation should be free from excavation spoils, frost, organics and standing
water. We recommend proof-rolling of the foundation excavation. Soft spots detected during
the proof-rolling, should be removed by overexcavation. Any overexcavation within the
proposed foundation, should be backfrlled, in 8 inches loose level lifu and compacted to 100%
of the maximun dry density and within 2 percent of the optimum moisture content as
determined in a laboratory from a Standard Proctor test (ASTM D-698). A structural fill, placed
under footings should be tested by the engineer or her representatives on regular basis. Void left
in the fqundation excavation due to removal of boulders should be filled with gravel-or lean
concrete.
SLAB CONSTRUCTION
The natural on-site soils, exclusive oftopsoil, fill, and organics, are suitable to support
lightly loaded slab-on-grade construction. The subgrade for the slab-on-grade construction
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should be proofcompacted to detect and remove soft spots. They should backfill overexcavated
soft spots and other underslab fill with the on-site soil, free from topsoil and organics, or other
suitable material, compacted to a minimum of 95 percent of the maximum standard Proctor
density (ASTM D-698). Suitable material should be free from topsoil, organics and rock
fragments greater than 3 inches.
The concrete slab should be constructed over a 4-inch layer ofclean gravel consisting of-
314 nchgravel with at least 50% retained on the No. 4 sieve and less than 3 percent passing the
No.200 sieve.
They should reinforce the concrete slab-on-grade and score controljoints according to the
American Concrete Institute requirements and per the recommendations of the designer to reduce
damage due to shrinkage. The concrete slab should be separated from the foundation walls and
colurnns with expansion joints to allow for independent movement without causing damage.
RET{NING WALLS
Foundation walls retainhg earth and retaining structues that are laterally supported
should be designed to resist an equivalent fluid density of55 pcffor an "at-rest" condition.
Laterally unrestrained sfuctures, retaining the on-site earth, should be designed to resist an
equivalent fluid densiry of35 pcf forthe "active" case.
The above design recommendations assune drained backfrtl conditions and a horizontal
backfill surface, Swcharge loading due to adjacent structures, weight of temporary stored
construgtion materials and equipment, inclined backfill and hydrostatic pressure due.to
undrained backfill should be incorporated in the design. They should try to prevent the buildup
of hydrostatic pressure behind the retaining wall.
IJNDERDRAIN SYSTEM
To reduce the risk of surface water infiltrating the foundation subsoil, we recommend
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installation of a foundation perimeter drain (see Figure No. 5). The foundation perimeter drain
should consist ofa 4-inch diameter, perforated pipe, sloped to a suitable gravity outlet, or to a
sump pump location, at a l/4 inch per foot for flexible or at a l/8 of an inch for rigid pipe. The
drain pipe should be covered with a minimum of 6 inches of -3l4-inch free-draining granular
material. Ceotextile (Mirafi l40N or equivalent) should be used to cover the free-draining gravel
to prevent siltation and clogging ofthe drain. The backfill above the drain should be granular
material to within 2 feet ofthe ground surface to prevent a buildup ofhydrostatic pressure.
SITE GRADING AND DRAINAGE
Grading plan was not available for our review. The following recommendations are
general. Exterior backfill should be compacted at or near the optimum moisture content to at
least95Yo of the mar<imum standard Proctor density under pavement, sidewalk and patio areas
and to at least90Yo ofthe maximum standard Proctor density under landscaped areas. They
should use mechaaical methods of compaction. Do not puddle the foundation excavation.
The site surrounding the building structure should slope away from the building in all
directions. A minimum of 12 inches in the first 10 feet is recommended in unpaved areas, and
three inches in the first l0 feet in paved areas. The top ofthe granular foundation backfill
should be covered with a minimum of I foot of relatively impervious fill to reduce the potential
of surface water infiltrating the foundation subsoils.
Surface rvater naturally draining toward the proposed building site should be diverted
around-and away from it by means of drainage swales or other approved methods. The roof
drains and downspouts should extend and discharge beyond the limits of the backfill.
LAWNIRRIGATION
It is not recommended to introduce excess water to the foundation soils by installing
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sprinkler systems next to the building. The installation of the sprinkler heads should insure that
the spray from the heads will not fall within 10 feet of foundation walls, porches or patio slabs.
Lawn irrigation muSt be controlled.
LIMITATION
This report has been prepared according to locally accepted Professional Geotechnical
Engineering standards for similar methods of testing and soil conditions at this time. There is no
other wananty either expressed or implied.'
The findings and recommendations of this report are based on field exploration,
laboratory testing of samples obtained at the specific locations shown on the Location Sketch,
Drawing No.l and on assumptions stated in the report. Soil conditions at other locations may
vary, which may not become evident until the foundation excavation is completed. If soil or
water conditions seem different from those described in this report we should be contacted
immediately to reevaluate the recommendations of this report.
This report has been prepared for the exclusive use of Ms. Lynn Fritzlen of Fritzlen
Pierce Smith Architects, for the specific application to the proposed residence on Lot 6, Alpine
Creek Townhomes in the Town of Vail, Eagle County, Colorado.
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To:
Date:
Subject:
Georg€ Ruther
Building_Division
E/3/00 9:48AM
899-0177 Fowler
I denied the inspection for a final co as the landscape is not yet complete and we can not accept a bond
at this time of year.
REF,T131 l0hlN OF VAIL; COLORADU
AA/I&lefrOE tA7z53 REGUESTS * INStrECTN t.lURK SHEE'IS FOR: 8r'I5/etZ
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Adclress: l$iiB 5 I:RONTfiGE RD I^IEST
Location: 185tZt: frontage rrJ (.rlpine th #€,)
Pareel r il 1Etf,* lEi-e6-fifi9
Descri pt i on : NEI^I $FR
Applicant: BRUSH CREEK BUILDERST INC.
'rFhone t 9tr,4-7 7F,3
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Ownen: FUI^ILER JRIYIES S SHARON trhone : 719*545-tsc-81'
Contractot'I BftUSFl CftEEy' BUIt-DEREir INC. Fhone I 97r2r-3tS-71€,3._____-_;__ _..':*-_---
Locktn Ho lds, and Not ices. , . .
ACTIVITY
Notice: gnilr r-epor-t routed to ftllison 7/I'e/99
Notice: L,Ianninq TCO denied on 8/4lfiA due ta incout p-,i.ete landecape
Noticer DRA.INttGH EplSEf'lENT $I.IBMITTED T0 TQl,lN STAFF"
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Reqrles,lor': BIl.-l- l^lRiGHT'
Req Ti ne : t31 :lzllzl C0mment s: UNIT
It ems request ed to tre Inspected" " 'tZUrS4E BLD6-Final C/O
f i ne Exg
Inspect ion Histc'ry. . . "Itam l EOSEf f,!l-Rorrgh Ir,rdeIten: BOEEIS Fhl-FinaI drivetra'r' gr'ade
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!|tF rFttF{|:Fl-TrE:rr1:r-EEFr :nnt-i EttFFFr:-
lA/eg/82 lnsnector: ART Rct i on: AFFR Approved ings/steel
Item : o.tltlti:D BLII6-Foundat ion/Steel",il1 :ilT'-:l ;t::inll ;",* ""f?:i"r ;
Item: AAgel FLAN*ILi: Fnrrndat ion Flan
6t/tA7/fifr Inspectorr AL-LISON Action: AFFR RF'F'RO'JED
Item:045e0 F,LAhI-ILC $ite l-rlan
rAe/ei,/t?t€l Inspect or-: C[)
Atr/ZB/AO Inspector': ALLISON
Item : OtZttDSB FL.DG*Fr"*ming
Ac:t i on : NLI I Lf ROUTED -f B ALL I SON
Flct i on: AFtrR APF'R[lVED
fr3/l0:c:f?tfr Inspoctor': [f) Rction: NO gee note(projections]
NoteEr 'fhe contractor wiIl r"emove E.5" of rnof pt'ojeqh.ion ._from t
ear't elevabion rooF projeetions'-tf be ;.{: 3r on greater fr'
the progret'ty I ine. This wi t L6onpIy to sec. 7€15 97 UBC.
Opproved by tlharl i e Dav i s
fi4/EIlIi3O INSPCCTOTI JRM ACt iON: AF'CR AF'PR hIITH CORRECTIONS
Notes! OUERHANB nN ROOF CORREC-I'ED'$TRftF$ RE$rD t^lf{ERE TOF' pLffTE
Ht.ls BEFN NOTGHED, NOIL F,|.-ATES tylISSING, Fl"Jr-L INSUL-ATION HII-L
BE UESD FOR FIRE BLOCRING,ALL sFT HEqD HEIGHT LIFIIT IN
SEVERTIL ARER5 T{1 BE ADDIIE5SEI]
It;emr qlelCISB ELDG-Insr-rlation ; \' U4/l1/Urgt Inspeetor': [D Artionr AFFR QFFROVED
Notes: REMOVE ALL IN$ULATION FRRI{ AROUND ALL B VENTS ,
FRAFIING CORRHCIIIJNS FIRE IN THE PROCCESS OF BEING EfIMPLE'I'E
Item: taBraga BLDG-Sheetrock Nai I
W4/eE/W$ Inspector: JRlvl ffction: AFF'F AFFRDVED
Item : 0fita7tZt BLDF-lvllsc.
REpT131 TDHN 0F VtlIL, nOLERADtr
lA8/18/erarAh ft7rSJ REGUET]TS - INSF'ECTN l,tORK SHEETS FBR: ,9/10/EB
PA6E ;
AREffr trD
OA/il7/tltw Inroector: 6RG Aet ionl Atrf'f? EX"f STUCCO LtrTH LETTHR
oBogff BLDG-Final
IAESS{t L1L0G:-Temp. C/u
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OIASJS P|-AN-TEiY|F,. C/A
fiEl/W4/UV Inspect or": GEORGE Act i on:
EIA5E7 FLAN*FINAL C,/O
V8/W3/frVt Irre pect or: GEOfiGE Act i on:
a€r589 F!t-FINftL C1n
nA/44/AU Inrpector': LS Artion: DN DENIED
Notesr RHMOVE RO[]K$ FROM FLUI]D trt-AIN
BERM BETI^,EEN HOME AND BIKE FRTH DOES NnT HAVE .l:1 ERAIIE
THIS ALSO INT]LUDEs TURNAROUND AREA.
NO FUI{LILI t^,AY PERMIT ISS|JED T0 SITE' TC fli*L0l^l USH OF BIKE
F,ATH. PERMIT REGUIRED. F'ATI] MUST FE sI,^JEI]T AND MAINTAINED
NLEAN.
TLIRNAROUND RRER NOT F,AUE:D
DRffINA6E EIIFEII1ENT NO RECIHUED
LOT ,
f:OR CULVERT ON HEST SIDE NF
NO F.OSI'T]VE ORAINNEE fiN NBRTH SIDE OF HOME.
MUST ADD ONE TREE FER LANDSI]AFIING trLANI 9 TREE:S REAUIRED.
A8/ fi /'dU Inspect or': L$ Act i on: AFF'R hpp'rfOVeft
Notesr ttRAlhlflFE EASF1ENT HA5 BEEN SUBMITTFD Ttl TUWN .
Item: enAS4O BLDG-Final tr/n
A$/n4/ilq In:pec{;or"r JgtM Aetionr DN p/t"J }{AS 6I$SUE$'pLAN
NOTCS: NOT APFRT]VED. IYIUST RE_Sf,I{EDULE FOR N.tr,
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DN DHI',IIF-D
DN Landscape Not ReadY
Comment s
FILEfipv
TOWN OFVAIL
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970479-2100
ax 970-479-21s7
July 1, 1999
Lynn Fritzlen
Fritzlen, Pierce, Smith
1650 E. VailValleyDr. Cl
Vail, CO 81657
RE: .Fowler Residence located at 1850 s. Frontage Rd. N / Lot 6, Alpine Creek rownhomes
Dear Lynn:
The Community Development Departmem has reviewed the proposed turn around and
Iandscaping irnprovements located at the Alpine Creek Townhomes. The following revisions
must be met prior to receiving staffapproval:
l. The turn arouad area needs to be at least 12' wide and designed for a 3 point turn or less.
Please adjust and revise.
2. A P,E. starryed drawing is required for all boulder walls over 4 ft.3. Please provide a drainage easement on the West portion ofthe lot, 5 ft. parallel to the
culvert.
Sincerelv.
//l- I e./-
Allison C. Ochs
Plannsl l
Town ofVail
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hne22, 1999
Allison Ochs
Town of Vail
Department of Community Development
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail Colorado 81657
re: Fowler Residence
Tum Around Layout
Alpine Creek Townhomes
Dem Allison.
FRITZLEN
PIERCE
SMITH
ARCHITECTS
We are submitting for your review a proposed tum around location and landscaping
improvements as required by your letter of approval dated April 14, 1999. At the March 26,
1999 meeting the Alpine Creek Town home association authorized myself on behalf of the
Fowler's to finalize the tum around configuration as soon as the survey information was
complete. Survey information for the common area was prepared by Peak Land Survey dated
6/U99.
This plan proposes a l0' x l0' turnaround on the common area portion of the lot. We have
moved the tumaround approximately 30'to the east of its originally proposed location on the
Town of Vail Approved plat submitted by Mike Lauterbach :r;'10125193. This location minimizes
the retaining to three foot in height as well as saving two existing trees.
We are also proposing to increase the size of the berm by elongating it to the west and planting 8
more conifer trees on it to provide an acoustical as well as visual screen for the town home
property. This work should not be initiated until the work in the electrical easement has been
completed. At this time we are awaiting scheduling information from the association.
Please call Ross Jansen at Christopher Denton Property Management 926-7990 if you have any
questions in regards to the association approval.
Fritzlen Pierce Smith
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Sincerely,
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Mr. Leonacd Sandoval
Town of Vail
FAX:479-2452
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FRITZLEN
PIERCE
SMITH
ARCHITECTSRE: Fowler Residence-Lot 6 Alpine Crdek Towntromes
Dear Allison,
Thank you for putting yoru comme,nts in writing and taking the time lo discuss them this
moming. Here are my responses to lhe gomm€nts:
| . Turnarorurd grading.
Countous shown are l'. The existing and proposed erading exceeds 2' between esch contout-
There is a possibility that the sontours qrere mistaken for 2'.
2. Hcatcd Drivo Snow Storagc
Snow removal and storage is provided by the association Snow is stored on the common ariea
and/or hauled away ifexcessive. This o$viates the need to have snow slor&ge on individual lots-
3. Drainage Easemcnt
The Fowler's would like a copy of the proposed laaguege of the Easement as well as the method
of recording and filing beforc committ'r4g to an easemcnt.
4- Existing Trees
The sun'ey information we have does not indicate any existiug trees in tbe areas surveyed- The
survey was prepared by Peak Land survgying and indicating existing vegetation q,as part oftlrcir
pmposal.
5- Erosion Control and Limits of Distrubance
The site plan indicates that the najoritv [f this small lot is either coveted by building or paving.
Those areas not paved will be sodded u{d inigated. The association bas rcquested that no
impovement be made inthe commou adeas.
The limits of distu6ance are proposed tf be the lot lines.
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6. Tunarouud
The association is also in support of a tun amund as well as some edditional parking in thc arca
adjacent to the Fowler's lot. All improvements would be on thc associetion land. The association
has scheduled a dissussion of this issue al their March 25.1999 annual meeting'
In orderto addrcss thc town's, association rftl psutlsr'5 r€quirernents I tlrink we need another six
weeks to cone up with s configuratiou tbat is acceptabtc to all. I would likc to propose that a
separate DRB application be submitted to the Totur for the improvements on the sssocistion's
cornnotr area land which will address the tum arormd issue.
In order to not unrcasonebly delay t[e FowlePs renidcnce construction I rn ruquesting
thlt the improvementr on Lot #6 bo rpprovod soprmtely continSent trpon Nppruv{ of thc
rsrocittion'r DRB applicotion prior to Building Permit irruence.
7. Ridge Line Elevations
All ridge elevations are indicaled on the. I witl resubmit this sheet with key eave elevstions
8. Exterior Lighting Plan
All exterior tightitrs is shown on sheet A205 as soffit downlighting. Fixhues are shorrn as a
circle with an E inside. I thought we had submitted a cut sheet with our DRB application but I
will be happy to resubnit Sis. Per yoru request I will reissue this $h€et with titled "Exterior
Lighting PIan"
9- Landscape Plan
Landscape and Site improvements alone with landscspe legend is shown on Sheet A101.
I 0. Association Appmval
To date the association has not hsd any commsnt on the achitectural aspects of this projcct only
on the turn amund and parking which will be ad&essed at the March 26 meeting-
Il.GRFA
T[al you for your claification on the GRFA and sile covuage. lt is understood that any afic
aess must couform to the definition ofthe ordinance and we will rnalce sure that lhese areas are
compliant.
Again thank you for taking the time to put your comments in writing. I will be resubmitting the
roof plan with eave heights and a separately identified s6erior lighting plan shortly.
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Qucstions? C"il Planning Staff at 479-2 t28
APPLICATION FOR.DESICN REVIEW APPROVAL
ALPrr-.\i=-- r.'-- -:- r_B,
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DESCRTPTION OF THE REQUEST:
PFrySICAL ADDRtrSS:
NAME OF OWNER(S):
MAILINC ADDRESS:R
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owNER(S) STGNATURE(S):
NAME OF APPLICANT:
MAILING ADDRESS:
H.
PLEASE SUBMIT THIS APPLICATION, ALL SUBMITTAL REQUTREMENTS AND THE FEE TO THEDEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,7i
'O'rrr
NNOr*rr,qCE ROAD,VAIL,COLORADO 81657.
.TOWN OFVAIL
cENERAr,tNFo'&;;roN . .: ... : - f<l:;7'-ioLf
This application is for any projcct requiring Dcsign Rcvicw approvar. Any projcct requiring dcsign rcvicw nrustrcccivc Drlsi8n Rcvicw approval Prior to submitting for a buiidirrg p'cnrtii ior'sp".inc infon'ation. sec thc stibnriftalrcquircruorts for the particular approval that is rcqucstea. fnc ap-pilcation
"a*rot be accepted until ail tt. ..q"j*ainfortrtation is strbmittcd rhc projcct nray also nced to be rcvibwed by thc Town council and/or tt
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pr*IliiJ .niEnviroltntcntal (bntmission- Dcsign Rcvicw Board approval cxirir;s onc ycar aftcr final approvat uirliss abuilding pcrmit is issued and construction is startcd.
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LOCATION OF PROPOSAL:BLOCK: T FILING:
PHONE:
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LIST OF PROPOSED MATSRIALS
TYPE OF MATERIAL:COLOR:*
Roof
Siding
Othcr Wall Matcrials
Fascia
Soffits
Windows
Window Trim
Doors
Door Trirn
Hand or Dcck Rails
Flucs
Flashings
Chinrneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
Retaining Walls
Exterior Lighting**
Other
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** All exterior lighting must rneet the Town's Lighting Ordinance 18.54.050(J). If exterior iightrng is proposed,
please indicate the number offixtures and locations on a separate lighting plan. Identifo each fixnrc rype and provide
the height above grade, lumens output, luminous area and attach a cut sheet ofthe lighting fixtures.
PROPOSED LANDSCAPING
Botanical Namc CommQn Namc Quantity
1
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9\ -lf'\ |!-/ t\.-./PROPOSED TREES
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EXISTING TREES TO
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shrubs - 5 gallons
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OTHER LANDSCAPE FEATURES (retaining walls, fences, swimming pools, etc.) Please specify. Indicate top and
boftom elevations of rctaining watls. Maxinrum height of walls within the front setback is 3 feet. Maximunl treight of
rvalls elsewhere on the property is 6 feet.
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April14, 1999
Lyrn Fritzlen
Fritzlen" Pierce. Smith
1650 E. Vail Valley Dr. Cl
Vail. CO 81657
RE: Fowler Residence located at 1850 S. Frontage Rd. N / Lot 6. Alpine Creek Townhomes
Dear Lynn:
The Design Review Board has reviewed and approved your application for the Fowler
Residence, located at 1850 S. Frontage Rd. The following conditions must be met prior to
applying for building permit:
1. Plans for a turn-around areB rrrust be submitted and approved prior to applying for
building permit. No building permit application will be accepted until rhe proposed turn-
around has been approved by staff.
2. Please provide a drainage easement on the west portion of the lol at least 5 ft. parallel to
thc culvcrt.
The garage doors must match the existing doors ofthe rest of the Alpine Creek
Townhomes.
Landscaping on the north side of the residencc and around the tum-around area must be
apprcved by staff
Please label the attic spaces as crawl space with less than 5' of head height.
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Planner I
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March 4, 1999
Lynn Fritzlen
Fritzlen, Pierce, Smith
1650 E. Vail Valley Dr. Cl
Vail, CO 81657
RE; Fowler Residence located at 1850 S. Frontage Rd. N / Lot 6, Alpine Creek Townhomes
Dear Lynn:
The Community Development Depaftment has reviewed your application for the Fowler
Residence, located at 1850 S. Frontage Rd. The following comments and revisions ueed to be
addressed prior to Design Review Board final review on March 17, 1999:
l. Grading atound the turnaround area on the east side needs to be a least 2:l grade. Please
adjust.
2.
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Heated drives requirc 10% snow storage. Please show snow storage within lot
boundaries.
Please provide a drainage easement on the west portion of the lot, at least 5 ft. parallel to
the culveft.
Please show all existing trees on the lot and on the proposed turnalound area. Note
which trees are to be removed.
Please show some form of erosion control. No debris or material is allowed to reach
Gore Creek. Please delineate a limit of disturbance on the plan and designate this in the
field with a construction fence.
More information is needed for the tum-around area, including a survey of lot 5. To
review the turn-around area, contour lines and elevation lines will be needed to the east of
Lot 6. Include this information on the site plan.
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7 . Please provide all eave and ridgeline elevations on the site plan or roof plan. Please note
that according to the 1992 Approved Development Plan, maximum height is limited to 32
ft.
8. Please submit an exterior lighting plan and provide a cut sheet of proposed lighting
fixfures.
9. Please submit a detailed landscape plan, including existing trees, proposed trees and note
trees to be removed or relocated. h r,<l
Il.IV I10. The Home Owner's Association has sent a letter denying association approval as a rezult
of the parking situation. It does not appear that they have seen the most recent set of
plans, but until I receive a letter to the contrary, I will have to assume that they are not
approving the Fowler Residence.
I 1. The Fowler Residence has been reviewed using the 1992 Approved Development Plan.
The analysis provides:
Lot Area: 3,625 sq. ft.
Buildable Area: 3,625 sq. ft.
Standard
GRFA
Site Coverage
Setbacks
Allowed Proposed
2,300 sq. ft. 2,396 sq. ft.
1,660 sq. ft. 1,595.5 sq. ft.
10 ft. separation 10 ft.
The Fowler Residence is approximately 96 sq. ft. over on GR-FA. There are some attic
spaces shown on the third level. These will not be counted as GRFA provided that the
following apply:
Attic space with a ceiling height of five feet (5) or less, as rneasured fromthe top
side of the structural rnembers of the floor to the underside of the structural
members of the roof directly above. Attic area created by construction of a roof
with tnrss-type members will be excluded fiom calculation as GRFA, provided
the trusses are spaced no greater than thirty inches (30") apart.
The Fowler Residence is scheduled for Design Review Board final review on March I7, L999.
All of the above cornrnents and revisions will need to be submitted to me by noon on Thursday,
I\rfarch 1 1. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to call me at 479-2369.
Allison C.
Planner I
Town of Vail
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Date Routed:u5t99
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Project Name:
Project Address:
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Project Description:
Fowler
1850 S. Frontage Road
Lot 6, Alpine Creek
New SF Residence
Approved
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Turnalound area needs to be at least 12' wide, and designed for 3 point turn or less. Adjust and revise.
A stamped approved drawing is required for any or all boulders walls over 4-ft or over by a licenses PE
Please provide Drainage Easement on West porlion of lot, a least 5 ft parallel to culvert
Please show some form of Erosion Control on site plan. No debris or materials allowed to reach the Core Cr.eet
Reviewedbv: Leonard Sandoval Date reviewed:6-29-99
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Date Routed:t/s/99
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Project Name:
Project Address:
Project Legal:
Project Description:
Fowler
1850 S. Frontage Road
Lot 6, Alpine Creek
New SF Residence
Approved
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(cite detailed reasons)
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with conditions
Grading around tumaround area on East side needs to b@
Please show snow storage within lot boundaries
Please provide Drainage Easement on West portion of lot, a teast S ft paraltel to culvert
where are the trees that current$ exist where the proposed turoaio@
Please show some form of Erosion Control. No debris or materiiG aUowed to reuCh the Go.e Cr."k
Please provide more information on the tumaround area. A survey ortot j ror exanopte. we neeO to see more of
the contour and elevation lines inctuding the entry way to the East of Lot 6. Please including all information on
Reviewed by: Leonard Sandoval Date reviewed: 3-l-99
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Return To:Brent Wilson
Date Routed:r/s/99
Rcturn By:asap
Project Name:
Project Address:
Project Legal:
Project Description:
Fowler
1850 S. Frontage Road
Lot 6, Alpine Creek
This is an amendment to a previously-approved development plan for the last
vacant lot at Alpine Creek. They are requesting additional GRFA and site
coverage. Since the 2108199 PEC meeting has been cancelled for the 99
Chanps, we are scheduling them for the 1/25/99 PEC meeting.
Approved
-x-Denied
(cite detailed reasons) Approved with conditions
Provide a survey ofthe site.
Provide a grading plan.
Provide a landscape plan
Scale is wrong on the site plan
The turnaround may be in the wrong space. I believe it was already constructed . May need to move the
tumaround or push the garage doors about 7' funher west into the building.
Site plan should show all improvrnents , walls, patios, and retaining walls.
Reviewed by: Greg Hall Date reviewed: l-14-99
c o'n r o?ty Development plan no ufi ro rr'
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Return To:Brent Wilson
Date Routed:lts/99
Return By:asap
Projcct Name:
Project Address:
Project Legal:
Project Description:
Fowler
1850 S. Frontage Road
Lot 6, Alpine Creek
New SF Residence
Approved
-x-Denied
(cite detailed reasons) Approved with conditions
Please adjust scale on site plan, it doesn't match the starryed survey
Please show back out tumaround area on site plan for lot 6
Is drivewav heated?
Please show snow storage for lot 6 (30% non heated drivewty ,10% heated driveway . Snow storage must be
within lot boundaries
Please adjust disturbed grading areas on west end of lot 6 , contours lines must be at a 2:l grade
Please Provide Drainage Easement on west portion of lot, at least 5 ft away from culvert, (parallel to culvert)
Reviewed by: Leonard Sandoval Date reviewed:2-17-99
co--ility Development rhn noot?g Form
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Return To:Brent Wilson
Date Routed:U5t99
Return By:asap
Project Name:
Project Address:
Project Legal:
Project Description:
Fowler
1850 S. Frontage Road
Lot 6, Alpine Creek
New SF Residence
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Project Address:
Project Legal:
Project Description:
Fowler
1850 S. Frontage Road
Lot 6, Alpine Creek
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PUBLIC MEENNG SCHEDULE
Monday, January 25, 1999
FINAL AGENDA
Proiect Orientation / PEC LUNCH - Communitv Development Deoartment 12:fl) p.m.
AIPP Master Plan - "Focus" group discussion- Nancy Sweeney
Com Dev Liaison to AIPP - Jeff Hunt- t hour
MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERSABSENT
Greg Moffet Tom Weber
John Schofield
Galen Aasland
Diane Golden
Ann Bishop
Brian Doyon
Site Visits :
1. Fowler - 1850 S. Frontage Rd. West
1:30 p.m.
George
NOTE: lf the PEG hearing extends until 6:00 p.m., the boad will break for dinner from 6:00 - 6:30 p.m.
Public Hearinq - Town Coqncil Chambers 2:00 p.m.
1. A request lor modilications lrom a previously granted conditional use permit, located at
19 Vail Road / Tract J, Block 7, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicant: Vail Interfaith Chapel, represented by Gwathmey-Pratt ArchitectsPlanner: Jeff Hunt
MOTION: Galen Aasland SECOND: Diane Golden VOTE: +1-1 (Brian Doyon
recused and John Schofield opposed)
APPROVED WITH 2 GONDITIONS:
1. The approval is subject to compliance with the conditional use permit approved on
August 24, 1998.
2. Should the use create significant conflicts with adjacent properties, including
traffic congestion or parking, then this permit may be revoked by the Planning and
Environmenlal Commission.
Driver:
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2. A request for an amendment to an approved development plan, to allow for an increase
in site coverage and recontiguration of a building envelope, located at 1850 S. Frontage
Road WesVLot 6, Alpine Creek Townhomes.
Applicant: Jim & Sharon Fowler, represented by FriElen, Pierce, SmithPlanner: Allison Ochs
MOTION: John Scholield SECOND: Galen Aasland VOTE: 6-0
1 . That all other conditions from the previous Apil 27 , 1 992 approval be met including:a. Maintain a ten foot separation between buildingsb. GRFA is limited to 2300 sq. ft.c. Height is limited to 32 ft.
2. That all conditions stated in the approval letter (attached) from the Alpine Creek
Townhomes be met prior to Design Review Board approval.
3. A request for a final review of a proposed locker room expansion at the Dobson lce
Arena, located at 321 East Lionshead Circle/ Lot 1, Block 1, Vail Lionshead 2nd Filing.
Applicant: Vail Recreation District, represented by Odell ArchitectsPlanner: George Ruther
TABLED UNTIL FEBRUARY 22, 1999
4. A request for a variance from Section 12-6D-9 of the Town of Vail Municipal Code, to
allow for site coverage in excess of 207" on a PrimaryiSecondary Residential zoned lot,
located at 362 Mill Creek Circle / Lol 9, Block 1, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicant: Walter Forbes, represented by Gwathmey-Pratt ArchitectsPlanner: Allison Ochs
TABLED UNTIL FEBRUARY 22,19W
5. A request to amend the Town's "Public Accommodation" Zone District, Chapter 7 and
amendments to Chapter 15, Gross Residential Floor Area (GRFA), Town of Vail
MunicipalCode.
Applicant: Johannes Faessler, represented by Braun Associates, Inc.Planner: George Ruther
TABLED UNTIL FEBRUARY 22,1999
6. Information Update
7. Approval of January 1 1, 1998 minutes.
The applications and information about the proposals are available for public inspection during
regular office hours in the project plannefs office located at the Town of Vail Community
Development Department, 75 South Frontage Road.
Sign language interpretation available upon r€quast with 24 hour notitication. Please call 479-2356, Telephone for he
Hearing lmpaired, for information.
Community Dq/elopment Departmeht
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January25,1999
Minutes
MEMBERS PRESENT: MEMBERSABSENT: STAFF PRESENT:
Greg Moffet Tom Weber Dominic Mauriello
Jonn schotieto Jeff Hunt
Galen Aaslan6 Allison Ochs
Diane Golden JudY Rodriguez
Ann Bishop
Brian Doyon
Public Hearinq 2:00 P.m.
Greg Moffet called the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m.
1. A request for modifications from a previously granted conditional use permit, located at
19 Vail Road / Tract J, Block 7, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicant: vail Interfaith chapel, represented by Gwathmey'Pratt Architects
Planner: Jelf Hunt
Brian Doyon recused himself from this item.
Jett Hunt gave an overview of the staff memo.
Greg Moffet asked if the applicant had anything to add.
Karl Watker, president of the Vail lnterfaith Chapel Foundation, said that the parking was 3ll . _
issue, but he did not see this adding any parkini pressure to the Town ol Vail and they added 6
parking spaces with the application.
Greg Moffet asked ior any public comments. There were no comments'
John Schofield asked for assurances that this use will be for the Chapel events only and he
added that the original approval required additional parking.
Galen Aasland said he was less concemed about meetings at night, but he was concerned with
any day events, such as dalaare, etc.
Ann Bishop had no comments.
Diane Golden had no comments.
Greg Moffet stated that the shelter occurred in off-hours and that this was the kind ol stuff we
wani to have in our Town and not down valley. He said he was comfortable with approving this
use in lhis Place.
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Galen AaSland made a motion for apprOval, in accordance with the staff memo.
Diane Golden seconded the motion.
The motion passed by a vote of 4-1-'1, with John Schofield opposed'
Z- A request for an amendment to an approved development plan, to allow for an increase
in sit6 coverage and reconfiguration bi a building envelope, located at 1850 S. Frontage
Road WesVLot 6, Alpine CreekTownhomes.
Applicant: Jim & Sharon Fowler, represented by Fritzlen, Pierce, Smith
Planner: Allison Ochs
Allison Ochs gave an overview of the statf memo.
Greg Motfet asked if the applicant had anything to add-
Lynn Fritzlen, representing Jim & Sharon Fowler, explained the application was before the PEC'
as they needed to better match the site.
Greg Moflet asked for any public comment.
Bret Young, representing Jane Cohen, said he originally helped build.the units wilh Mike
Lauterbac[. H'e said he was concerned with one window in the sourlheast corner of Jane
Cohen's home, which would be covered up by this building. He stated the approval letter from
the Association did not include her permission (unit 5).
Jane Cohen said the the project blocks her view the way it was planned.
Lynn Fritzlen said the Association had properly approved this-
Greg Moffet asked if the commissioners had any commenls.
Galen Aasland asked if the adiacents knew that this parcel could be sold off. He asked'
regarding the access, if this was a right-of-way
Lynn Fritzlen showed the line on a map.
I Galen Aasland said this request was an approvable project, but he wished all the property . .
owners could have signed the approval lettbr. He sdid it would be a neighborly thing to work it
out with the other Party.
Ann Bishop had no comments.
Diane Golden said she would love to see the property owners get together to tweak this.
Brian Doyon said the property owners should have reasonably assumed that there would be
something there.
John Schofield said, basically the owner could have placed the structure back without coming to
us. He said the setbacks haven1 changed and so the applicant could put the building anywhere
they wanted. He then asked if the power lines were supposed to be underground.
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Dominic Mauriello stated that service to a home was all that needed to be underground for an
individual home.
Greg Moffet stated that private views were not recognized and the underlying zoning allowed
higher density and that this was cleady allowed.
John Schofield made a motion, in accordance wilh the findings in the staff memo.
Galen Aasland seconded the motion.
The motion passed by a vote of 6-0.
3. A request for a final review ol a proposed locker room expansion at the Dobson lce
Arena, located at 321 East Lionshead Circlei Lot 1, Block 1, Vail Lionshead 2nd Filing.
Applicant: Vail Recreation District, represented by Odell Architects
Planner: George Ruther
TABLED UNTIL FEBRUARY 22,1999
4. A request for a variance from Section 12-6D-9 of the Town of Vail Municipal Code, to
allow tor site coverage in excess ot 20o/o on a PrimaryiSecondary Residential zoned lot,
located at 362 Mill Creek Circle / Lot 9, Block 1, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicant: Walter Forbes, represented by Gwathmey-Pratt Architects
Planner: Allison Ochs
TABLED UIITIL FEBRUARY 22,1999
5. A request to amend the Town's'Public Accommodation" Zone District, Chapter 7 and
amendments to Chapter 15, Gross Residential Floor Area (GRFA)' Town of Vail
Municipal Code.
Applicant: Johannes Faessler, represented by Braun Associates, Inc.
Planner: George Ruther
TABLED UNTIL FEBRUARY 22,1999
Brian Doyon made a motion to table items #4, #5 and #6'until February 22, 1999'
John Schofield seconded the motion.
The motion passed by a vote of 6-0.
6. Information Update
Dominic Mauriello said there was no information update.
7. Approval of January 11, 1998 minutes.
Galen Aasland and Brian Doyon had changes.
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Ann Bishop made a motion for approval of the minutes
Brian Doyon seconded the motion.
The motion passed by a vote of 5-0-1 (Diane Golden abstalned)'
Bdan Dolon made a motion to adioum.
Ann Bishop seconded the motion'
The motion passed bY a vote of 6-0.
- The meeting adioumed at 2:35 P.m-
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TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
MEMORANDUil
Planning and Environmential Commission
Community Development Department
January25, 1999
A request for an amendment to an approved development plan located at
1850 S. Frontago Rd. W./ Lot 6, Alpine Greek Townhomes, Phase lll
Applicant Jim and Sharon Fowler, represented by Fritzlen, Pierce,
Smith ArchitectsPlanner: Allison Ochs
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DESCRIPTION OF THE REOUEST
The applicants are requesting an amendment to a 1992 approved development plan for
Alpine Creek Townhomes, originally Spruce Creek, Phase lll. The 1992 approval
allowed for 6 single-family residences, with 2,300 sq. ft. of GRFA and 1,325 sq. ft. of site
coverage per unit. The applicants are requesting a change to the site coverage allowed
by the approved development plan, while remaining within allowable GRFA. The
applicant's reasoning for this request, along with the Alpine Creek Townhome
Association letter of approval have been attached.
Lots 1 through 5 have already been constructed. The current proposal is a request for
an increase in the allowable site coverage, allocated to Lot 6. While GRFA remains at
2,300 sq. ft., the applicants are proposing approximately 1,660 sq. ft. of site coverage,
an increase of 335 sq. ft.
BACKGROUND
r In 1979, Eagle County approved a three phase development plan for Spruce Creek,
allowing for 33 dwelling units and 57,750 sq. ft. of GRFA. Originally, Phase lll was
approved for 12 units and 21,000 sq. ft. ot GRFA.
. On August 12, 199'1, the Planning and EnvironmentalCommission approved 6 single
family homes wifi a total of 13,800 sq. ft. of GRFA.
. On Oclober 14, 1991, the Planning and Environmental Commission approved a
proposal for 5 single family dwelling units while all other developmenl standards
remained the same.
. On April 27, 1992, the Planning and Environmental Commission approved a
proposal to retum to the 6 single family dwelling units, while all other development
standards remained the same. These development standards included 2300 sq. ft.
of GRFA per unit and 1325 sq. ft. of site coverage per unit.
This request is before the Planning and Environmental Commission because of a
re_quirement passed by ordinance soon after West Vail was annexed. Ordinance No. 13,
Series of 1981, stipulates that major changes to development plans for certain
developments within the West Vail annexation area be approved by the Planning and
Environmental Commission. No criteria lor evaluation were given, except that
Residential Cluster was lo be considered the underlying zone district lor development
standards.
ilt. zoNtNG srATtsTtcs
Site Area:
Buildable Area:
Zoning:
101,128 sq. ft.
74,531.2 sq. ft.
Residential Cluster
Denstty
GRFA
Site
Covenge
Height
Sefbacks
1979 Eagle County
Aooroval
12 DU's
21,000 sq. ft-
(1750 sq. ft. per unit)
25,282 sq. fi.
(2,107 sg. ft. per
unit)
33 ft.
20'115't'1s',t15'
Residential
Cluster
6 DU's per acre of
buildable
=10.3 DU's
18,632 sq. ft.
(1819 sq. ft. per
allowable unit)
25,282 sq. fi.
(2,431.5 sq. ft. per
allowable unit)
33 ft.
20'115'11s',/15'
1992 Aonroval
3.5 DU's per €rcre
= 6 DU's
12,300 sq. ft.
(2050 + 250 sq. fl. per
unit)
7,950 sq. tt-
(1,325 sq. ft. per unil)
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1999
Prooosal
no change
no change
1,660 sq. fl.
no change
no change
tv.DISCUSSION
Staff believes that the proposal is consistent with the development of the Alpine Creek
Townhomes. The proposed increase in site coverage from the previously approved
development is an increase of 335 sq. ft., but remains under the site coverage allowed
by the original 1979 development plan and Residential Cluster Zoning. ArchiteCIurally,
the residence will be similar to the existing townhomes, but not identical (see attached
skelch) and subject to Design Review Board approval. The proposed increase in site
coverage for lot 6 is similar to the ratio of building site coverage to lot size for the existing
Alpine Creek Townhomes.
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V. STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of this amendment to the Alpine Creek / Spruce Creek,
Phase lll development plan based on the loilowing findings:
1. That the increase in site coverage, while an increase from the 1992 approval, is a
reduction in allowable site coverage from both the 1979 Eagle County Approval
and Residential Cluster Zoning.
2. That the ratio ol building site coverage to lot area is similar to existing
developmefi.
Should the Planning and Environmental Commission choose to approve this
amendment, staff recommends the following condition:
1. That all other conditions from the previous April 27, 1992 approval be met
including:a. Maintain a ten foot separation between buildingsb. GRFA is limited to 2300 sq. ft.c. Height is limited to 32 ft.
2. That all conditions stated in the approval letter (attached) from the Alpine Creek
Townhomes be met prior to Design Review Board approval.
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re: Proposed Residcnce for Jim and Sharon Fow{cr
Lot #6 Alpine Creek To*nhomes
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Deqr Torvn of vail,
C)ur associarion hgs Er.ieu€d th6 proposed plans prcpared by Fritzlen Pierc,e Slrith Architecs on
hehaif of Jirn nnd Sbutrn Fo',vler which include floor plans, sitc plan and rendercd persPecrive
dra*'ings. l*t havc aFprovod thc residence as preselled subjcct to fiual review of cxtcrior
r.:aarcrielS andland:capi:rgirnprovemcnts. And subject to the attached letter
dated D€q. Zl, 1999.
li -vouhavc any additional questions please call Ross Ja$setr our Fmpeny manager a:
970-926.7990**)*dodL dq*
TrudiOlsen
Presillent Atpine Creek Toulhomes-
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December 21 , 1998
Trudie Olson Engel
President
Alpine Creek Townhomes
Vail Colorado
FAX:476-1780
re: Proposed Residence
Lot#6
Dear Trudie,
F RITZL E N
PIERCE
SMITH
ARCHITECTS
Thank you for taking the time to meet with myself and Sharon Fowler yesterday. It was my
understanding that the associalion had the following concerns about proposed deveiopment on
Lot #6:
- Potential interruption of view corridors
- Structured improvements in the common area not inciuding landscape improvements and
related retaining walls and terraces.
- That the size ofthe unit not exceed the allowed for the existing units.
- Continuity of design and materials
As we discussed yesterday we clarified that the proposed residence addresses your concerns as
per the foilowing:
*-D - The building footprint at grade (at the ground) is a minimum of 5' away from the properly line
and does not project into the westem view from the existing townhomes back decks.
- We are not proposing any enclosed building area in the common area. Except for the concrete
driveway we agree not to encroach on any cornmon area. This includes but is not limited to decks
patios, overhangs and structures.
- The unit is proposed to be 2300 GRFA (Gross residentiai square footage) as regulated by the
Town of Vail for all the Alpine Creek Townhomes.
- it is our intention to match and/or complement existing materials and colors as we develop the
desigrl We will present this information in the future for your review.
-Landscaping wiil allow for placement of snow removed from driveway.
I have drafted a letter of approval that we wouid need to proceed with the Town of Vail
"Amendment to an Approved Deveiopment Plan" application . Ideally this letter would be on
your ietterhead and signed by yourselfas the Association President, Thank you for your help.
Sincerely,
Lynn Fritden AIA
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
January 11, 1999
Minutes
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Diane Golden
MEMBERS PRESENT:
Greg Moffet
John Schofield
Galen Aasland
Ann Bishop
Brian Doyon
Tom Weber
STAFF PRESENT:
Russ Fonest
Dominic Maunello
George Ruther
Brent Wilson
Judy Rodriguez
Tom Moorhead
Public Hearinq 2:00 p.m.
Greg Moffet called the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m.
1. A request for a Type ll Employee Housing Unit at a proposed primary/secondary
residence, located at 95 Forest Road / Lot 32, Block 7, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicanl: Philip Hoversten, represented by Snowdon & Hopkins ArchitectsPlanner: Jeff Hunt
Brent Wilson gave an overview of the staff memo.
Greg Moffet asked if the applicant, public or Commissioner's had any comments. There were no
comments.
Ann Bishop made a molion for approval, in accordance with the staff memo.
John Schofield seconded the molion.
The motion passed by a vote of 6-0.
2. A request for a variance from Section 12-78-13, Town of Municipal Gode, to allow for the
conversion of existing floor space to gross residential floor area (GRFA), located at 333
Bridge Street (Vail Village Club)/ A portion of Lot C, Block 2, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicant: The Remonov Company, represented by Braun & AssociatesPlanner: Dominic Mauriello
Dominic Mauriello gave an overview of the staff memo
Greg Moffet asked if the applicant had anything to add.
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Tom Braun, the architect representing the Remonov Company, said the intent of the application
was to clean up the place and that because of egress issues, they could not build 2
condominiums. He explained that there was no physical square footage addition to the building
and the floor space was there without having to expand the existing shell of the building. He said
the projecl would not harm anyone in the area and he stated the presence of the existing building
was a hardship. He said for the applicant to adhere to the code, it would be a hardship with the
building as it existed. He said the real essence was what the Town had done in the last year
addressing interior conversions with ordinances and that the Town made a policy to use the
interior space if the building wasn't expanded. He said this would not be a grant of special
privilege, since other properties had done this and again said there would be no adverse impacts
on anyone. He stated that it wouldn'l serve anyone not to do this.
Greg Moffet asked for any public comments. There were none.
Galen Aasland stated he had sympathy for this request, as it was relatively minor, but he said the
proposal was dangerous for the Town. He said that other properties in the area do not enjoy this
and therefore, it was clearly a special privilege.
Ann Bishop made a disclosure that the applicant was a client of hers, but that she saw no
conflici. She said she thought interior conversions were ok, since this building has had a tough
history.
Dominic Mauriello agreed that this was dangerous and explained ihat there was no existing
dwelling unit on the property, just commercial space. He explained that lhe Interior Conversion
Ordinance only applied to existing dwelling units.
Tom Braun said the ordinance could apply to a mulli-family building with a commercial
component. He reverled back to the allowable use of the project and said il was lacking in logic
and common sense. He said there was a distinction between this and the Crossroads situation.
Tom Weber said he had a problem with drawing the line with regard to fulure conversions and
that it was tough to quantify how much was appropriate. He said the applicant was creating il at
the same time as he was converting it.
Brian Doyon agreed with Galen in that it was dangerous precedent.
John Schofield asked Tom to explain the 400 sq. ft., as there were some areas designated, but
at this poinl in time, the 400 sq. ft. was not designated. He said the applicant's intent was to sell
the condo, but he had a problem with it being a hardship. He said he wished the variance code
had a common sense section of the code, but that it did not. He said they had never granted a
GRFA variance of this type and lhe interior conversion agreement was convincing, but the PEC
couldn't stray from the code.
Greg Moffet said the PEC was required by law to enforce the law. He said he didn't like the fact
that the ordinance encouraged the applicant to get cute. He said when the PEC granted
variances in the CC1, AU's and hotel beds were crealed, or other elements of the Master Plan
documents were implemented, allowing for relief. He said it was a clearly enumerated public
policy and he didn't see that here.
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Tom Braun said mixed use was encouraged and that this couldn't match Pepi's live beds. He
said it fit the criteria to say yes and that the PEC had latitude with the interior conversion
ordinance.
Greg Moffet said the code was clear on this and if granted, it will push us down a slippery slope,
as it could be used as a precedence. He said the application encouraged you to skirt the law.
Galen Aasland made a motion for denial, in accordance with the staff memo, with the finding that
it would be a special privilege.
John Schofield seconded the motion.
The motion for denial passed by a vote of 4-2.
3. A request for a major amendment to Special Development District #4 (Cascade Village),
to allow for a fractional fee club and a change to the approved Development Plan, located
at 1325 Westhaven Dr., Westhaven Condominium Cascade Village Area A.
Applicant: Gerald L. Wurhmann, represented by Robby RobinsonPlanner: George Ruther
George Ruther gave an overview of the staff memo and included a change to condition #8 .
Greg Moffet asked if the applicant had anything to add.
Jerry Wurhmann said he questioned the condition requiring 74 parking spaces.
Greg Moffet said that staff just revised the parking pay-in-lieu.
Gerry Wurhmann said the date of October 31, 1999, was not appropriaie, as the validity was for
one year and so it should be after that.
Greg Moffet agreed to amend lhe approval with the date after the 2nd reading. He then asked for
any public comment. There was none.
Tom Weber stated he was in favor of this.
Brian Doyon had no comment.
John Schofield said he agreed wiih 52 parking spaces.
Galen Aasland said he hoped the applicant would be able to do this.
Ann Bishop echoed Galen's comments,
Greg Moffel said he would like to see this with a change to Condition #8 so that the applicant
would pay-in-lieu on spaces not provided on-site above the 52 spaces proposed and that the
approval would lapse 1 year from the date of lhe second reading of an ordinance amending the
district by Council.
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John Schofield made a motion for approval with the above two changes to the conditions.
Brian Doyon seconded the motion.
The motion passed by a vote of 6-0.
4. A worksession to discuss a major amendment to Special Development District #4
(Cascade Village), lo revise the Glen Lyon Office Building site (Area D), located at 1000
S. Frontage Road WesULot 54, Glen Lyon Subdivision.
Applicant: Glen Lyon Office Building Partnership, represented by Kurt SegerbergPlanner: Dominic Mauriello
Dominic Mauriello gave an overview of the staff memo.
Greg Moffet asked if the applicant had anything to add.
Kurt Segerberg, the architect, gave an overview of some illustrations. He explained the localion
of the parking slructure requiring the 98 cars on-site and said they were trying to keep as much of
the entrance across form the Vail Professional Building, as could be. He said the bike path
would remain as is and the architecture was redressing the existing building. He stated that ihis
was a fairly linear site, but landscaping and color would break it up, giving it a residential feel on
the Frontage Rd. side. He said lhe new facility would be a stand-alone facility; just skin work to
the existing building and that the parking requirement would be met with the structure. He said if
9' parking spaces needed to be added it would create an entry problem by pushing the structure
to the east. He said that CDOT wanted to align the exit with the Vail Professional Building. He
said that widening of the bridge was not a part of this proposal, even though there would be a
stacking up of cars at the bridge. He said lhe 22' aisle width was below the 24' required aisle
widih in the parking slructure.
Greg Moffet asked for any public comment. There was no public comment.
Galen Aasland said Kurt had done what we asked him to do from the last meeting. He staled he
had a problem with the 8'wide parking spaces, but said there needed to be standard spaces by
pushing the building closer to the creek. He said he was ok with more office space and the
EHU's and didn't see the necessity for more EHU's. He said snow storage could be hauled away
and that the site was being used in an appropriate way, however, it could use more trees.
Ann Bishop shared Galen's comments and agreed with needing more trees.
Tom Weber said the building could go taller. Tom said he had one concem wiih the parking and
he was not concerned if it moved to the east. He said he was not sure about CDOT's reason for
lining up the exit.
Kurt Segerberg said there were heated ramps.
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Tom Weber said he didn't see a need to make it look residential. He said he didn't see a
generation of employees and so would like more office space with no EHU's. He said he had no
problem with hauling off snow.
Brian Doyon disclosed for the record that he worked for a tenant in this building. He said big
trucks don't fit in 8'wide spots and more handicapped spaces were needed. He said putting in a
new building cancelled the handicap access and there needed to be an accessible route
between buildings. He said he would like to see an elevation of how the parking struclure would
work with regards to ihe grading. He said the applicant would be removing large, tall trees by the
bike path and so there needed to be some screening.
John Schofield said he had no problem wilh more height, the residential nature was not required,
he agreed on the 9'spaces and snow slorage hauling was acceptable. He suggested, since this
office space wouldn't generale new employees, to stick the EHU's on top of the structure, to
increase the parking down below.
Greg Moffet said parking was the tail wagging the dog. He said we needed more office space to
maintain the economic viability in Town and in that direstion, he encouraged the applicant to look
at how parking was handled in other situations. He suggested getting employees to park
someplace else, or to charge for parking, which would make the blue pass a good deal. He said
he would like to see more office space on this site and that an EHU was nice, but not necessary
in this context. He summarized the consensus from the PEC was to squeeze more on the site.
5. A request for a final review of a major amendment 1o Special Development District #6,
Vail Village Inn, to allow for a hotel redevelopment, located at 100 East Meadow Drive,
Lots M and O, Block 5D, Vait Milage 1sr.
Applicant: Daymer Corporation, represented by Jay PetersonPlanner: George Ruther
Greg Moffet asked for the Commissioneis to disclose any relationships with the applicant.
Galen Aasland said he worked for Zehren a dozen years ago and Jay Peterson was his attomey.
Greg Moffet asked for any public comment to be limited to 5 minutes each and stated the
meeting would be immediately adjoumed, if any arguing ensued.
George Ruther gave an overview of the staff memo and attachments and said this would be a
recommendation to Town Council. He said that since the packet, he had received 5 additional
leiters, which would be available in the Town's file. He then went over the publishing dates for
this proposal as 11127, 1998 and then the item was tabled. He said that according to Section 12-
3-6 of the Town Code, notice was sent at least 15 days in advance to property owners adjacent
to the property.
Jay Peterson, representing the applicant, said that George had worked on the report for the past
6 months. He went through a few of the comments from the last meeiing and what had been
done since that last meeting. He said the PEC had stated that this was an appropriate site and
liked the detail of the smaller building and he said that the traffic engineer was here today to
answer any questions. He said lhis building was a story and a half lower lhan presented at the
last meeting and a view analysis was included in the packet. He said ihe project needed to
better relate to the slreetscape and that they had lost approximately 60 hotel units. Jay said that
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this had taken 2 years to put together and we did go around the business community to ask what
they thought of our concept. He said the consensus was that a major hotel with conference
facilities would be the best thing for the Town, as a large conference hotel would be another
marketing arm for the Town. He said the applicent would be cutting back revenue for the Town
of Vail by cutting back the size of the project. He then handed out a response to the 1/8/99 Daily
Trail paid advertisement. He said in the last 10 years a recreation center and performing arts
center had been voted down by the Town and hence, they are down valley. He mentioned that
there would be various people objecting today, since their views would be blocked from the Vail
Gateway Building. He stated that those condominium units sold for a lot of money, but that a
document was recorded in 1989, prior to the sale of any unit in the Gateway, with Leo Palmas
obtaining a signed waiver from each property owner staiing that they would not object to the
poteniial redevelopment of the Wl. There have been numerous encroachments on views being
blocked, but Jay staied that there were only 5 views that were protec{ed in the Town of Vail. He
then commended staff for a great job. He said the economic healih of the Town was of great
concern and that 1998, for the first time, will be a negative growth with an aciual decrease in
sales tax revenue. He stated the Town has taken the bull by the homs in Lionshead, but the
Village needs the same. He said there has been an increase in tax from grocery stores, but Vail
Village is flat and dying. He said by taking an outlying area and putting in mass and bulk, the
economic benefit would trickle into the Town of Vail.
Tim Losa, with Project Management, explained ihe roof height illustrations.
John Schofield asked for a brief explanation of the traffic flow.
Chris Fasch, a Senior Transportation Member, estimated that trips generated by this project,
using the ITE manual of rates and equations, would be 3000 trips per day, coming in and going
out. Having each of the uses in one complex, would require less trips and the trip generation
estimation net increase, with the redevelopment, would be 2000 trips per day, which included
eveMhing, not just guests. He said the relative impact of the net additional lraffic was a $60/o
increase in front of the proposed building and was less ihrough the roundabout, which the
roundabout could accommodate. He said the level of service was a traffic engineering report
card. He said ihe level of service calculations was a '8" or better in the peak seasons, which
included other grovvth from other development, as well as our development. He stated two
improvements as being the right tum deceleration lane and the median, which would prohibit the
left tum in eliminating the conflict by using the right tum deceleration. He said the median
imProvements would be designed to harbor a vehicle, allowing the driver to deal with each
direction of flow individually. He said ihey wanted to make sure the Town supported the project
before they went to CDOT. He explained that if you increase the curbcut traffic by 20%, you had
to go to CDOT.
Brian Doyon did not like having to cut across 3 lanes to get to the highway.
Tim Losa explained the loading and delivery and how the deceleration lane would be expanded
for trucks to pull in and then back down. He said the fully enclosed loading dock would have no
fumes and noise. He then explained the access from Vail Road, by backing in.
Tom Weber said it is a stretch to ask a truck to back up, as it would stack up the traffic and he
asked wtry they would load there, rather than off the Frontage Rd.
Tim Loss explained that the Frontage Road would be to service the guests and we were asked to
provide this for the other redevelopments. He said no backing would occur from the Frontage
Rd.
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Tom Weber asked about pulling straight in.
George Ruther stated that Greg Hall said the tuming maneuvers do function properly.
Tim Losa said tuming radius's for buses can be accommodated.
Brian Doyon questioned the tuming radius for buses in the front.
Tim Losa said there would be 2-4 valet parking spaces in the front and we would know in
advance if buses were coming.
Brian Doyon asked if this was overflow or valet in the garage.
Tim Loss said, overflow. He said the conidors would be 7.5'- I'ceiling heights. He said the
bedrooms in the lower level would have 9' ceilings, with the exception of the vaulted ceilings on
the upper floors.
Galen Aasland asked aboul the Frontage Rd. exits and if CDOT doesn't approve, what is the
applicant prepared to do.
Jay Petefson said an option, if a left tum can't be made out of the project, would be to turn left
farther down the road away from the roundabout. He said this would be paid for by the applicant.
Tom Weber asked if cars could exit onto Vail Road, providing a right hand tum with a ramp up for
exit only.
Tim Losa said that would significanlly increase the irips in the roundabout and the applicant was
trying to reduce impacts on the roundabout.
Tom Weber said most of the traffic was coming from the other side of the roundabout.
Jay Peterson said we had committed to other phases of SDD 6 for loading and deliveries and
that there were huge expanse of concrete in that area. He said they were trying to keep as much
traffic off of Vail Road as possible.
Galen Aasland asked if it was angled when entering into the facility in front of Gateway .
Tim Losa said any improvements occuning on the Town right-of-way could be granted approval
by the Town.
Greg Moffet asked for any public comment.
Charles Llpcon, a second homeowner from Miami who spends 4 months a year in Vail, quoted
from Confucius from 2500 years ago; '\ryhen words lose their meaning, people lose their
freedom." He said that in 1976, Joe Stauffer entered into an SDD approval. He said there were
no set of approved plans located belween the TOV and Joe Stauffer. He said they were not to
build over 3 stories and the Gateway project was moved around in order io protect the view
conidor established by the Vail Village Inn development plan and ihe TOV. He said this new
project would windfall profit for the developer. He said that the traffic to this hotel will be intemal
to the Village and right now the circle backs up under l-70 in the moming and aftemoon and lt will
become a.iraffic nightmare. He said the project would be a 2% increase yearly and he asked
about the domino-effect with everyone wanting to go to 8 stories. He said the cutting off of the
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view conidor was the 2nd problem. He read from a publication that quoted; "breathtaking vistas"
at every turn," and now they would be gone. He stated that this building was far loo big, with 6
stories on Vail Road and that il was violating the Master Plan that allowed 5 stories on ihe
Froniage Road. He gave an example of walking out the south door of the Vail Gateway, seeing a
70'wall 20' away from the door, as being the firsl canyon alley in Vail and he said this alley would
be double what's needed to create a canyon. He stated that the buildup of fumes would be
unsafe, as well as sunlight being cut off from this bunker, nol to mention the ice build-up. He
said without amending the Master Plan, the SDD could not be passed. He said the height would
be 87', instead of 47'in some places. He said this monolithic structure would cause people not
to come here, because they love the little village. He asked where the lax revenue was. He said
the Town would get inverse condemnation suiis.
Galen Aasland asked about the souih entrance on the Gateway Building.
Charles Lipcon quoted from a letter from the TOV to the Gateway, requesting a strong pedestrian
connection, which this alley wouldn't address.
John Dunn, representing Charles Lipcon, said he believed the Master Plan was a regulatory
document. That being said, he said one definition of the guideline was that a lesser height might
be more appropriate, as it was in excess by 100%.
Greg Moffet said the Gateway Building exceeded the zoning by 670/o.
Tom Moorhead said the plan stated that it was intended as a guide and he said the State of
Colorado stated the Master Plan of a municipality was advisory only. He said he concuned with
the view corridors in the staff memo.
Teak Simonion, representing Curtin Hill, supported this projecl, as the bed base needed to be
increased and a convention facility would be a good step for the off-season-
lstaccio Cortina, owner of lhe Lionshead Inn, said he was monitoring the process as he wants to
redevelop as well. He said the alley and traffic were negative, but we needed to keep on working
on Vail and he supported this, as we needed a bed base. He said the Lionshead Inn had 52
hqtel rooms but occupancy was 30% below lasi December. He said we were 40% occupied our
1"'year.
Joe Stauffer stated he was not here to either support or oppose the project, as it would be a
conflict of interest. He lhen explained the SDD. He said since he couldn't sell lhe property, he
developed it himself and the Town asked him to have an SDD adopted in 1976, adding that
GRFA was taken away from him. He said ihe SDD said the pedestrian plaza movement area
required a 2 story building area through the plaza over East Meadow to the Village. He said he
was allowed 5 stories on the Frontage Road, by cutting down to 2 stories on the plaza. He said
the Town was very concemed that skiers be seen on Gold Peak, so the view had to be
protected. He envisioned that the last phase would be in the year 2000 or 2002, when Craig's
market was completed. He said he was here only to explain what his thoughts were regarding
the SDD.
John Schofield asked Joe Stauffer about the agreement with Leo Palmas in 1989.
Joe Staufer said Mr. Palmas was going to rent the condos as hotel units and I was concemed
that they needed to know there was an approved building going up in fronl of them. He said he
assumed that Mr. Palmas advised his tenants.
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Paul Zuger, owner of a retail gallery at the Gateway Building, asked about the building height in
the agreement.
Joe Staufer said buildings were allowed up to 5 slories on the Frontage Rd. side.
Paul Zuger said 95% of the lraffic comes from the south side. He said the 80' wall was not
acceptable for his business and would put him out of business. He said the fumes were a
concem and a tenible eyesore.
Hans Woldrich, a DRB member, said ii was glaringly obvious that the iraffic situation was totally
unresolved. He said handling one car at a time wes not acceptable when a banquet lets"out.
Anthony Gemolino, a 3-year business owner of Phoenix Rising, spoke on behalf of the
merchant's point of view, saying the area was very dark and a facility in the back would enhance
it and improve the area.
Jay Peterson said that Joe gave a good rendition, but he left out two approvals. He said In 1984
Tony Kempf amended it for site specific for Phases 1 and 2 . He said Tony brought in the a 67'
tall building behind the gas station. He said in 1988, before Phase 5, Mr. Hillis included the gas
slation site and was never built because it had all kinds of contingencies, so the 1984 plan held.
He said they just showed pockets of height. He said in the Town of Vail in the winter, most of the
people anive by public transportation and during ihe summer more people drive. He said the
loading fumes were from the Gateway's trucks. He said there was a pedestrian connection
through lhe hotel, if the dumpstei was moved. He said if you look at our numbers they are less
than the Austria Haus, except for height and he didn't respond to threats of lawsuits.
Greg Moffet stated the public hearing was now closed.
John Schofield asked if the view encroachment agreement was a public record.
Jay Peterson said the owners all had a copy.
Ann Bishop asked if ihe view encroachment showed up on the Gateway title policy.
Charles Lipcon said the agreement refened to the then-approved plans; or 3 stories in the view
corridor.
Jay Peterson said this was not a true statement and lhe document spoke for itself.
Tom Weber thanked the public for their input. He said SDD's were dynamic in nature and didn't
take into a.ccount previous applications. He said that SDD's put all the cards on the table, stating
what was best for lhe Town. He said some of the conditions were negligible, such as taking out
the 8rh floor level penthouse or the stepping back on Vail Road. He sa]aie would take out
Condition #4 of the staff memo.
Brian Doyon said this was a good project and with the outside participation, it would result in a
good quality project for the Town of Vail. He agreed with Tom to remove Condition f4, as it had
litlle impact. He seid he would insist traffic circulation be looked at carefully and he was very
concemed with the valet parking, as well as the route to get to l-70 when leaving the hotel to go
to Denver. He said the applicant would really need to tak-e a serious look at this, as it was
dangerous, especially with heavier snows and locals who tend to gun it in the roundabouts. He
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again said that that issue had not been finally resolved and they need to get cars away from the
roundabout. He felt the number of EHU's could be dropped significantly if a large percentage of
EHU's were located in the Town of Vail. He said that this was a tax base for the Town, so they
cannot be localed down valley. He said he would consider 1 unit in Town to 2 units down valley.
He said the elevation along Vail Road needed a belter architectural feature. He stated there still
needed to be circulEtion and flow iowards the Gateway Building.
John Schofield said there were no ideal projects during a re-development phase, which the TOV
would be in for the next 30 years, so we need 1o think of the bettering of the TOV and not
individual owners. He thought the applicant and staff could come up with some kind of EHU
number.
Galen Aasland said this building would have real consequences for the neighbors, but it would
be good for the Town. He said he appreciated taking the height out of the building and the floor
to floor height was not excessive. He said he had real concems about traffic, with people leaving
the hotel going towards Denver. He said the south door of the Gateway needed to be
addressed. He said the west wing needed to be a condition, so we don'i have flat walls. He said
the net result of reduction of rooms was good and bad. He said there needed to be an on-site
manageis unit, as part of the approval, living there 24 hours of the day in a nice unil, which
would be a good commitment on the part of the developer.
Ann Bishop conducted her own study when living at Crossroads 365 days a year. She said there
were times there was no oRe in Town and we need this facility to keep us viable. She said she
would hate to see what would happen if this prqect did not occur. She said from experience, it
was very difficult to coordinate a convention in the Town of Vail now and so we must have a
convention center. She said the view encroachment document was very clear to the people who
owned units in the Vail Gateway Building and she found it hard to believe ihat this comes as a
big surprise.
Greg Moffel said he was strongly in favor of this type of development and scaling this project
back would run contrary to public policy and the local economy. He said he was in agreement
with the finding and it was appropriate for this gpe of hotel, as we know smaller producls were
not viable and we needed to commit to size. He said a conference for 400 peopie would not go
to Beaver Creek. He said in May and October, there was not enough economy for businessei to
stay in business. He said our elected officials have stated the community objectives and this
meets those objectives. He said he agreed with Brian regarding the EHU. He said he didn't
agree with Conditions 4,5 & 9, as we have nickeled and dimed the applicant to death. He said
there was sufficient excess parking on-site in the winter and the bottom line was that the PEC
was concemed with left tums out of this project.
John Schofield made a motion for approval, in accordance with the findings in the staff memo,
with changes to Condition #2, to read the ratio of units required shall be reduced to 2:1 for units
provided in Town versus units provided down valley and to delete Conditions #4 and #5 and
Condition #9 read that the applicant explore altematives to decreasing the depth of the enclosed
main loading/delivery area to reduce the impact of the Vail Plaza Hotel at the ground level of the
building on the adjoining properly to the east. The final change shall be at the discre$on of the
DRB.
Ann Bishop seconded lhe motion.
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Galen Aasland asked for additional architestural articulation on all no(h end south levels on the
norlh and south elevations of the west wing and that one, on-sile employee housing unit be
provided as a manageds type of unit.
Greg Moffet said he will vote, but he would like to see #5 eliminated.
Jay Pelerson said we would look at it at the DRB level
Brian Doyon said he wanted Condition #5 removed, but not the removal of Condition #4, but with
articulation only.
John Schofield said so moved.
Ann Bishop said so seconded.
The molion passed by a vote of 6-0,
6. A request for a worksession to discuss a proposed anena expansion at the Dobson lce
Arena, located at 321 East Lionshead Circle/ Lot 1, Block 1, Vail Lionshead 2nd Filing.
Applicant: Vail Recreation District, represented by Odell ArchitectsPlanner: George Rulher
TABLED UNTIL JANUARY 25, 1999
7. A request to amend the Town's "Public Accommodation" Zone District, Chapter 7 and
amendments to Chapter 15, Gross Residential Floor Area (GRFA), Town of Vail
Municipal Code.
Applicant: Johannes Faessler, represented by Braun Associates, Inc.Planner: George Ruther
TABLED UNTIL JANUARY 25, 1999
Tom Weber made a motion to table items #6 and #7 until January 25, 1999.
Brian Doyon seconded the motion.
The motion passed by a vote of 6-0.
8. Information Update
Dominic Mauriello reminded the PEC of the joint Council worksession tomonow.
9. Approval of December 28, 1998 minutes.
Ann Bishop made a motion to approve ihe minutes as read.
Galen Aasland seconded the motion.
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The motion passed by a vote of $G1 with Brian Doyon abstaining.
John Schofield made a motion to officially cancel the 218199 PEC meeting due to the
Championships.
Ann Bishop seconded the motion.
The motion passed by a vote of 6-0.
Galen Aasland made a motion to recommend to Council Town Council remove a PEC
represenlative on DRB.
Ann Bishop seconded the motion.
The motion passed by a vole of 4-2, with John and Greg opposed.
John Schofield made a moiion to adjoum.
Brian Doyon seconded the motion.
The meeting adjourned at 6:35 p.m.
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Alpine Creek Townhomes
c/o Ross Jansen
Christopher Denton Real Estate
P.O.Box 1427
Edwards CO 81632
Colorado Department of Highways
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List of Adjacent Property Owners
Ptarmigan Townhomes
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Tom Saalfeld
Box 832
Vail Colorado 81657
Casa Del Sol Condominium Association
c/o Bill Bishop Manager
2065 W. Gore Creek Drive
Vail Colorado 81657
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NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning and Environmental Commission of the Town of
Vail will hold a public hearing in accordance with Section 12-3-6 of the Municipal Code of the
Town of Vail on January 25, 1999, at 2:00 P.M. in the Town of Vail Municipal Building. In
consideration of:
A request for modifications from a previously granted conditional use permit, located at
19 Vail Road / Tract J, Block 7, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicant: Vail lnterfaith Chapel, represented by Gwathmey-Pratt ArchitectsPlanner: Jeff Hunt
A request for a variance from Section 12-6D.9 of the Town of Vail Municipal Code, to allow for
site coverage in excess ol 2Qo/o on a Primary/Secondary Residential zoned lot, located at 362
Mill Creek Circle / Lot 9, Block 1, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicant: Walter Forbes, represented by Gwathmey-Pratt ArchitectsPlanner: George Ruther
A requesl for an amendment to an approved developmenl plan, to allow for an increase in site
coverage and reconfiguration of a building envelope, located at 1850 S. Frontage Road
WesULot 6, Alpine Creek Townhomes.
Applicant: Jim & Sharon Fowler, represented by Fritzlen, Pierce, SmithPlanner: George
The applications and information about the proposals are available for public inspection during
regular office hours in the project plannels office located at the Town of Vail Community
Development Department, 75 South Frontage Road.
Sign language interpretation available upon request with 24 hour notification. Please call 479-
2356, Telephone for lhe Hearing lmpaired, for information.
Community Development Departmeni
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George Ruther
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Town of Vail Department of Community Development
75 S. Frontage Road
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Re: Application for Amendment to
Approved Development Plan
Alpine Creek Townhomes
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ARCHITECTS
Dear George,
This letter will serve as the written description of our request:
Project History:
Alpine Creek Townhomes was approved in 1993 for 6 detached single family residences on a
property that had previously been zoned Medium Density Residential. The development includes
six private parcels as well as several open space parcels that are controlled by the Association.
The approved development plan allowed for 2300 GRFA per unit and 1325 sf of site coverage.
Five ofthe six lots have been developed but Lot #6 was not built on and has been held by the
original developer Mike Lauterbach til recently. The lot was conveyed to Jim and Sharon Fowler
in December of 1998.
Application Dcscription:
The Fowler's would like to build a single family similar but not identical to the existing
townhomes. They are submitting a proposal that stays within the 2300 GRFA and the 33' height
limit but they are requesting a modest increase in site coverage. The total site coverage is l7l7
sf. The total area of the lot is 3625. Although we are requesting more site coverage the ratio of
building site coverage to the lot area is similar to the existing development.
Exterior materials have not been finalized but it is our intent to utilize roofing, siding and stucco
materials and colors similar to existing. Prior to finalizing these decisions the association has
requested that they have an opportunity to review and approve our choices. In that I assume we
will be going to DRB as well I thought it would be best to develop final building elevations,
material list and detailed landscape plan after we have been reviewed by the PEC.
This proposal has been reviewed by the Town home association and we have received written
approval with some conditions. Please refer to attached letters.
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With this application we are submitting:
- Copy of Building Approved Building Elevations For Alpine Creek Townhomes
- Copy of Final Plat of Alpine Creek Townhomes
- Site Plan Al01 (4 copies)
- Floor Plans Sheets A20l to A203 (4 copies)
- Roof Plan A204 (4 copies)
- Building Section A40l (4 copies)
- Two Perspective Sketches. (4 copies)
- List of Adjacent Owners and Addressed Envelopes
- Title Report
- Signed Application Form
- Letter of Approval from Alpine Creek Townhome Association
Please call me for any additional information. We are hoping to be scheduled for the January 25,
1998 Planning Commission Meeting in light of the cancellation of the February 8, 1998 meeting.
Fritzlen Pierce Smith Architects
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Order Number: 99016665-C2
1. Effective dae: Novenber tO. tggg at 7 t4.5 A.It.
2- Poliq'or Policies to be issued: Amount of Insurance(a) A.L.T.A. Owner's ( standar'd) $ zoo ,6oo . oo
Proposed Insured:
JAT''ES B. FOWTJER and SHaRoIv K. Fo'/'.Ir,ER
(b) A.L.T.A- Loan ( standard) S tso,ooo .oo
Proposed Insured:
rras? trEsrEAIy |@ITCACE SERVICE9, rNC., itssuceegsors and/or asslgns
(c) I*nsehold $
Proposed Insured:
3- The estate or interest in the land described or referred to in lhis Commitmmt and cavered herein is
fee Finple
4- Ttde to the fee siatpl e estute or interest in said land is sI the $ettive dnte hereof vested in:
NICT{AEL J. I,AUTERBACE
5. The lard refeted to in this Commitmmt is described as follorus:
SEE ATIACEED LEGAL DESC&IPffON
PurF orted Address..
1850 HICEWAY 6
vArrr, co 87657
STATEMENTOF CHARGES
These charges are due and payable before a
Policy can be issued.
PRENIUIN SUBDIVIDER
Ofr aRSr $388.OO
MORTGAGE: 70O.OO
TAX CERT: 2O.OO
form 7OO 5O.OO
forn 11O.7 5O.OO
fotm 2O3,7 50.00
forn 7OO.3O 69.OO
form 8.1 5A.0O' form 5.7 69.00
SCHEDULEA
Order Numba: 9 8O1 6665 -CZ
LEGALDESCRIMON
LOT 6,
ALPINE CREEK TOWHOWS, PHASE IIIlogether wlth an undivlded 16.67 pe'rcent Tnterest ln and to utle
co'4mon ParceT, according to t}|e pTat recorded August zB, 1992 in Book 5a7 at.
Page 994 as xeeeption No. 484096, and t,fre pTat of Alpine c'eek rc,wnhomea, phase
rr. recotded January 27t 1993 in Book 600 at page Jgs as Reception No" 496294,atd the PIat of A]pine Creek Townhomes, phase III, recoEded Auguat lZ, 1993 in
Book 616 at Page 266 aE ReeeptTon No. s12339, and aeeording to the TownhouseDeclatation For Alpine creek Townhoney, reeorded June 30, j99z in Boak 593 at
Page 588 a5 Recept ior No, 479694, and Fir't Aaendnert recorded octobet 20, 1992in Book 597 at Page 987 as Reception No. 4eeABS, and the Eirst Suppleg,entaL
Townhou5e Declaration recorded January 8, J993 in Book 599 at page J5 aa
RecePtion No. 495725, and the Second Amendrr.ent to Tabnhouae Declatation forAJpire Creek Tovnhomea, Zeeorded tlay 27, 1993 in Book 609 at page 452 as
Reception No. 5O553 2
COUNTY OF EAGLE
STATE OF COLORADO.
c2 DaNE ON 12/1/98 By Lew
THIS CAMAITMENT WAS PREPARED ON SEPYAMBER 1, 1998.
FOR QUEETIONS REGARDING THIS COMUITMENT PLEASE CALL LINDA
WILLZAT'6, TEE TITLE OEEICER, AT 970/949-1077.
''OR OUESTTONS RECARDT$G ?EE CLOSING. PLEASE CALL
KAt|Ay HOULTHAN, %[E E SCROP/ OFFTCER, Ar 970/949-1O11.
?his comaitment is sent to;
JAI''ES & SI'AROI\T FOWTLER
I4ICEAEL IJAUTERBACE
E. JO BROWN
RAYMA ROSE
te
SCHEDULE B
Section I
Order Numbbr: g 80 t 66 65 -Cz
RESUIREMENTS
The fallowing are the requirenents to be complied with:
Item (a) Payment to or for the account of the grantors or mortgagors of the full consideration for the estate or
interest to be insured.
Item (b) Proper instrument(s) creating the estate or interest to be insured must be executed and duly filedforrecord, to wit:
Evidence sati'tactoty to stewart Ntre cuaranty company of payment ot aLlout5tanding taxe6 and asaessment6 aE cettified by f.he EagLe county TreaF.uret.
Execution of affidavit aE to DebtB and Lien6 and its return to Stewazt Iit|e
GuaratTty Company .
Payment of any and all !{@teownetE alaessmentr and expeneea aa rquited in theDecratatlon of ATpine cteek Tovnhousei and cerxificate froa Arpine creek
Townhousea Aasociatlon verifylng that such pawent ftas been received.
EvTdence aatisfactoty to Stepart PJtie Guaran ty Company tiat the rea-l estatettansfer tax assessed hy the rown of vaiT has been paid or that the transactionis exerapt fron said tax-
Evidenee saXlsfaetory to Stewart Title Guaranty Cofrpany that the Right of FirstRefusal gtanted to Jane R. Cohen, contained in the Jrstrunent recotded March g,
199J ln Book 603 at Paqe 614 as Reception No. 4997oo, has been conplied wLth.
Deed from HiehaeT J. Lauterbach, vesting fee siaple tjtl.e jn James B. Eovrrerand Sharon K, IrowTer.
IfOfEr IVO!ATJOI\T OE TEE LEGAL ADDRESS AE TEE GRATf?BE MUST APPEAR ON THE DEED AS
PER 1976 A,ENDHEN! TO STA?UTE ON RECORDTN9 OF DEEDS CRS 38-35_1Og (2).
Deed of rru6t from the BoIrower to the pubtic Trustee for the use of tfteproposed Tendet to secure t}le loa!.
7.
2
6.
4.
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-('V *CHEDULEB
Sectiott 2
Order Number: 9 g0 r 6655-Cz
The poliq, or policies to be issued will contain
satisfactiorr of the Company:
73. EaEement8 and tesetvatians as shown
Townhc.me', reeotded Augrust Zg. jggz
484095 and the pTat of ALpine Creek
tc,
EXCEPNONS
ecepti,ons to the following unless the sarne are disposed of to the
'\i1:,,.i]t,
1. Rig,hts or claims af parties in possesston, not shown by the public records.
2. hsements, or claims of easemmts, not shown by the public records.
3- Discrepanc,ies, confiicts in boundnry lines, shortage in area, encroachments, and any faas which a coftectsurvey and inspection of the premises would discloie and which are not showtt by the iuitic records.
4- Any lien, or right to a lien, for services, Iabor or naterial heraofore or here$ter funtished, imposed by lawand not showtt by the public records.
5- Defects, liens, encumhranrces, adverse claims or other mntters, if any, create.d, first appearing in the publicrecords or _attachirlS subsequmt to the effective date hereof, but pribr rc the dare the praposed iniired acquiresof recordJor wlae the estate or interest or mortgage therlon coiered o1a this commirment.
6- Unpatented mining claims; reservstions or exceptiotts in patents, or an act authori1ing the issuance thereof;water rights, claims ar trlle to water.
7. Any and a77 unpaid taxea and aaae'aments and any unredeemed tax sa-Ies.
8. rhe effeet of inclusions in any general or specific water consertrancy, fireprotection, soil consersation or othet disttict or incr-usion rn anv watetsetvice or street improvement area.
9. Reservations or exceptions contained ir u.s. patent.s, or in Acts authorizinqtie issuance thereaf, recorded June 75, 1g1g ln Book gs at page rs andtecorded october 4, i9r8 in sook 93 at page 30r resetvlng J) Right' of theptoprietot of a veln ot Tode to extract and renove his ore lhenefrom and Z)tights of way fot ditcheE and canals eonsttucted under the authority of theUnited States.
7o- Ea5ement conveyed to Holy crosa Electzic Association, rne., by John H. Dunham,reeorded septerDer 6, 1979 in Baok 2ga at page 6si. as Reception No- 7gro5o.
11. Order of rnclusion in t.he VaiT village west Watet and sanitatjon Dl-strl.ct,recorded narch 13, 7979 in Eook 282 at page 933 as Eeceptior No, 179240.
12 . Any we'tLons ' dispute or adverse elains as to any -Ioss or gain of land as areEuLt af any change in the rlver bed Tocatian by othe! than natutal causeat oralternation through acctetion. reJictjon, erosion or avulsion of the centerttiread. bank channel' ot fTow of waters in tlle cote cteek Tying within subjectrand and any question9 as to the rocation of 6ach centet thread, bed, bank, orchannel as a TegaL deeerlptian monument or mazker fot purpolea of describing orlocating subj eet Lands .
on
in Book 587 at page 994 as Receptior No.
Townhomes, Phase II, recotded January 27,
Continued on next Daqe
continuation of schedule a - Section 2
Order Numbet: 98076665'Cz
7993 in Aook 600 at Page 7g5 aa Reception No. 495284' and the Plat of Alpjne
cteek Tovnhomea, Phage I'II, lecotd.zd ]g'guit 12| 199j in Book 615 at Page 266 aE
Reeegtlon No. 572339.
14. Terms. conditions, tesewationa. reetrictiona and obligations as conxalned ln
Townhouse Declaral-l:an fot ATptne Cteek Tc,'/nhoa€E. recorded June iO, 1992 ia
Book583atPage588aafiBceptionNo.479694,andE!r6tAmendmantteeotded
october 20, Igg2 ln Eook 5g7 at Page 987 da Recepl.'ion No. 488085 and Eiret
suppTemental Townhoase Declaz;ation reeorded Januaty 8, 1993 ia Book 599 at Page
35 a5 .Receptl,or llo. 495125, ar?d t.he second Afiendment to Townhou9e DecTaration
forATpinecreekTowrhomes,Eecordedltay2',t993inBook6Q9atPaqe452as
Reception No. 505532.
!b,'1;lii
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Dcccrnber 2l, 1998
Town of Vail
Dcpartmcnr of Community of Dcvelopmcnt
75 S. Frontoge Road
VailColorsdo tI657
rc: Propased Residence forJim and Sharon Fow{er
Lot #6,llpine Creeh Torrnhomes
^nCHIYEC
Dcar Tcwn of Vail,
our asrociarion hes teviewed *rc proponcd plass Htpared by FriElen Pierce Smith Architecrs on
hehalf of Jirn ead Shiron Forgler which include floor plans, site plan and rendcrsd perspeotivc
dreuings. \*t have an1,ro$d the residence ss prescnied subjcct ro final reviet'v of cxtcrior
natcriaisandlurdscapingimpror'cmcnts.Andsubjecttotheattached1etter<
dated Deq. 21, tgg8.
It'youlavc any additional questions rrieasc call Ross Jsng€s out proptrty manager al
970,e26.7990
Sinccrely. , jt"'*)*ffid*- Moz*
Trudi Olsert
Presirtenr Alpine Crcok Tounhomes-
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F RITZLET.
December 21,1998
Trudie Olson Engel
President
AIpi ne Creek Torvnhomes
Vail Colorado
FAX:476-1780
re: Proposed Residence
Lot#6
Dear Trudie,
F RITZL E N
PIERCE
SMITH
ARCHITECTS
Thank you for taking the time to meet with myself and Sharon Fowler yesterday. It was my
understanding that the association had the following concems about proposed development on
Lot #6:
- Potential intemrption of view conidors
- Structured improvements in the common area not including landscape improvements and
related retaining walls and terraces.
- That the size of the unit not exceed the allowed for the existins units.
- Continuity of design and materials
As we discussed yesterday we clarified that the proposed residence addresses your concems as
per the following:
-# - The building footprint at grade (at the ground) is a minimum of 5' away from the property liae
and does not project into the western view from the existing townhomes back decks.
- We are not proposing any enclosed building area in the common area. Except for the concrete
driveway we agree not to encroach on any common area. This includes but is not limited to decks
patios, overhangs and structures.
- The unit is proposed to be 2300 GRFA (Gross residential square footage) as regulated by the
Town of Vail for all the Alpine Creek Townhomes.
- It is our intention to match and,/or complement existing materials and colors as we develop the
design. We will present this information in the future for your review.
-Landscaping will allow for placement of snow removed from driveway.
I have drafted a letter of approval that we would need to proceed with the Town of Vail
"Amendment to an Approved Development Plan" application . Ideally this letter would be on
your letterhead and signed by yourselfas the Association President. Thank you for your help.
Sincerely,
Lynn Fritzlen AIA
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3/26/qq
FRITZLEN
PIERCE
SMITH
Trudie Olson - Association President Alpine Creek
1292E Webster Pla
Omaha. NE 68154
February 23,1999
Town of Vai[ - Design Review Board
Dept. of Community Development
Att Allison Ochs & DesignReviewBoard
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657
Re: Alpine Creek Townhomes Lot #6 Proposed Fowler Residence
Dear Design Review Committee:
We cannot approve the proposed Fowler Residence as desiped. The first problem is the
parking. The cars, two in the garage and two in the driveway, will always have to back
out and pass two houses, lot #5 and tg. These houses have cars in front of their homes for
extra parking .l-o,#6 has no space for exha parking or a turn around. It has been
suggested that a retaining wall be built ag'ainst the berm so they have room for a turn
around.
The next concem is snow removal. There seems to be no space available for the snow.
The proposed tum around should not be used for the storing ofsnow. The association
approves the rest of the Desigr and we hope the two concems can be resolved.
sincerely, _.f:-AfuU
Trudie Olson
Association President
cc: LynnFritzlen, AIA
Ross Jansen
All Association Members
Ivlarch 30, 1999
Allison Ochs
Town of Vail Deparhnent of Community Development
75 S, Frontage Road
Vail Colorado
re: Fowler Residence Alpine Creek Tounhomes #6
Dear Allison.
FRITZLEN
P I E RC E
SMITH
ARCHITECTS
I am forwarding a letter of approval from Trudie Olson, Alpine Creek Association President on
the approval for the Fowler residence.
The association met on March 26, 1999 and discussed the tum around issue. They have decided
to keep with the originally approved turn around configuration as shown on the Improvement
Location Certificate prepared by Starbuck Surveying dated 10/25/93 for Michael Lauterbach and
the Town of Vail a copy of which I retieved from tle Town records. Attached is a portion of that
survey for your reference.
I am also forwarding a perspective sketch of the exterior showing the revised north elevation. I
think that completes our application, please call with any questions.
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Project Description:
owner,Addressanaenone: /zlla/- L c"-.- /r,- /,.-.4 /t) rSnr. 3/f t
ArchitecVContact, Address and Phone: tl#r,. P J- *
Legaf Descripti on:Lot Lx Bbck - Subdlvision S
Project Street Address:
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Comments:
Board / Staff Action
Motion by: -
Seconded by:
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Vote: 4- 1
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Front
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Setback
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Permitted Slope _.,rql Actual Slope OK
Date approved by Town Engineer: OK.
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3) Geologic Hazardsa) Snow Avalanche /I./o,.-b) Rockfallc) Debris Flow
}letlands
o?-revl.oua conditions of approval (check property fiLel z qr- a
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"foes thls reguest involve a 250 Additlon? /-,''
How much of the allowed 250 Addition ls used with this requesE? a..
**Note: Under Sections 18.12.090(B) and 18.1.3.080(B) of the Municipal
Code, lots zoned Two Farnily and Primary/Secondary which are Less than
15'000 sq. ft. in area may not construct a second dwelling unlt. The
Comnunity Developnent Department may grant an exception to thisrestriction provided the applicant meets the criteria set forth under
Sections 18.12.090(B) and 18.13.080(B) of the Municipal Code incLuding
permanently restricting the unit as a Long-term rentaf unit for ful]-
time employees of the Upper Eagle Valley.
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1) Flood Plain
2) Percent Slope
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TO: MIKE McGEE
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GREG HALL TODD OPPENHEIMER
Return to Andv Knudtsen
Town Planner
INTER-DEPARTMENTAL REVIEW
Landscaping:
Date:
Date:
Date:
pR9JECT: S p r,... Cr--'"'k, Pha"'-T{T
DATE SUBMITTED:DATE OF PUBLIC HEAHING
COMMENTS NEEDED BY: zlz-<
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL:
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Engineering:
Reviewed by:
Comments:
Reviewed by:
Comments:
Fire Dept.:
Reviewed by:
Comments:
Distributed to the Fire Department, Public Works, and Landscaping on >- /tr.
Y linl1/e {*l^)tr,
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Engineering:
Reviewed by:
Comments:
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TO: MfKE McGEE GREG HALL
DATE SUBMITTED:DATE OF PUBLIC HEARING
TODD OPPENHEIMER
Return to Andv Knudtsen
Town Planner
PROJECT: S -J-L(r< Cr=.-k, Pl^o^.-g 4U_
COMMENTS NEEDED BY: zlz-z
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL:
Suoal ele\rclicn , netd 'r<; \re ',toi\\i,ci ir \ ,',, ,r w,-". Flfal
NJ$ir 'N( \r(l 'rJ l -'Qot .r6t\\(\'Y..-
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rf tcar,r ', t'{,w r,\Ot(rqg,,,-
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Reviewed by:
Gomments:
irJeed La"d"cog r nq P \4r\
Fire Dept.:
Reviewed by:
Comments:
Date:
Date:
Distributed to the Fire Department, Public Works, and Landsc aping on 7// (< .
lc7;4 4
TO: MIKE McGEE GREG HALL TODD OPPENHEIMER
Beturn to Andv Knudtsen
Town Planner
INTER-DEPARTMENTAL REVIEW
PROJECT: S Cr--"-k, Pt"oo'-g d t&
DATE SUBMITTED:
COMMENTS NEEDED BY: zlz.z
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL:
t . ,/Leaf Md>u4t ,'.,//,*
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Date:
Date:
Reviewed bY : - "1)/z-
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Comments: 4)5. . n-'za- Jf "P 7y'2.'"2"--a /i'''' "''r'
DATE OF PUBLIC HEARING
twD stnal/e {*rn )ty,
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Engineering:
Reviewed by:
Comments:
Reviewed by:
Comments:
Fire Dept.:
Distributed to the Fire Department, Pubtic Works, and Landsc aping on >/./ /r*--.
DATE OF DRB UEETING:
lsrs ePPrrc*#lffilltor "r AccEprrD
ItNn'rL .e!L REQUIRED IlrfORtrAtIOil rS SITBUIEIEDrri*ttt*tttr.PROJECT TNFORMATION:
A. DESCRIPTION:[.-F-.*.
B. TYPE OF REVIEI{:
','Nevr Construction ($200.00)
Additlon ($50.00)
Minor Alteration ($20.00)
Conceptual Review ($0)
c.
D.
ADDRESS:ha.-l*q - Q-4. Lr u
LEGAr DESCRIPTTON: Lot _9_ Block
Subdivisio1 Ar p"x.- C"..- k I, b r-(rr rt*ee
E.
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G.
If property is descrlbed by a meets and bounds legaldescription, please provide on a separate sheet anaattach to this applicatlon.
ZONING:
I,0T AREA: If reguired, applicantstanped survey showing fot area.
NAI4E OF APPLICN{T: h,.<( r.-l Lc--k-.6 gc-u
Mailing Address:
APPLICANT' S REPRESENTATIVE :
Address:
must provide a current
Phone 416 -O cli'
K4NAI'{E OFMailing
Phone
I. NAII{E OF {.-r 6 - .-(- '
*STGNAIURE (S) :Mdiling Address i
-Url
l.Co lrCrS
Condominlum Approval lf applicable.
DRB FEEi DRB fees, as shown above, are to be paid atthe tine of submlttal of DRB applicatlon. Lat,er, whenapplylng for a building pernit, please identify theaccurate valuation of the proposal. The Town of Vailwlll adJust t,he fee according to tbe table beloC, toensure the correct fee ts paid, 4 n4, b
EE,E pLtDz S O( e
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FEE SCHEDULE:
VALUATIONo - $ 10,000$ 10,001 - s 50,000
. $ 50,001 - $ 1.50,000
$150,001 - $ 500,000
$500,001 - $1,000,000$ Over $1,000,000
* DESIGN RE\'1IE}I BOIRD IPPROIIAI.I EXPIRES ONE YE;AR NTTER FINAI'
IPPRO\/AI. TTNI.ESS .E BSII.DING PESIfIT IS ISSI'ED }ND CONSTRUCTION
ST}RTED.
**NO EPPLICATION WII.I.I BE PROCESSED I|ITEOUT OI{NER' S SIGNATUNE..-'
1
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FEE
$ 20.00I s0.00
$100 .00
$200.00
$400.00
$s00.00
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NAME OF PROJECT:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
STREET ADDRESS:
LlST OF MATERIALS
Alpine Creek Townhomes
Lor I er,ocx
1850 South Frontase
DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT :
J7"/
SUBDIVISION
Road West
Farnilv Residences
The following information isReview Board before a final
A. BUILDING I.4ATERIALS :
Siding
Other WaIl MateriaLs
F: cr-i r
Soffits
Windows
Window Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Deck Rails
F tir6c
F1a shings
Chimneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
Other
B.LANDSCAPING:
required for submittalapproval can be given:to the Design
TYPE OF MATERIAL COLOR
N*,;-l
Light Brown
S tucco Beige
2x8aDirnens ional / Lieht Brown
Wood Natural
LigLt Brown
ul,'L--
None
Name of Designer:phone:
Botanical" Name
Steven J, Riden
949-4121
PLANT MATERIALS:
DI)NDAEFh 'lDtrE C
/'^hh^^ \l-*^\, \Jrrlru (Jt I ttatllc;
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SUBD]VI SION
JOB NAME
LOT L Rt.nar FILING
ADDRESS 1850 South Frontage Road I,Ie s t
The location and availabilit.y of utilities, whether they be maintrunk fines or proposed Iines, must be approved and verified bythe following utilities for the accompanying site plan.
Authorized Siqnature Date
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U.S. West Communicat.ions
1-800-922-1987
458-6860 or 949-4530
Public Service Cornpany
94 9-5781
Gary HaIJ-
HoIy Cross Electric Assoc.
9 4 9-58 92
Ted Husky/Michael Laverty
Heritage Cablevision T.V.
94 9-5530
SLeve Hiatt
Upper Eagle Val]ey Water
& SaniEation District *
.1 t o- t.r6u
Fred Haslee
NCTE:
Aeb.11
These verifications do not relieve the contractor of
his responsibility to obtain a street cut permit from
the Town of Vail, Department of Public Works and to
obtain utilitv locations before diqqinq in any public
right.-of-way or easement in the Town of Vai]. A
builciinq permit is not a street cut permit. A street
cut pernit must be obtaj.ned separately.
This form is to verify service availability and
location. This should be used in conjunction wiLh
preparing your utility'plan and scheduling
installations.
* Pfease bring a site p1an, floor plan, and efevations when
obtaining Upper Eagle Val1ey Water & Sanitation signatures. Fire
flow needs must be addressed.
Tn.
FROM:
DATE:
RE:
},IEMO
Andy Knudtsen
Town of Vail Planninr Df?artrrl.ent
Mlchael Lauterbach &r(/\
November 4, 1993
Alpine Creek Tovrnhomes
Enclosed for your revlew is a current site and driverday plan.
According to my calculations, the driveway as-bullt conforms to fire department
requirements until unit numb er slx is constructed. At that time, it r^ti11
need to be widened to the north as designated by the cross-hatching.
The site plan further identlfies five parking spaces r^rl th space number four
able to accomodate over-length vehicLes. fhose spaces as well as future
fire department driver^ray requirements are gravelled and w111 be plowed
for use this erinter. An additional parklng space could be installed adjacent
to unit number six slmultaneous with development if neceseary.
At this point, if you concur r^rith the layout of the five
parking spaces, I will secure an estimate and bond completion of paved areas
in order to allow issuance of Certlficates of 0ccupancy to homeownerls of
units one through five, Thls will greatly rnitigate their mortgagee!s and
insurorrs concerns regarding suitability of the property.
Since I have requested several landscaping lnspections and hear
nothing negative, I am assr:ming that our installation of landscaping features
meets with your approval. In addltion, Charlie Davis recently reviewed and
apparently approved the project for Publlc Works.
Please contact me if you have any questions and thank you in
advance for your consideration.
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BRIEF DISCRIPTION OF
PUBL I C }'ORKS
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POLICE DEPARTI4ENT
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approved by Town Engineer:
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Flood Plain nQ
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c) Debris ELow _gza-z_4)wetlanat @
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b) Rockfall
How much ot/n; allowed 250 Addition is useffif,Eis reguest?n n..-o
* *Note : IlJer Sections 18 .L2. 090 (B) and 18 . 13 . 080 (B) of the Municipal
Code, loJ zoned Two Fanily and Primary/Secondary which are less than
151000 J ft. in area may not construct a second dwelling unlt. Thecomnunft Development Department may grant an exception to ttrlsrestr-ion provided the applicant neets the crlteria set forth underSectls 18.12.090(B) and 18.13.080(B) of the Municipal Code includingently restricting the unit as a long-term rental unit for full-tifemployees of the Upper Eagle Valley.
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DATE SUEMITTED:
DATE OF PUBLIC HEARING
COMMENTS NEEDED 8Y:
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL: tr)<-,-,;,*f /.*".t1
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Slngle Family Residence
Spruce Creek Phase III
Alpine Creek Tor^mhomes
Minor eration
Conce al Review
Lock
Phase III
s and bounds
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DRB APPLICATION - TOWN OF VAIL,
DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED :
DATE OF DRB MEE?ING:
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TIIIS APPLICATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPIEDttNTrL Ar.t REQUTnED INFORTA,IION IS SSBMTTTEDit****r**t
(920.00)
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ADDRESS:
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apply g for a building pernit, please identify theaccu{te valuation of the proposal. The Town of Vail
wi1 djust the fee according to the t.able below, toenfe the correct fee i's paid
FEE pArD: s )/f
VALUATION
s 10,001
$ 5o/ 001
$150r 001
s500,001$ Over
c 1n nnnY JV, VVIJ$ 50,000c l Rn nnnV r.Jvt \,,tJ\./$ 500,000
91,000,000
$1,000,000
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$ 20.00I 50.00cl nn nn
$200.00
$400.00
$500.00
PROJECT INFORMATION:
DESCRIPTION:
B. TYPE OF REVIEW:
xx New Construction (9200.00)
Addition (550.00)
Subdi;+ s i*orr SPruce Creek Townh
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Ma:Vail
rone 47 6-6944
IVE: Michael Lauterbach
Vail
Phone 47 6-6944
NAME OF OWNE r"rrchael Lauterbach
*STGNATURE (S
Mailing Ad P-O, Box 3451 Vail
Phone 476-6944
Condomin Approval if applicable.
DRB fees, as shown above, are to be paid atof submitt.al of DRB application. Later, when
*NO SPPLTCATION WILL BE PROCESSED WITHOUT OWNER' S SIGNATURE
ZONE CHECKl*, *, -ffiorrr*r.l
DATE: 7- ^'r-,15
IEGAL DESCRIPTION: I,ot
.fluur(liSS:
OI.iNER
Block Filing
50 South Froirtaee Road West
Michael Lauterbach pHONE 476-6944
PHONE 949-4121
Allowed
(30) (33)
APl^H T TFAT Steven J. Riden
ZONE DISTRICT
PROPOSED USE
*'tLOT SIZE
Height
ToIa] GRFA
Primary GRFA
Secondary GRFA
Setbacks
RC
7,7 oa
425
425
F'rnnt
Sides
Rear
Water Course Setback
Qita f-nr:orar,ro
Landscaping
Retaining Wall Heights
Parking
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Drive:
View Corridor Encro ANT'
, /6'
Reqrd
(300) (600) (900) (1200) 600
Permitted Slope _LL Act.ual Slope
Date approved by Town Engineer:
20,
15'
15'
(30)
20
15/ T5
Yes
2')
3)
No
Flood PLain YesEnvironmental,/Haz
Percent S]ope No
Geologic Hazards
a) Snow Avalanche No
b) RockfaL1c) Debris Flow No
4) wetlands
Previous onditions of approval (check property fite)
Does t request involve a 250 Addition?No
How m of the allowed 250 Addition is used with this reguest?
* *No : Under Sections 18.12.090 (B) and 18.13.080 (B) of the Municipal
^^/.|lots zoned Two Family and Primary,/secondary which are less than
0 sq. ft. in area may not.construct a second dwelling unit. The
nity Development Department may grant an exception to this
t.riction provided the applicant meeLs the criteria set forth under
tions I8.:.2.090(B) and 18.L3.080(B) of the Municipal Code including
rmanently restricting the unit as a long-term rentaL uni: for full-
me ernployees of the Upper Eagle Valley.
No
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u{66inJ-ng waII }reighrs
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**LOT SIZE
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PHONE
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PROPOSED USE
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approvecl by Town
No
c) Debris nrffiji#;il'
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2)
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this 'Guest invoLve a 250 Addit.ion?
;;-;^^-E- ::-.": crrr\,r rrJ-Ircrr.y/,res() (Jarry wnJ"cn l are rIgss. tnan ,,.1,:,;:;il..,lit1-l!W._rc.-r.n area may noL construct a second dwelling unit- tneiiil,ii :i.uon|utT'y DeveJ-opment Department, may grant an except.ion to this . ;i,i,i:'::i'l;
?1:"_lli"_fuo". invotve a 250 AddiLion? n4 U.: : '
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!iru:lii it:;i3?S,'13o"ttli!iffi,Tfi'i,'|f;""ili:::i;"i"8"5:'il"ll$:iili:itpqlBnent']y restricLing the unit as a ]ong-Eerm renuil unit for ffjf-;li1'r:l'tiile employees of the fipper Eagle Va]tey.
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PROJECT: J /Y?LC1_
DATE SUBMITTED:'
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DATE OF PUBLIC HEARING
COMMENTS NEEDED BY:
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL: ./Ue..i
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PUBLIC WOHKS
Reviewed by:
Comments:
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UTILITY LOCATlON VERIFICATlON
SUBDIVISlON Spruce Creek, Phase III
JOB NAME Alpine Creek Townhomes I 6
LOT BLOCK FILING
ADDRESS 1850 South Frontage Road Llest
The location and availability of utilities, whether they be maintrunk lines or proposed 1ines, must be approved and verifj.ed bythe fol.lowing utilities for the accompanying site plan.
Authorized Siqnature
c
U.S. West Communications
r.-800-922-1987
4 68-68 60 or 94 9-4530
Public Service Company
94 9-5781
Gary Hall
Holy Cross Electric Assoc.
949-5892
Ted Husky,/Michael Laverty
Htrri t aoc Cal-r'l ewi g j6n f .\,r.
94 9-ss30
Steve Hiatt
Upper Eagle Va11ey Water
& Sanitation Di-st rict *
416-'7 480
Fred Haslee
NOTE:
Date
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3-2/-r/
I -p /-?/
[]4*!
A.zL-11
These verifications do not relieve the contractor of
his responsibilit.y to obtain a street cut permit from
the Town of Vail, Department of Public Works and to
obtain utilitv locations before diqqinq in any public
right-of-way or easement in the Town of Vai.l. A
buildinq nermit is not a st.reet cut permit. A street
cut permit must be obtained sepalately.
This form is to verify service avail.ability and
l-ocation. This should be used in conjunction with
preparing your utility plan and scheduling
insLallations.
* Please bring a site plan, floor p1an, and elevaLlons when
obtaining Upper Eagle Valley Water & Sanitation signatures. Fire
fLow needs must be addressed.
, ii. q
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
RE:
MEMO
Andy Knudtsen
Town of Vail Plannir,g Dnartment
Michael Lauterbach Lrr(/\
November 4, 1993
Alpine Creek Townhomes
Enclosed for your revierr is a current site and driveway p1an.
Accordi-ng to my calculaEions, the driveway as-bui1t conforms to fire department
requirements until unit numb er six is constructed. At that time, it will
need to be widened Eo the north as designated by the cross-hatching.
The site plan further ideutifies five parking spaces with space number four
abl-e to accomodale over-length vehicles. Those spaces as well as future
fire deparcment driveway requirements are gravelled and r'rill be plowed
for use this wint.er. An addltional parking space could be installed adjacent
to uni-t number six simultaneous rrith development if necessary.
At this point, if you concur with the layout of the five
parking spaees, I wilL secure an estimate and bond completion of paved areas
in order to allow issuance of Certlficates of Occupancy to homeownerrs of
units one through five. This will greatly mitigate their mortgagee!s and
insurorrs concerns regarding suitabiLity of the property.
Since I have requested several l-andscaping inspections and hear
nothing negati.ve, I am assuming that our installation of landscaping features
meets with your approval. In addition, Charl-ie Davis recently revlewed and
apparently approved the project for Public tr{orks.
Please contact rne if you have any questions and thank you in
advance for your consideration.
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