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Home My WebLink Aboutpitkin.planning.291706100001 (1990)DOCUMENT LAYOUT THIS FILE MAY OR MAY NOT CONTAIN ALL OF THE INFORMATION LISTED BELOW IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER Summary Sheet Resolution for the BOCC and/or P&Z Ordinance for the BOCC and/or P&Z Determination for the Hearing Officer Administrative Determination Staff Memo Application Public Notice, Acceptance Letter, Referral(s) Letter Site Plan Miscellaneous Plat copies (llxl'n _..J 'e A. .. ~, .G~ --++rv--.T+"TM"'M+r '~-^.a^.VVr^M1* ^'~''?^R'^'h-«'. TS:,-:i:AV.: ~_° ~+ rf az ~^ r CP,SELOAD SUMMARY SHEET Pitkin County DATE RECEIVED: 1 22 90 PARCEL ID AND CASE NO. DATE COMPLETE: ~ d 2917=060-00-001 P9-90 /'~'~ ,.... PROJECT NAME. Heckert 1041 8~1f0et' Hazard Review _ (/'=~' ~::-~'~-~~~"' Project Addressc APPLICANT:"Clark W. Heckert Applicant Address: 16 Ravine Road, Wilmington, DE 19810' REPRESENTATIVE` Representative. PAID: YES NO At40UNT. S 1670.00 NO. OF COPIES RECEIVE'Ds/ 8' TYPE OF APPLICATION: 1 STEP: 2 STEP: V P&Z Meeting Date r r ~ PUBLIC HEARING: ES NO VESTED RIGHTS: YES NO BOCC Meeting Date PUBLIC HEARING: YES NO VESTED RIGHTS _ YES NO Staff Level,,: 1041 Minor Hazard Review: Date of Approval RE ERRALS- F " Attorney Aspen Consol S.D. School District Engineer Mtn. Bell Rocky Mtn Nat Gas Housing Holy Cross State Hwy Dept aspen Water ~~Fire Marshall~C~Jr-~~) (Glwd) (GrJtn) ,~ Envir. Hlth. Snowmass Vill Zoning nager FAA CO Geo. Survey Div. Wildlife _~Div. Water Res. USFS (Aspen Caucus ~,~USFS (Carbondale) Other: DATE REFERRED: 5 '(o~ aU INITIALS:. FINAL ROUTING: DATE ROUTEb I ~ ~ZINITIAL: - County Attorney ~ County Engineer Zoning Housing Envir. Health Other: C ~ ~~~ X327964 i i /1519t~ iC~: i.~i f:$. cx~ "gFC"" 634~P'G 138k~ u Silvia Davis.'F'xtk:in Cnt .l =rE:e Doc #.r.~C> ~ ,i.;, WHEREAS, Clark Heckert, hereinafter "Applicant", has applied to the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado; hereinafter "Board", for ' Generale Submission approval'" "for" the'" construction of a single-family residence on a metes and bounds parcel, pursuant to Section 6-3 of the Pitkin County Land .Use :. ., ., Code; and ` WHEREAS, the_Applicant's parcel is zoned RS-3b and contains approximately 7 acres; and WHEREFi.S, said. parcel is located west of State Highway 133, approximately four miles south of Redstone, at Placita; Section 6, 'Poiasship 11 South,` Range 88 west; more" specifically described in Exhibit "A"; and ,.-: ._ WHEREAS, the Applicant is proposing to construct a single- family residence on site; and WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission heard the application at their regularly scheduled meeting on July 17, 1990, at which time they approved a 1041 Hazard Review and recommended approval of the General Submission; and WHEREAS, the Board heard this application at their regularly scheduled"meeting on September 25, 1990, at which time evidence and testimony was presented with respect to this application; and __..__ ,.,..~~, .. s. : . ,e< ~ -,ya,. -.- ., a^~984 17./15/4? 1~~: i5 fiec ~.!?U Pf€ 634 FG 139 ~ r >ilvia. Davis, P'itk:in Cnty Cl" , Doc ~.C~~~ , Resolution No. 90 ~y Page 2 WHEREAS, the Board finds that the Applicants have complied „, with General Submission criteria, pursuant to Section 6-3 of the Land Use Code. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board that it does hereby grant General Submission approval to the Heckert application subject to the following conditions: 1. Wildlife habitat impact shall be mitigated as follows: 1 a. Dogs and livestock shall be prohibited. b. Native vegetation shall be preserved outside .of the building envelope and within the envelope wherever possible. c. Fencing shall be limited to 42" iri height and 4 strand or less. d. Pasturing of horses shall be allowed but shall be limited to the months of July, August & September. 2. The access drive shall be designed to conform to County standards and shall be approved by the County Engineer prior,„;, to issuance of a building permit. 3. The applicant shall apply for and obtain an access permit from the State Department of Highways prior to excavation for construction of the driveway. 4. The applicant shall place gravel on the .driveway during construction to minimize mud carryout onto the highway. 5. Utility lines shall be buried in the driveway. 6. The applicant shall install a second storage tank, to be approved by the Environmental Health Department, prior to issuance of a building permit. 7. Prior to issuance of a building permit the Environmental Health Department shall inspect and approve the existing water system and proposed septic system design and location. 8. The applicant shall adhere to guidelines contained in the Colorado State Forest Service booklet entitled "Wildfire Safety Guidelines for Rural Homeowners". Said guidelines are as follows: #3<i984 3? /15i,9~~ 1~>: %5 ^n~3. C~4 PR; 634 F'G 140 Silvia Davis, FitFi~ rn. ~1.e~4t, Dac S~.OU Resolution No. 90-~~ Page 3 r-a) An external water supply .for fire fighting shall be provided (small pond, cistern, well, hydrant or fire sprinkler system): b) The Applicant shall thin or clear any trees or shrubs as necessary within 30"feet of the proposed residence. c) All roofs shall be kept cleared of debris. d) Firewood shall be stacked on a contour away from building. e) 2'he base of buildings shall be kept cleared of weeds and debris. f) At least one (1) ten-pound ABC-class"fire extinguisher •.~, shall be placed in each structure. g) All power and telephone lines shall be underground. 9. A drainage plan shall be submitted with the building permit application to assure negligible effect from runoff. Said plan shall be"reviewed and approved by`the County 'Engineer prior to issuance of a building permit. ,b~~,, l0. All areas disturbed by construction shall be revegetated >rx=:•: with natibe~ materials within one growing season of construction. il. Primary residence and accessory structures shall be located within the approved building envelope. 12. Prior to issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall prepare a site plan for recording which meets the approval of the Planning Department and the County Attorney. 13. The applicant shall adhere to all representations made in the application and On the public record. APPROVED by the Board of County Commissioners at its regular meeting on September 25, 1990. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COIARADO s.~ ,~, Chairman #37984 11/1519C.i 10:1 Ftec~.-"x~C~G E+K 634 F'G 141 Silvis Davis, F'it}:in Cnty =r}::, Doc g,C_~is Resolution No"''"90 ~y Page 4 ;,; ~ ~. Timo E itsitt, County Att y APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: i / Amy rge , Pla g Di or ~m ELS RESO HECKERT BOCC APPROVED AS TO FORM: #3^e984 11/15/9cr 10:15 Ftec $.OCs PF 634 F6 142 Silvia Davis, Fitk:i.n ~'y Clerks Doi $,OCr '; . i. ,r... - ..... _... Heckert 1041 Hazard Review and General Submission ' ' EXHIBIT .A«.,.., . A tract of land situate in Lots 7.and 10, Section 6, Township'll South, Range 88 West of the 6th Principal Meridian being more particuiariy described as follows: ' Beginning at a point on the .Westerly right-of-way of old State Hi hwa No. 133 whence the S 1/4 corner of Section 31, Tow 10 South, Ran a 88 West of the 6th Prince al Meridian bears N. 2lgdegrees 25gminutes 00 seconds E. 1913.40 feet; thence Winship 489.10 feet; thence S. O1 degrees 42 minutes 00 seconds West 993.60 feet; thence East 136.36 feet to the westerly right-of-way of State Highway' No. 133; thence along said Westerly right-of-way the following course:' N.'A4 degrees 49 minutes 43 seconds E. 160.91 feet; thence 178.61 feet along the arc of a 633.00 foot radius non-tangent curve to the right which arc subtends a chord bearing N. 19 degrees 29 minutes 43 seconds E. 178.02 feet; thence A. 34 degrees 09 minutes 43 seconds E. 2 10.30 feet; thence N. 37 degrees 34 minutes 43 ' seconds E. 57.30 feet; thence N. 34 degrees 20 minutes 13 seconds E. 189.40 feet; thence 162.21 feet along the arc of a 513:00'foot radius non-tangent curve to the left whicti arc subtends a chord bearing N. 18 degrees 31 minutes 13 seconds E. 161_53'feet; thence N. 02 degrees 42 minutes 13 seconds E. 17.28 feet; thence leaving said Westerly right-of-way on a course bearing N. O1 degrees 19 minutes 00 seconds W. 11$.80 'feet 'to the point of, beginning. County of Pitkin, State of Colorado ~ d x- ~-~~ ,. #329121 1~/~~4!9U 1:58 Ciec ~.Oc~ E{k: 636 ;_648 Silvia Davi Fitkin Cnty Clerk, Doc ~.~,,, .~»~ w RESOLUTION OF THE PITKIN COUNTY PLANNING'AND ZONING COMIKIS~ION' GRANTING 1041 GEOLOGIC, WILDLIFE AND WIEDF'TR'E ETA~ARD I~EVIRW `" APPROVAL TO THE HECRERT APPLICATION Resolution No. PZ-90-~ WHEREAS, Clark Heckert, hereinafter ^Applicant", has applied to the Planning and Zoning Commission of Pitkin County, Colorado, hereinafter "Commission", for 1041 Wildlife and Wildfire Hazard approval for a single-family residence pursuant to Section 5- 400.2(a)(4~ of the Land Use Code; and WHEREAS, the Applicant's parcel is zoned RS-30 and contains approximately 7 acres; and WHEREAS,. said parcel is located west of State Highway 133, approximately four miles south of Redstone, at Placita; Section 6, Township 11 South, Range 88 West; more specifically described in Exhibit "A"; and WFIEREI~S, the Applicant is proposing to construct a single- family residence on site; and ` WHEREAS, the Commission considered the Application at a duly noticed public hearing at their regularly scheduled meeting on July 17, 1990; and WHEREAS, the Commission determined that the applicant can adequately mitigate identified 1041 hazards; and WHEREAS,. the Commission has determined that said application meets General Submission requirements of the Code. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission `that it recommends approval of the Heckert General Submission to the ,,,, . ~+. ~.,. ~:~ li z ~ .. ~~;-, w : ~a~ #3<^^9121 12/~^/9C~ 1U:S8 Piec $.C.tCI Eit. 636 F',C-649 ' Silvia Davi" ~Pitt:in Cnty Clerh., Doc ~.` Resolution No. PZ-90~ Page 2 ' Board of County Commissioners. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Commission that it does hereby grant 1041 Wildlife and Wildfire Hazard Review approval to the Applicant subject to the following conditions: 1. Wildlife habitat impact shall be mitigated as follows: a. Dogs and livestock shall be prohibited. b. Native vegetation shall be preserved outside of the building envelope and within the •envelope wherever possible. c. Fencing shall be limited to 42" in height and 4 strand or less. d. Pasturing of horses shall be allowed but shall be limited to the months of July, August & September. 2. The access drive shall be designed to conform to County standards and shall be approved by the County Engineer prior to issuance o£ a building permit. 3. The applicant shall apply for and obtain an access permit from the State Department of Highways prior to excavation for construction of the driveway. 4. The applicant shall place gravel on the driveway during construction to minimize mud carryout onto the highway. 5. Utility lines shall be buried in the driveway. 6. The applicant shall install a second storage tank, to be approved by the Environmental Health Department, prior to issuance of a building permit. 7. Prior to issuance o£ a building permit the Environmental Health Department shall inspect and approve the existing water system and proposed septic system design and location. 8. The applicant shall adhere to guidelines contained in the Colorado State Forest Service booklet entitled "Wildfire Safety Guidelines for Rural Homeowners". Said guidelines are as follows: a) An external water supply for fire fighting shall be provided (small pond, cistern, well, hydrant or fire ' sprinkler system). #'~291~1 i?/~4C~ 1Gg58 Fiec.'~~,...dG $Y" 636 ~""' 650 S'iivia Davis Pitkin Cnty' Cier4+.", Doc ~.i~" •7 Resolution No. PZ-90~ Page 3 b) The Applicant shall thin or clear any trees or shrubs as necessary within 30 feet of the proposed residence.. c) All roofs shall be kept cleared of debris. d) Firewood shall be stacked `on a contour away from building. ' e) The base of buildings shall be kept cleared of weeds and debris. E) At least one (1) ten-pound ABC-class fire extinguisher shall be placed in each structure. g) All power and telephone lines shall be underground. A drainage plan shall be submitted with the building permit application to assure negligible effect from runoff. Said plan shall be reviewed and approved by the County Engineer prior to issuance of a building permit. 10. All areas disturbed by construction shall be revegetated with native materials within one growing season of construction. 11. Primary residence and accessory .structures shall be located within the approved building envelope. 12. Prior to issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall prepare a site plan for recording which meets the ,approval of the Planning Department and the County Attorney:" 13. The applicant shall adhere to all representations made in the application and an the. public record. r APPROVED by the Pitkin County Planning and Zoning Commission at its regular meeting on July 17, 1'990. PITRIN Cb+'UNTY PLANNING'AND ZONING COMMISSION' -~,` _,^ Suzanne Caskey, Chai erson `~ ., , ~,~~~a.. . ~ ~; ~ v #324121 12/.^8/9"'-. 10:58 Fec x.00 PK. 636 F6 /'~'.1 Silvia Davis, ~~ ~:in Cnty ClerEr., Doc #.~i0 Resolution No. PZ-90 ~~ Page 4 ATTEST: Deborah Skehan, Administrative Assistant APPROVED AS TO FORM: ~ ~. Timothy itsitt, County At ey APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: Amy .arge , Pla ing ector ELS RESO_HECKERT_1041 #329121 i~'28/9h 10:58 Ftec $. X70 BK 6""' PG 652 Silvia D~ `'s, Pitkin Cnty Clerk, Doc .C~i1 Heckert 1041 H2.zard Review and General Submission EXHIBIT ^A" , A tract of land situate in Lots 7 and 10, Section 6, Township 11 South, Range 88 West of the 6th principal Meridian being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the Westerly right-of-way of old State lOgSouthNoRange 88eWesttof the/6thoPrincipaleMeridian'~ Township bears N. 21 degrees 25 minutes 00 seconds E. 1913.40 feet; thence West 489.10 feet; thence S. O1 degrees 42 minutes 00 seconds W. 993.60 feet; thence East 136.36 feet to the A~esterly right-of-way of State Highway.No. 133; thence along said westerly right-of-way the following courses: N. 04 degrees 49 minutes 43 seconds E. 160.91 feet; thence 178.61 feet along the arc of a 633.00 foot radius non=tangent curve to the right which arc subtends a chord bearing N. 19 degrees 29 minutes 43 seconds E. 178.02 feet; thence N. 34 degrees 09 minutes 43 seconds E. 210.30 feet;. thence N_ 37 degrees 34 minutes 43 seconds E. 57.30 feet; thence N. 34 degrees 20 minutes 13 seconds E. 1$9.40 feet; thence 162.21 feet 'along the arc of a 513.00 foot radius non-tangent curve to the left which arc subtends a chord bearing N. 18 degrees 31 minutes 13 seconds S. 161.53 feet; thence N. 02 degrees 42 minutes 13 seconds E. 17.28 feet; thence leaving said Westerly right-of-way on a course bearing AT. O1 degrees 19 minutes 00 seconds W. 118.80 feet to the point of beginning. County of Pitkin, State of Colorado ~ F... ~ #329111 728/90 10:58 Ftec ~. GG BY. 6?"`"" P6 652 Silvia DG .'s, Fitkin Cnty Clerk';- Doc `~OCa Heckert 1041 Hazard Review and General Submission EXHIBIT ^A" A tract of land situate in Lots 7 and 10, Section 6, Township 11 South, Range 88 West of the 6th Principal Meridian being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the Westerly right-of-way of old State Hi hwa No. 133 whence the S 1/4 corner of Sect lOgSouth, Range 88 West of the 6th Principal Meon 31, Township ridian bears N. 21 degrees 25 minutes 00 seconds E. 1913.40 feet; thence West 489.10 feet; thence S. O1 degrees 4~ minutes 00 seconds w. 9'93.60"'feet; thence East 136.36`feet`to?the to'esterly right-of-way of State Highway•No_ 133; thence along said Westerly right-of-way the following courses: N. 04 degrees 49 minutes 43 seconds E. 160.91 feet; thence 178.61 feet along the arc of a 633.00 foot radius non-tangent curve to the .right which arc subtends a chord bearing N. 19 degrees 29 minutes 43 seconds E. 178.02 feet; thence N. 34 degrees 09 minutes 43 seconds E. 210.30 feet;. thence N. 37 degrees 34 minutes 43 seconds E. 57.30 feet; thence _N 34 degrees 20 minutes 13 seconds E. 189.40 feet; thence 162.21 feet along the arc of a 513.00 foot radius non-tangent curve to the left which arc subtends a chord bearing N. 18 degrees 31 minutes 13 seconds E.' 161.53 feet; thence N. 02 degrees 42 minutes 13 seconds E. 17.28 bearpngh~nc0e11aggreesgl9dmiVnutesl00rseconds W3Y118.80cfeeteto the oint of be innin County of Pitkin, State of Colorado n. ru~i. .. _.rn vn3 t ~aµ 3.n i+ i ...w.. tii .r .. .--. . ~ ~.~'~k. •g~ .._ ~, ~<.. ~ ,. ~''.- 7~November, 1990 Ms Ellen Sassano Pitkin County Planning Office {4~f;1 3 130 South Galena Aspen, CO 81611 Dear Ellen: I have. tried twice to contact you in your office. Each time you were unavailable so I left a message. The following is°a full explanation of the messages which will probably present no surprise to you. As I have stated previously, I understand that you are very busy with your current case load so I am writing requesting a copy of the final, report and to have Pitkin County accounting send a full financial statement on my 1041. I'm sorry that I have to bug you, but I need the Final report in order to complete the building application that I plan to submit soon. If you are finding it difficult to complete the report for whatever reason please write and give me some indication of when the report will be ready. Sincerely Yours: Clark W. Heckert ~_ ~` .., a .. . ~_:. .. v ,. ,~.... .x k e. ... ... ~.v AGENDA ITEM SIIMMARY To: Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting - September 25, 1990 THRU: Reid Haughey, County Manager V/ Amy Margerum, Planning Director VY RE: Heckert 1041 Special Review and General Submission FROM: Ellen Sassano, Planner SUMMARY: The Planning Office and the Planning and Zoning Commission recommend approval. The applicant agrees to comply with the recommended conditions of approval. REQUEST: Clark Heckert is requesting approval of a 1041 Environmental Hazard Review and General Submission. The applicant is proposing to construct a 625 square foot garage and 2500 square foot residence on a site which is approximately seven Placta n siz]. The site 5 m~pped' as gETk winter range and includes a ma'or wildlife hi hwa crossin from McClure Pass to LOCATION: West of State Highway 133, approximately four miles south of Redstone; Plaoita, Colorado; Section 6, Township 11 South, Range 88 West ZONING: The property is zoned AF-2. ISSUES: There are no outstanding issues. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Office and the Planning and Zoning Commission recommend approval of the Heckert` General Submission subject to the conditions shown in the attached Staff Memorandum. ELS AIS_HECKERT_1041 ~' ..,. ~-.. .- r .....N »4., fir" , p .~,-- ~ . MEMORANDUM TO: Ptkin County Planning and Zoning Commission FROM: Ellen Sassano, Planning Office RE: Heckert 104T Special Review and General Submission DATE: September 25, 1990 REQUEST: Clark Heckert is requesting approval of a 1041 Environmental Hazard Review and General Submission. The applicant is proposing to construct a ..625 square foot garage and 25'00 square foot residence on a .site which is approximately seven acres in size. The site is mapped as Elk winter range and Placitas a major wildlife highway crossing 'from McClure''.. Pass to APPLICANT: Clark Heckert LOCATION: West of State Highway 133, approximately four miles south, of Redstone; Placita, Colorado; Section 6, Township 11 South, Range 88 West ZONING• F~''2 ~1-~70 1041REVIEW WILDLIFE inethe Cr stal R ver 1ValleS to Sevin wri fife r2n his pr ications Y Y g evew of the sate, Kevin Wright indicates that the lgt'reoeives lieavy~use y k during early winter (late November through January) and also serves `as a portion of a major highway crossing from McClure Pass to Placita. The applicant has worked with Mr. W locate the proposed residence and garage in an area which will minimize impacts to wintering Elk. The house' Bright to te, as recommended by Kevin Wright, will allow the "EIk to continue to P Hilhwae aboveasor northh of thethouse 11 Divisionlof tWild oss the g Y ~- ) life has recommended the following mitigation measnrps to insure that impacts to'winterng EIk are minimized: ' 1. Garage and house be built in close proximity to each other. No dogs. Maintain native vegetation; keep loss of native vegetation to a minimum. 4. No livestock. Fencing 42" 4 strand or less. `~ The applicant agrees to abide by recommendations made by the Division of Wildlife. The.. a licant has plsp r ~ ( pasture pp quested that he be allowed to some horses on the ro ert for'short`duratons limited to three weeks during the summer). The applicant has no intention of permanently pasturing the animals but would like the option of __ ..„.. occasionally staging them in the grassy l'ow area-near Highway 133 below the'Placta Spring. Kevin Wright has reviewed the request and indicated that he~has rio objection to pasturing the horses for short durations during the summer. In summary, while there are. wildlife concerns on 'site, the applicant ,has worked with DOW to limit building envelope size and locate. the house and garage such that impacts will be minimized. The applicant has also agreed to recommended mitigation measures. GENERAL SOBMISSION General Submission issues which are pertinent to the development of this particular site are discussed below. ACCESS - access to the site is to be off of Highway 133. The road, is to be a maximum of 7.4$ in grade. The County engineer has reviewed the proposed driveway and indicates that it appears to be in conformance with County standards which stipulate that grades must not exceed 120. Mr. Newland recommends that the driveway in general be designed to conform with County standards. ,,,... He also notes that the applicant will be required to apply for and obtain an access permit from the State" Department of Highways. The Environmental Health Department has requested that gravel be placed on the driveway during construction to minimize mud carryout onto the highway. The applicant agrees to do so. Finally, it is recommended that utility lines to the building envelope be buried in the driveway. .~, , , ...,_~ -F, v _~,. , . PROVISION OF WATER AND SEw~G~:`"bTSPO`SXIa Tie `potable water supply is to be supplied from the Placita .Spring. The applicant owns 1/3 of the water that is contained in the spring and its related storage facilities. While a consulting hydrologist has indicated fort thee spring is capable of meeting the quantity requirements p oposed residence, the Environmental Health Department ...., . . has recommended that the applicant consider installing a second storage tank to ensure that peak demands for water can be met. The Division of water resources indicates that the water supply could be curtailed during dry years.- A second water storage tank is recommended. 2 ~, ~, ~ ~s .. ~_, ., ~~.. _. ~ ...,... ,w~-, Due to bacterial contamination of fhe water, the Environmental Health Department recommends some type of sanitary protection for the Spring. In addition, it is recommended that the applicant consider a point''-of-use disinfection. system, such as chlorine or ~.... .~a ~.._ ultra-violet light treatment. Finally, the Environmental"p'Health Department would like to inspect the water `system at tfie"time of the site visit for soils evaluation. (An inspection will be required for septic system placement.) The applicant proposes to serve the residence with an om-site sewage disposal system. The Environmental Health Department indicates that a standard or engineered system on site will meet County Standards. St is recommended, however that the'system be constructed downgradient and as far away' as possible from the S rin ,.~ p g (at least~ane hundred feet). FIRE haza PROTECfiION - This site is not mapped as containing wildfire _ .. rd. However, the applicarit has been requested "t6 address fire protection. Bi11~Gavette, of the Carbondale Bire Department has indicated that water storage 'for fire protection is not necessary because of the close proximity of the Crpstal'River to the site. While it is not a requirement, the applicant is considering the installation of a gravity fed sprinkling system. The applicant is willing to comply with standard recommendations for fire protection in rural areas, as recommended by the State Forest Service. DRAINAGE, EROSION - A drainage plan will be submitted .with the building permit application to assure negligible effect from run- off and erosion, Said plan will be reviewed and approved by the DOWnty Engineer prior to issuance. of a building permit. As per recommendations, the applicant agrees to remove as little existing vegetation as ..possible and agrees to revegetate _.. , disturbed areas with native. vegetation within one growing season of construction. ' UTILITIES - Electricity ppill be oproperty,fromThen aexisting transformer below` the a licant's pplicant intends to`bury utility lines in the driveway, as recommended, to minimize visual impacts. SCENIC QIIALITY As` there will be no cutting or grading and minimal filling required for final construction of the access road, visual impact of the road should be minimal. The applicant agrees to revegetate any disturbance that results from 'road or ..,~... N .. . home construction to keep visual impacts on the hillside to a minimum. The applicant, will preserve existing native vegetation and revegetate with same. No outside lighting is proposed. The proposed. home size is modest for Pitkn County Standards and pp ant agrees to contain both the home and garage within embankmentng envelope. Said envelope is at the top of a Highway and set back such that it should not be visible from the highway. It is recommended that the envelope be made smaller fi~~, ., v. ~~~ ~_ .~. ;' i ~ so that development encroaches on the smallest area of wildlife habitat possible. GENERAL SUBMISSION SUMMARY The applicant has complied with all pertinent General Submission criteria pursuant to Section 6-3 of the Code. RECOMMENDATION The Planning and Zoning Commission and Planning Office recommend . ... approval of the"Heckert 1041 Haard Review and General Submission subject to the following recommendations: 1. Wildlife habitat impact shall be mitigated as follows: a. Dogs and livestock shall be prohibited. b. Native vegetation shall be.,,.,preserved outside of the building envelope and within the envelope wherever possible. c. Fencing shall be limited to 42" in height and 4 strand or less. d. Pasturing of horses shall be allowed but shall be limited to three weeks during the summer months. ?. The access drive shall be designed to conform to County standards and shall be approved by tFie County Engineer-prior to issuance of a building permit. 3. The applicant shall apply for and obtain an access permit from the State Department of Highways prior to excavation for construction of the driveway. 4. The applicant shall, place gravel on the driveway during construction to minimize mud carryout onto the highway. 5. Utility lines shall be buried in the driveway. 6. The applicant shall install a second storage tank, to be approved by the Environmental Health" Department, prior to issuance of a building permit. 7. Prior to issuance of a building permit the Environmental Health Department shall inspect and approve the existing water system and proposed septic system design and location. 8. 'The applicant shall adhere to guidelines contained in the Colorado State Forest Service booklet entitled 'Wildfire safety Guidelines for Rural Homeowners". Said guidelines 4 -. p..~„ M a. .,_. , , ..,~_-,~. are as follows: a) An external water supply for fire fighting shall be provided (small pond, cistern, well, hydran£ or dire sprinkler system): b) 'The Applicant shall thin or clear any trees or shrubs as necessary within 30 feet of the proposed residence. c) All Yoofs shall be kept cleared of debris. d) Firewood shall be stacked on a contour away 'from building. e) The base of buildings shall be kept cleared of weeds and debris. f) At least one (1) ten-pound ASC-class fire extinguisher shall be placed in each structure. " g) All power and telephone lines shall be underground. pp nage plan shall be submitted with the building permit 9 a dlcation to assure negligibSe' effec£ from runoff. 'Said plan shall be reviewed and approved by £he Courity 'Engineer prior to issuance of a building permit. 10• constructionisturbed by construction shgall beg revegetated with native materials within one rowin season of 1 L Utility lines shall be buried in the driveway. 12. Primary residence and accessory structures shall be located within the.. approved building envelope. 13. Prior to issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall prepare a site plan for recording which meets the approval of the Planning Department and the County Attorney. 14. The applicant shall adhere to all representations made in the application and on the public record. MEMO_HECKERT_1041 5 s .. f36 W. o~ {~P /nt1'-~ ~.NCU.x . ~r~.Re IS%c ~ %r.?. / _ / /r T/ T~'1~ ~ ,L ~ ~~o ,. hr/ ~ ~=n ~ ~/ ~w.IcC~~ C+we(o~e/ ,' - - ... -i-/-- ---~-- - w- ^ -- c.A~io ~' ~ p a `~ ~ / ~s ~M _ .a ~,^ I ro^ ~oJD mod ~\ `~~ ~_\ ~\ " ~ a~ :~,,~ (/i b /~ V~•. .- < ~:. ~ .~.. z~ ~a;- Scale '. Vl i'ciOdo' i ~ ; ~' ~;, ` / //, 1 STATE OF COLORADO ,~,,,; ;~ Roy Ramer,. Governor DEPARTMENT OF NATI)FtAL RESOURCES , DIVISION OF WILDLIFE. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Perry D. Olson, Director 6060'Broadway Denver, Colorado 80216 Telephone: (307)297-1192 February 8, 1990 Pitkin County Planning 130 So. Galena Aspen, C0 81611 Dear Buddy: . ~; REFER TO; rp~p! On 2/6/90 I inspected the Clark Heckart property 1041 review. These lots (7 & 10) lie within elk as a major highway crossing from McClure Pass to receive heavy use by elk during early winter [Ta January). The oakbrush and aspen hillside above receives heavy winter use. Impacts to wintering minimized by: near Placita for winter range as well Plactia. These lots to November through the lots also elk could be 1. Reducing the building envelope size to accomodate the structures (house, garage) and minimal landscaping or yard. 2. Movira the proposed house site south to the proposed garage location or lower. This will allow the elk to continue to utilize the aspen bench and still allow the elk to cross 'the highway above (or north) of the house. 3. Garage ahd/house be built in close proximity to each other. 4. No dogs. 5. Maintain.. native vegetation; keep loss of native vegetation to minimum. 6. No livestock. 7. Fencing 42" 4 strand or less. Thank you for the opportunity to comment. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely/, Kevin Wright District Wildlife,Mahager Carbondale ~~ Cc.-, DEPA RTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, Hamlet J. Barry, Executive Director WILDLIFE COMMISSION, George VanDenBetg, Chairman • RobertL. Freidenberger, Vice Chairman . William R. Hegberg, Secretary Eldon W. Cooper, Member . Rebecca L. Frank Member . Dennis Luttrell, Member • Gene B. Peterson, Member • Larry M. Wright, Member STATE OF COLORADO Roy Romer, Governor DEPARTMENT dFNATURALRECES DIVISION OF WILt~LIFE >N EOUAL OPPORtU NiTY'EM PLOVER '~~ ~ ~' Perry D. Oleo n, Director 6080 8roatlway Denver. Coloiatlo 80216 Telephone: (303j 29`71192 April 26, 1990 Clark Heckart 16 Ravine Rd. Wilmington, DE 19810 Dear Mr. Heckart: =e: ': I appreciate your cooperation on your proposed homesite at Placita. As we discussed, the homesite would be best placed ixi the clearing north of the cottonwood and no farther uphill than the large .boulder and aspen edge. I have no problems'with pasturing some horses on fhe property for short dizrafions. This would be'best located in the grassy area near Hwy 133 below the spring and not up in the aspen. Limited harvest of the dead aspen trees may help to stimulate aspen sprouting and regenerate the aspen stand on the upper bench of the property. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. It was a pleasure meeting with you. Sin erely, ~~~~~~~ Kevin WrigBt District Wildlife Carbondale KW/lmp Manager DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESO'U RCES Hamlet J 'Barry Executive Director WILDLIFE COMMISSION Wifli2m R. Hegberg, ~hair~mart~• Dennis Luttrell Vice Chairman • Eldon W Cooper. Secretary Felix Chavez, Member . Rebecca L. Frank Member .'Gene'8."PCfersOn, Member . George Van Den Berg, Member . Larry M. Wng ht Mer"ce• ~~,. ', MEMORANDUM To: Planning Office From: Environmental Health Department Date: May 17, 1990 Re: ITeckert 1041 Hazard Review and General Submission The Aspen/Pitkin Environmental Health Department has reviewed the above-mentioned land use submittal under authority of the Pitkin County Code, Title II, and has the following comments. / SEWAGE TREATMENT AND COLLECTION: Sections 2-7 and 5-200: The applicant plans to serve the proposed residence with an on- site sewage disposal system. It is our opinion that the soils and the topography of the site will prove to be suitable for the installation of an individual sewage disposal system that will comply with County standards. We also expect that these soils will be found to be reasonably permeable. However, a site specific soils evaluation including percolation tests must be done in order to determine the final design of the septic system. If the site conditions or percolation rates preclude the possibility of a standard design, this department would be able to permit an engineered design system that still meets the regulations. Another consideration is the placement of the on-site system. The system should be constructed downgradient and as far away as possible from the spring (at least 100 feet) that is located on the property. This should be possible because of the size and the topography of the applicant's property. ADEQUATE PROVISIONS FOR WATER NEEDS• Sections 2 6 and 5 205 The potable water supply for the proposed residence is to be supplied from the Placita Spring. This spring is located on the applicant's property, and it currently serves several nearby residences. The applicant owns the rights to 1/3 of the water that is contained in the spring and its related storage facilities. The applicant has submitted a letter from a hydrologist, Kerry Sundeen, which states that the spring is capable of meeting the quantity requirements for the proposed residence. However, at the time of the hydrologist's assessment, the discharge from the spring was 2.5 gallons per minute (gpm) and the discharge from the seepage area was 10 gpm. The applicant may wish to consider installing a second storage tank to ensure that peak demands for water can be met. This department would like to inspect this water system at the time of '130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 5161'1 303/9E0-8070 .. ., .. ._ y, .. ASPEN*PITKIN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPAFCTMENT Heckert 1041 May 17, 1990 Page 2 the site visit for the soils. evaluation. The applicant has recently had the water sampled and bacterial contamination was present. We would suggest some type of sanitary protection for the Placita Spring. This should include a provision for the removal of surface drainage from the site of the spring. In addition, the applicant may wish to consider some type of point of use disinfection system, such as a chlorine or ultra-violet light treatment system. These modifications should ehsuYe that quality of the water from the Placita Spring meets the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Requirements. AIR QUALITY: Sections 2-17 and 5-106: The house is allowed one woodburning fireplace and one certified ~Qf~ woodstove. The owner will need to obtain permits for these vv~~ devices from this office. The owner should agree not to install any stove or fireplace. in the garage if it is detached from the house. During construction, the applicant should ensure that no mud carryout onto Highway 133 occurs. This could be minimized by placing gravel on the access driveway where it enters Highway 133, or by cleaning the entrance to the highway as necessary. NOISE-e Section 2-23 No long term adverse noise impacts are expected in the neighborhood as the result project approval. Should this office receive noise related complaints, Title '24 Article 12 C.R.S.- Noise Abatement will be the. document used in the investigation. CONFORMANCE WITH OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL HEAh'PH~LAWS: Section 2-2 None that are enforced by this office. CONTAMINATED SOTLSe i~ The applicant is advised to, contact this office for comment "~ should mine waste, waste rock or mine dumps be encountered during the excavation phase of the project. Disposal of such materials off-site is discouraged due to the possibility of excessive heavy metals being present in the soil. This is not a requirement, but simply a request based on past experience in dealing with mine waste and possible negative impacts to humans. '130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 8'16'1'1 303/960-6070 ROY ROMER Governor 1313 Sherman Street-Room 818 Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-3581 June 19, 1990 Ms. Ellen Sassano Pitkin County Planning Office 130 South Galena Aspen, CO 81611 Dear Ms. Sassano: Re: Heckert Hazard Review NE1/4 Sec. 6, T11S, R88W JERIS A. DANIELSON State Engineer We have reviewed the above referenced proposal to construct a single-family dwelling on a 7 acre lot. A portion'of a decreed spring is the proposed water supply source. Since the :property is located in an over-appropriated basin, the water supply could be curtailed during dry years. Sincerely, ~~~~ ~ ~y~ James R. Hall, P.E. Supervising Water Resources Engineer JRH/JCM:cIf/1390I cc: Oriyn Bell, Division Engineer Bruce DeBrine ¢. '9p',, 'y . ~ O'.. *'~c..~ ~*i . r i~ ~a~oM,aW *' .µ IS76 ~-,. OFFICE OF THE STATE EPIGINEER DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES .%~±~~ 2 2 ;gg~ ENARTECH 1 nc. January 3, 1990 Mr. Clark Heckert 16 Revine Road Wilmington, Delaware 19810 RE: Placita Property Adequacy of Domestic Water Supplies Dear Clark: 1~®~ /®®\\~ ® ®® Pursuant to your request we have completed an assessment of the adequacy of water supplies to provide for domestic use at a single family residence proposed for construction on your property near Redstone, Colorado,_Specifically, physical water supplies, legal water availability, and water quality have been assessed. Physical Water Supplies Water will be used at the site for in-house domestic use within_ a single family residence. In-house water use typically averages about 300 gallons per day in most residences. A peak in-house use of up to 1000 gallons per day can be expected. Domestic water at the site will be supplied by the Placita Spring. This spring is located on the property and consists of a collection system, a 1200 gallon concrete Storage ~aua~, acid a plp?lne io dc11. e1 ~r'w~el aGi dl}LllejLl~i uSe. at 1$ Our understanding that you have aone-third interest, in the spring and related storage facilities. We conducted a field review of the Placita Spring in December of 1986. The discharge of the spring was likely at it's lowest level during this time of year. At the time of our field review, the discharge of the spring was measured to be 2.5 gallons per minute (gpm). An additional 10 gpm of water was discharged from a seepage area neat the collection system for the spring. Consulting Engineers and Hydrologists 302 Eighth Street, State 325 P.O. Drawer 160 Glenwood Springs, Co/drado 81602 (303) 945-223fi Mr. Clark Heckert ~ ~ ~ ~ '~ i ~ ~ ~ January 3, 1990 Page -2- A one-third interest in the Placita Spring will provide adequate physical water supplies for on-site domestic use. It is our understanding that the collection system for the spring has been improved to capture the flow from the nearby seeps, and that the discharge of the Placita Spring has been significantly increased. However, even if the spring were not improved and discharge remained at a flow of 2.5 gpm, sufficient water supplies would occur. For example, one-third of 2.5 gpm would result in a daily flow of 1,200 gallons. This discharge, coupled with the 400 gallons of available storage, will easily meet the maximum daily demands for.. domestic use at the site. I n~.nl Wofar;~ypelah:l'ty s<.. ..,. ~_ _ __ , The Placita Springs were decreed 0.23 cfs for domestic and lawn irrigation purposes in Case W-2187. The rights were adjudicated in T974"and have a 1974 priority date. While this right is somewhat juriior, it is protected from call by senior water rights on the Colorado River by releases from Green Mountain Reservoir. The federally adopted Green Mountain Reservoir operating principles provide for reservoir releases to offset all out-of-priority depletions for absolute rights decreed prior to 1977. Further, the quantity of use of the. spring is so small that any call by downstream rights may be futile. Historically, this spring has never been placed on call, even during the critically dry year of 1977. Accordingly, water rights for the spring will provide a reliable legal water supply for the development. This is more fully discussed in the November 26, 1986 correspondence to you from Peter Milwid. Water Quality The Placita Spring currently provides domestic water supplies to several nearby ',:.ter. ,.... ^rn n• C ]. .. F f ] t:._: f t. 6 r°.5..,.,..wS. :1....i;t.a..aS v, ti.eSP. $iieJ i.a"t~e £3i:nu th;, q•,tau.} v~ utC :i'&tC.' tv vE" suitable for domestic use. However, recent water quality felts o~ the spring have identified the presence of coliformbacteria. This indicates that a source of surface runoff may be' entering the collection system. The presence of bacteria should be eliminated prior to the continued use of the spring for drinking water purposes. It may be possible to eliminate the bacteria by sealing the collection system and storage tack from surface runoff. If this does not eliminate the bacteria a relatively inexpensive filtration and or chlorination system will easily provide acceptable domestic water supplies. ,... ,.r;,:. ,... ;. _ m.mr. :^'.A',a+ . _ .,.; a'..~ t" n.. w5 J".. .-' .. ~eu[~a Mr. Clark Heckert January 3, 1990 Page -3- In summary, aone-third interest in the Placta Spring will easily provide water supplies of adequate quantity and quality for domestic use at a single family residence on the site. It may be necessary to install a filtration and or cblorinafon system to remove bacteria in the spring. Such a system will be easy to install and will be 'relatively inexpensive. Sincerely, ENARTECH, INC. flc~ Ker Sundeen Hydrologist 157-Oi •; r MEMORANDUM TO: Ellen Sassano, Planning Office FROM: Tom Newland RE; Heckert 1041 Hazard Review and General Submission DATE: June 14, 1990 I have reviewed the information submitted and would like to forward the following comments to you: Impacts on Road System: The additional traffic generated by the proposal will have negligible impacts on the state highway. The proposed change in use (from agricultural to residential) will require the applicant to apply for and receive an Access Permit from the State Deparedtment of"Highways. Applications for this permit can be obtain through this office. Internal Road Design: The driveway appears to conform with county slope requirements (no greater than 12%). It is recommended that the applicant conform to County driveway standards when constructing the roadway. Logical Extension of Utilities: It is recommended that the proposedtdb veway alignments to the building envelope along the .:~1.1P~ I y jp~~ ', ...~. ~ .. ~~ ~. }' NEMOxANDUM TO: Pitkin County Planning and Zoning Commission FROM!c Ellen Sassano, Planning Office RE: Heckert 1041 Special Review and General Submission DATE': July 17, 1990 REQUEST: Clark _Heckert is requesting approval of a 1041 Environmental Hazard Review and General Submission. The applicant is proposing to construct a 625 square foot garage. and 2500 square foot residence on a site which is approximately seven acres in size. The site is mapped as Elk winter range and includes a major wildlife highway crossing from McClure 'Pass to Placita. APPLICANT: Clark Aeckert LOCATION: West of State"Highway 133, approximately four miles ~..,, south of Redstone; Placita, Colorado; Section 6, Township 11 South, Range'88 West ZONING: AF-2 1041 REVIEW WILDLIFE In his review of the site, Kevin Wright indicates that the lot receives heavy use by Elk doting early winter (late November throsi'gh January) and also serves as a portion of a major highway crossing from McClure Pass to Placita,,_ The applicant has worked with Mr. Wright to locate the proposed"residence and garage in an area which will minimize impacts to wintering Elk. The house site, as recommended 'by' Kevin Wright, will allow the Elk to continue to utilize the aspen 'bench and still allow the Elk to cross.. the Highway above (or north) of the' house. Division of Wildlife has recommended the following mitigation measures to insure that impacts`to wintering Elk are minimized: 1. Garage and house be built in close proximity to each other. 2. No dogs. 3. Maintain native vegetation; keep loss of native vegetation to a minimum. 4. No livestock. 5. Fencing 42" 4 strand or less. ' _ I !. The applicant agrees to abide by recommendations. made by the Division of Wildlife. The applicant has also requested that he be allowed to pasture some horses on the property for short durations (limited to three weeks during the summer). The applicant has no'intention of permanently pasturing the animals but would like the option of occasionally staging them in the, grassy low area near Highway 133 below the Placita Spring. Kevin Wright has reviewed the request ....< . . and indicated that he has no objection to pasturing the horses for short durations during the summer. In summary, while there are wildlife concerns on site, the applicant has worked with. DOW to limit building envelope size and locate the house and garage such that impacts will be minimized. The applicant has also agreed to recommended`mitgaton measures. GENERAL SUBMISSION' General Submission issues which are pertinent to the development _ ._ of this particular site are discussed beloF. ACCESS - Access' to the site is to be off of Highway 133. ~ The road is to be a maximum of 7.4% in grade. The County engineer m,. has reviewed ttie proposed driveway"and indicates That it appears to be in conformance with County standards which stipulate that _. _ ..~, ~~ w ~..~ ,.... ~. grades must not exceec~~ 12~. Mr. New~an~'recommends that the driveway in general be designed to conform with County standards. He also notes that the applicant will be required to apply for and obtain an access permit' from tfie State Department of Highways. The Environmental Health Department has requested that gravel be .placed on the driveway during construction to minimize mud carryout onto the highway:'` The applicant agrees to do so. Finally, it is recommended that utility lines to the building envelope be buried in the driveway. PROVISION OF WATER AND"SEWAGE DS$POSAY~" The potable water supply is to be supplied from the Placta Spring. The applicant owns 1/3 of the watert"kat is~contained in the ..spring and its related storage facilities. While a consulting hydrologist "has~iridicated~ that the spring is capable of meeting the quantity requirements for the proposed residence, the Environmental Health Department has recommended "that `the 'applicant consider installing a second .storage tank to ensure that peak demands for water can be met. The Division of water resources indicates that the water supply could be curtailed 'during dry years. A second water storage tank is recommended. Due to bacterial contamination of the. water, the Environmental Health Department recommends some type of sanitary protection for _,.<. the Spring. In addition, it rs recommended that the applicant consider a point-of'-use disinfection spstem, such as chlorine or ultra.'-violet light treatment. Finally, the Environmental Health _, .. .,. ,,..~ ._ ._ :~G e' Department would like to inspect the water system at the time of the `site 'visit for soils evaluation. (An inspection will be required for septic system placement.) The applicant proposes to serve the residence with an on-site sewage disposal system. The Environmental Health Department _. , indicates'that'a standard or engineered system on site will meet County Standards. It is recommended, however that the system be constructed downgradient and as far awap as possible from the Spring (at least one hundred feet). FIRE PROTECTION - This site is not mapped as containing wildfire hazard. However, 'the applicant has been requested to address fire protection. Bill Gavette,`of the Carbondale Fire Department ..:, has indicated. that water storage for fire' protection is not necessary because of the close proximity o'f the Crystal River to the site. While it is not a requirement, the applicant is considering the installation of a gravity fed sprinkling system. The applicant is willing to comply with standard recommendations for fire protection in rural areas, as recommended by the State Forest Service. DRAI1!7AGE, 'EROSION - A drainage plan will be submitted with the building permit application to assure negligible effect from'run- off and erosion. Said plan wily be reviewed and approved by the County Engineer prior to issuance of a building permit. As per DOW recommendations, the applicant agrees to remove as little existing vegetation as possible and agrees to revegetate disturbed areas with native vegetation within one growing season of construction. transformer b~lowtrth~t a wlicantes obtainey from an ndecant Y pp ' property. 'The appisting intends to bur utilit lines in the drivewa as recomme' d, to minimize visual impacts. SCENIC QUALITY - As there will be no cutting or' grading and minimal filling required for final- construction of the access road,. visual impact of the road should be minimal. 'The applicant agrees to revegetate any disturbance that results from road or ,..~ home construction to keep visual impacts on the hillside to a minimum. The applicant will preserve`existng native vegetation and revegetate with same,. No outside lighting-is proposed. .4m~~n~~ The proposed home size is mo'est for Patkis County Standards and the applicant agrees to contain both the home and garage within the building envelope, Said envelope is at the top of a Highway embankment and set back such tfiat` it should not be visible from the highway. It is recommended that the envelope be made smaller so that development erioroaches on the smallest area of wildlife habitat possible. GENERAL SUBMISSI017 SUMMAR7t The applicant has complied with all .pertinent General Submission criteria pursuant to Section 6-3 of the Code. __ , r --~,-~- .,==a-.= _ ..~, ~::~ ,m.. ., . RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends approval of fhe Heckart 1041 Hazard Review and General Submssion'subject to the following recommendations: _:;.. _ 1. 'Wildlife habitat impact shall be mitigated`asY"fo'Ylows: a. Dogs and livestock shall .be prohibited. b. 'Native vegetation shall be preserved outside of the building envelope and within the envelope "wherever possible. c. Fencing shall be limited to 42" in height and 4 strand or less. d. Pasturing of horses- shall be allowed but shal'1 be _. limited to three weeks during tie summer itionths. 2. The access drive shall be designed to conform to County standards and shall be approved by the County Engineer prior to issuance of a building permit. 3. The applicant shall apply for and obtain an access permit from the State Department of Highways prior to excavation for construction of the driveway. 4. The applicant shall place gravel on the driveway during construction to minimize mud darryout onto the highway. 5. Utility lines shall be buried in the driveway. 6. The applicant shall install a second storage tank, to be approved by the Environmental Healt")i Departitierit. 7. 'Prior to issuance of a building permit the. Environmental Health Department shall inspect and approve the existing water system and proposed septic system design and location. 8. The applicant shall adhere to guidelines contained in the Colorado State Forest Service booklet entifled "Wildfire Safety Guidelines for Rural Homeowners". Said guidelines are as follows: a) An external water supply for fire fighting shall be provided (small"pond, cistern, well, hydrant or fire sprinkler system}. b) The Applicant sha71 thin or clear any trees or shrubs as necessar"y"'within 30 feet gf`the`proposed residence. c) All roofs shall be kept cleared of debris. d) Firewood shall be stacked on building. ... 3 ~ . , , a contour away from e) The base of buildings shall be kept cleared of weeds and debris. ,_ f) At least one (1) ten=pound ABC-class fire extinguisher shall be placed in each~struc£ure`." ~ '" g) All power and telephone lines shall be underground. 9. A drainage plan shall be submitted with the building permit -. ,"..„ application to assure negligib'~e~ effect from runoff. Said plan shall be reviewed and approved by the County Engineer prior to issuance of a building permit. 10. All areas disturbed by construction shall be revegetated with native materials within one growing season of construction. 11. Utility lines shall be buried in the driveway. 12• withinythe building envelope ory structures shall_be, located 13. The applicant shall... prepare a site plan for recording which Attorneye approval" of the Planning Department and the County MEMO~HECKERT 1041 ;.. ,,ate / 4 is .;..:_....... f I ) _ '~ ,. rt .. .~,.,i ..~ :_ y ". :. ,y ,... ., ..,:.. .. dc. ., _ .. ~ . r... r 21 April, 1990' Ms. Ellen Sassano Pitkin, Planning Office APR 2 41990 130 South Galena St. Aspen, Colorado 81611 Dear Ellen: As per my phone conversation with Sara yesterday, I will address the seven remaining points on my application in order. 1) Application fee of $1670. I have ,enclosed a check for $1557. I previously submitted a check for $113 for a minor review and a check for the $10 recording fee. 2) Fire Protection. I called the Aspen Fire Marshall. He was fully familiar with the Aspen regulations, but recommended I call the Carbondale Fire Department to ascertain the regulations which apply to Placita. I spoke to Bill Gavette of the Carbondale Fire Department. He said no sprinkling system is required since I am on Highway 133 nor is any water additional water supply required since the Crystal River in next to the property. He wasn't sure whether the driveway had to be plowed if the utilities - were turned off. I will, of course, comply with ...r' - .. whatever regulations apply. In addition, I am considering installing a gravity fed sprinkling system. 3) Dogs. The Heckert family has no plan to own a dog. 4) Access. ,; .The driveway proposed has a maximum grade of 7.4%. '`~' Gr'avel or crushed rock will be used to fil 1 low areas and it will be wide and firm enough to allow the _. ..~~.;_~ ~ ~~._.-..m....,. ~ i., passage of a cement truck necessary to pour the foundation. Eventually, the driveway may be a paved. 5) Quick Overall Description of Site and Overall Area. The property is in the Crystal valley four miles south of Redstone. The site is situated on approximately seven acres. Beyond the north, south and west borders' of the property is National Forest land. state highway 133 forms the eastern border. To the east of 133 is the" Crystal River. The upper hillside is covered with a combination of Aspen and scrub oak while the lower hillside is grass and sage. In the approximate center is the Placita Spring. Surrounding the spring is a willow grove. 6) Highway Right-of-way. The plat plan from Lines in Space shows the highway right-of-way along the eastern border. 7) Preapplicaton form. Enclosed is the preapplication form. In your review of this application I would appreciate comments on the following subjects.. 1) We would like to schedule the hearing in July or early August to_correspohd with our planned family vacation. This is a change from my previous request because my oldest son will not be attending summer school. 2) Can you please help settle the horse issue? 3) When will the report from the planning office be available? 4) For how long can the second step be delayed? 5) Once accepted, how long is the plat plan good for? I hope the above information and the material enclosed will satisfy the requirements for the Pitkn County 1041 process. If any further questions arise please feel free to contact me on (302) 733 9523W or (302) 475 7253H. Sincerely Yours; Clark W. Heckert Heckert Homesite Pa,i 1 Ms. Ellen Sassano Pitkin planning Office 130 South Galena $t., Aspen, Colorado 81611 Dear Ellen: I, 10 April, 1990 As per our previous conversation I am submitting my application for 1041 review: In my first pre-application conference Buddy Lucerno raised several issues. I will address those and others we have discussed in the information that follows: DEVELOPMENT PLAN On approximately seven acres in Placita, CO, four .miles south of Redstone and west of State Highway 133 we intend to erect a 625 square foot garage and a 2500 squarh foot house of the log cabin style. We intend to use the. Placita Spring - a tributary of the Crystal River - for the domestic water source and to locate a septic and drain field system sufficiently separate from the spring to preclude contamination. We intend to use the existing approach to the garage that we have used for the „v ... past three years while camping on our property. Both buildings and the approach will. benefit from, southern exposure for solar heating and snow removal. UTILITIES Electric power distribution .comes up the valley from the far side of the Crystal River and crosses to the west side below my property. We can obtain power from the existing transformer now serving the Marshall's houses on the other side of State Highway 133. We prefer to bury the wires as they approach our hillside to minimize their visual impact. During the construction phase power will be supplied from a portable generator. WATER RIGHTS I have attached our water rights as spelled out in the March 26, 1990 ruling of bi&trict Court, water division no. 5, Heckert Homesite P4 ~ 2 `` ~' Colorado. My rights cover a''third of the,. water contained in the Placita spring and are fully adjudicated. A letter from Enartech hydrologist Mr. Kerry D. Sundeen indicates my of~e third water right of the Placita spring would provide ample water for our needs even in a dry period. I intend to divert some of the excess to a small pond in the low area near highway 133. This diversion will provide ready access to water for wild game in the surrounding area. When considering the impact of water use on wild game, keep in mind that the Crystal river is only a few feet away from my property. I recently had the water tested 'by the Colorado Department of health in Grand Junction. The results indicate some bacteriological contamination, but both the Colorado Department of Health and Enartech agree the problem is easily correctable. IMPACT ON AILDLIFE I have attached a letter from Mr. Kevin Wright from the Colorado Division of wildlife indicating that our property provides a crossing and grazing site for elk in early *ainter. In this letter Kevin makes several suggestions to minimize the impact on wintering elk. Accordingly, I met with Kevin on April 2nd on the property and agreed to move the proposed house site near to the garage and reduced the building envelope to avoid the aspen bench area which provides food for the wintering elk. Before submitthg the new plat plan Kevin had an opportunity to' review and approve the alterations. I have also attached a letter to Kevin reviewing the high points of our discussion. LOCATION OF HOMESITE, The location of our garage and home was chosen for the following reasons, 1. Minimal threat to wildlife along the western and northern borders of our property while providing sufficient setback from State"'fIghway 133. 2. Sufficient setback from. State Highway to provide a safe playing zone for our four children ages 2,. 5, 7,' and 11. 3. A safe separation horizontally to prevent` contamination of our water source. Heckert; Homesite _3 _. _ '': . , 4. Sufficient altitude to ,provide a gravity fed septic system (i.e. not requiring a pump). DISCIISSION OF HIGHWAY SETBACK Our parcel was originally described in 195,8 in a deed belonging to Mid-Continent Coal_ and Coke Company as containing 10 acres. In 1965 State Highway 133 was rerouted across the ten acre. parcel leaving 7+ acres which we now own. We hope, as do many of the residents in the Crystal Valley, that Highway 133 will never be expanded as has become necessary for State Highway 82. We feel certain, however, that should the highway expand, the engineers will have to take more of our hillside on our northeastern border for the new right lanes. The alternative would be to cross the Crystal River, Since. the land on the opposite side of the river is considered critical elk range there is little likelihood the highway will 'be placed there. We have planed to build a modest retirement vacation and retirement cabin on our property. In our plans we have tried to consider the long term effects of changes in the county. Despite our feeling reasonably confident the road will never expand, we feel it prudent to add an additional setback beyond the 100 feet required. I discussed this belief with Kevin Wright on our site visit and he 'found no fault with the present location for our home site. I hope that the above material and that contained in my application adequately address all the necessary points. Should any further questions arise please f'eel`free"to contact me ori' extension (302) 475 7253H or (302) 733 9'S23W Sincerely: t~^~'~ Clark W. Heckert ~. ~ iw 7~ April, 1990 District Wildlife Manager Division of Wildlife Carbondale, CO Attn: Mr. Kevin Wright Dear Kevin: In reference to our site visit on my property in Placita on 2 April, 1990, I would like to summarize the. important points of our discussions as I understand them. Should you disagree or have any information,. to add to what follows feel free to contact me on (302) 475 7253 H or (302) 733 9523`W. I intend to .present this information at a 1041 Hazard Review in Aspen sometime in August. In early winter (Late November through January) elk cross McClure„Pass `and follow a path along the'westerri border of my property to the aspen bench located on the upper regions of the hillside. The elk feed on the aspen and scrub oak there until the winter snow gets so deep they are forced to cross State Highway 133 and the Crystal River where they spend the rest of the winter. In accordance with your wishes, T agreed t'o reduce the building envelope so as to not include the aspen bench area, to move the proposed homesite lower down the hillside and to place it near the garage site. Z also commented that the Heckert family has observed deer inhabiting the willow and aspen grove in the vicinity of the hillside behind the Placita spring and that the proposed homesite was placed away from the spring area to purposefully provide a quiet zone. After your visit, I staked out the reduced building envelope and the'new location for our house. This information was relayed to Lines in Space who will complete~a survey and provide us with a revised plat plan. The plan wilh be completed later this month .. ... p r; ir.. .. ... ~.. . ~. ;,3 ... ~. and will be made available £or your review. One item we did not discuss during your visit, but it is of interest to my children. They have a desire to occasionally ride horses.,My sister in Cheyenne, WY and a friend in Carbondale have several which they might be willing to loan us for short periods (limited to three weeks of our summer vacation). I have no intention of permanently pasturing the animals on our property, but would appreciate the right to occasionally stage them in the grassy low area near State Highway 133 below the Placita Spring. The area there is well watered from underground sources and the, grass would easily replenish itself after our summer vdcaton well before early winter. If you are in agreement, I would greatly appreciate some wording to allow horses for short periods of time'on our property for the 1041 review process. It was a pleasure meeting with you on Monday and I appreciate your spending so much time discussing the wildlife of Yea. If ou ass b w the Placita a y p y hile we are under construction, I would much appreciate your stopping and meeting my wife, Pamela, and our four children. Sincerely, 61 , / /~ /I 1 / 1 Clark W. Heckert ,.~.,_ ., ~,~ .,. .- ~a~~m+z .,~ti:~ ~ ,.< .~~~. ~ u.~~ ~ ..,a, ~, ~ ~,~, ~~. ~ . Prot Number Section/Parcel Date Submitted _. pitkin coua-~ty LAND USE APPLICATION aspen, coiarado 816'!1 TO 3E COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT: ES S (~ h7Ac } / niE 1~ ~ ~ ~c~ c ~. I`"L i N PTO ti) . ,~ ~~( b ,~ {PHONE c~OZ 9-75 70~~ (NAME OF PROJECT... /-~EG(CE2r Cp(d,~(n.b 5'- GA~LJJ PROJECT LOCATION: {On attached sheet, locate on zoning map, showing bouhdaries of any natural hazard and resource areas, any other special regulatory districts, Section 5, Land Use Code; and Tocate on appropriate CSU/ ERA Maps any areas not covered by the above.) AL AREA 7 ~} C,fZE S IEX3STING USE{S} (/~Eg,vi GRND (PROPOSED USE{S~- ~p~q~ 6S6 ~e ~7' ~('~/n~ ~~U SCs2-~T {approximate square footage for each) - _ _ _ ENT ZONING Of SITE RIPTION OF LAND USE PROPOSAL G°R 6[N RIJD RRFiIg,.G- BE COMPLETED BY THE PLANNING OFFICE E OF APPLICATION: REZONING GROWTH MANAGEMENT P.U.O. SUBOIVI5ION SPECIAL REVIEW EXEMPTION BUILDING PEkh~I'f REVIEW 35-acre + SUBDIVISION IEW PHASE: PRE-APPLICATION DATE COMPLETED GENERAL SUBMISSION. ACTION OA7F $OARO ACTION DETAILED SUBMISSION P.C. AG7~bN BOARD ACTION FINAL PLAT BOARD ACTION ,. .. . ~ ., ,,. . _ ...~,:_ .. ~ u~. , r ~ ,~._.. .~ i) Chain of title on the property and adjacent property to 1972. The attached diagram from Hazel I. $erwck of Stewart Title p ~~..w. 19905 Tn contacted' M`r a Dav d o N title back to ,1956. On April 4th, Ritter of~ the Ptkn County Assessor's office and he determined the only adjacent owner to our parcel,. is the Forest Service. 2) Proof of ownership & statement from attorne~.`or title company - certifying when lot was created E whether contiguous properties .,_.. H , ...._,.. ..~.... .N~,. _~_, ever been subdivided. See attached letter from Stewart Title of Aspen Tnc. 3) Letter from. owner's authorized agent to represent them. W,e will represent ourselves. 4) Eight (8) copies of application ~ two (2) copies of ownership info. Youpwill finpd, eight copies of the application form and two ownershi info co xes attached. 5) vicinity map. You will find a vicinity map on the plat plan enclosed. 6) Application fee. Enclosed you will find a check for $1557. 7) Adj.. property owners (address) and ..envelopes with' adj owners return'postage. Neighbors: The Forest Service 8) Provide site plan showing access, bldg. envelopes, setback, etc. A site plan has been enclosed drawn by Lines in Space. 9) Summary letter explaining requests and the pre-application summary. ___ You will find a letter to the attention of Ellen Sassano. It addresses the issues mentioned in the pre-application summary. Article 5-General Regulations 5-100 Soil, Surficial Geological Characteristics, and 'Radiation. There are no known Surficial geologic characteristics or radiation hazards that would potentially damage improvements. The P g slp a surroundin the hguse igs 18%, any soil'., disturbed will be re lanced xn the first rowin season to minimize the effect of ~, erosion from drainage. The addition of one single family home will have negligible effect on the local power utility. Sewer will be provided on site negligibleincreased travel on State Route ',.133 will also' be 5-101 Drainage. A drainage plan will be submitted with the building application 'to assure negligible effec£'froia run off"and erosion nor will groundwater be effected. 5-102 Erosion. The slope of the proposed site varies from 16 to 18~ as found graded and reseededlintthe first growingTseason owed soil will be 5-103 Compatibility with Historic and Archaeological Resources. The location is not a historic or Archaeological site. 5-104 Compatibility with Agricultural Lands and Operations. The proposed 'building will have no effect on agricultural lands or operations. The nearest operation is below the Marshal's a~roximatel 0 300H feet Y Six3acres alonYe theow the cr stal of the PP ert ac ~ are used for horse` pa ture, estern bore river C stal Riv To the best o~'`my krowertgeanc~hl2edstonenfourhmlesrdowns£reamactivities between our P P Y 5-105 Scenic Quality. The proposed buildings will be of modest log-cabin size and style."With only the exception of the soiY"removed from the home site used to level the approach road and the addition of gravel in the low areas of the a roach road no cuttin 'or grading will be Pp g necessary. With the removed soil quickly reseeded there should`be a minimum of visual impact on the fiillside No g'ardens,'alterations to native foliage or outside lighting are proposed. The surrounding vegetation will note be altered nor will non,-native. grasses or vegetation be planted or encouraged to grow. The natural vegetation such as as en or fine ma be encouraged to provide a vegetation screen along the border P`state highway 133.` 5-106 Air Quality. heatinits ~e exception of pollutants resulting from the building g y em and the"occasional use of an approved wood stove the buildings will not contribute to air pollution. During construction a backhoe will be re fired to remov we intend to occupy thee bu lding lessar wll~alsoe beu ~ nima daas on. than sxx weeks a ear. 5-107 Water Resources Impacts. We will follow the county guidelines for the construction and location of the sewer system as covered in the report from the siteswillobe drawnnfroin the Plact spring.f Our wateroposed home rights are „x-r. . defined in the judgement and decree of the Water Court (attached). The use' bf this water will ~..."` "~~~ ~ ~~' ~ " ave neg~Tigi~l'`e e`~~fect on the level of rY y downCstream rightsa evens ino the lcriti.cally dry year hof n1977 a11' by ( see letter from Enerteq.2nc. attached): a~ ~ ~ m: i~ .~n,~, rfl. ~,~ r..,»I,,,~~ sz•rwAFim z•i•rL~~: OF ASPEN', INC. 602 E. h1YMAN !i5?E N, COLD RAOO 81611 (3031 925-351> Eebruarv 21, 1990 Re: Clark W. Heckert and Pamela B,. Heckert.. property described in Schedule A attached heretg:_ Board of Commissioners, Pitkin County, Colorado s P PP P r of PiBkindCOUntya Cbloradof StewartrTitletofLAspenStInc.rhe~eby certifies that subject property was first descrit~ed as Parcel, III in Deed recorded Jan}xary 3, 1975 ih Book 295 at page 181 as Reception No. 172333 Copy Enclosed. This statement is neither an, abstract,, opinion nor guaranty of title and is intehted specifically ahd exclusively'for the use of the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County in determination of "merger of title" or lack thereof as said "merger" relates to the applicable statues, ordinances and restrictions of jurisdiction. It 'is understood and agreed that Stewart Title.of Aspen, Inc., neither assumes; nor will be charged with any financial obligations or liability whatever on any statement. contained. herein. Sincerely, ~ rf F~ ~'-r , azel:%I. Herwick Title Examiner ._::.R.<.<aer. __ -_~ 'L'm! 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TYl earf'u .ad ed . a .:._LL:r" :.~ _..:........ ~ it f ., .. ua: tLm,elo 62 a>rz:; ^e hire ree<M1 {,tea Nd D f ~ _ ..ty ai tea s,:e tiers. e,mar ml. ` ' re P; ' i<. c ~, , Ur. ccsecvaci•~:.s ~~~'~ turd, prior 1, eptibns of "reco2 c.:.3 " ~'" les ahd tegulations, d tw Wd tart ies d'lne .<wnai.n. ' ~..... etl Lwiolly <t.f..ie6 a b dnim e& •.~nl< -•. 01 WAIUtANT A1.D 't..:..'~c.o..tni}:'-' •.^•• .v. - :cn.w 3a v r ... .." . ,... s n.vaam ..c her s.,,a . ..... ~ /Q (Iffi. ]A.1{ a..Wle li.C.7<r ert ---.- ~.StE SS. Ydi,SCt+/'rL sa ; >r~~. ., _ ._ .. ,, . sr[vie~adar+MM+d-bwtrH4 1Hth' dyd December 1t M"'"piDB~tl'e~ 4 .mingle"pa on ,°aai Me./.~:24y167'l. _'. _ '..~s~., iRtwrao b.d.xr~i'.i.w. ~ u"op;.kL./+i ~.be El"J!(C~J ixrf ~G( .812 :A. ~~•~• .' ' ' ~ YARCHL i . S hijt 17 R ~-t Yti R3nay-, AYl that"pact'of Lota 2,7,9, i 10 of Section 6, 1 inq Fnstcrly': ' of.. the°,tenterline of the. Crystal River- ' ._ ' .. '~ PARCEL 'II A tract of lpad'sltuate in Lots 9 anA 30, Section 6, Township 'li South, Range HG ke='E o`f "tYfe bth 'P rise ipal Ne rid ian be ia9 more particularly described as fol3owa:'""""' _cf _.xa ,.r eoginning at a point on the easteriy + y ~ ~' old State Highway No. 133end~also bcvng a point in the Crystal River whonce the SS corer of Section 31, Township 10 boutl., Range 8`8" Keati'of~the 6th Prvncipal Meridian bears 80 feet• thei+ce' a10ng 'the eentezlvne N_ 12°53' E. 2602. of the Crystal River the following cdu rses'e S. 67°O1' E~ 387:46 feet; thence S. 26'14 r`F, 319.9° Eeet; thence , S- i9°45' W. 573,81 feet; thence leavvnc caid~-r fiver -mot to the c_nterlin. on a coarse bearing west ~~l 8 _ ' easterly rignt-oL`=wn'~`of egd old Slate r ohway d•~'-33%~'. thence along Baia easterly ~rightrof=ay"the following courses: ' N. lI.09 E 189.8 Leati `•'' ^-° T•.- `0 19' W. 694.30": i fee£ tothe ~£nf'of`lieginnrng, contxvnir.^, 6.505 ages ,i,,~, .. mo;e or leas., ;~ A tr ct of Tani avtuate vn .ots 7 and 10, Seetvon t .unsh ip~ _-_ ~ .,<: 11 South, Range §8"West of tl'ie`""6th Prvncip c ~; more particulnrly described as follows. ` .' Regimiitg at a point on the westerly right-of-way of "~~ _,~ !. ,,._ % gold State Highway No. 133 whence the Sk corna`r of Section 31,-TOwnship 18 SOUth, Range &8 viest g.. r. .. ;' ,,; ..c-idin~ Mare N. 2125.00° E 1913. +. ~~ - - 189.18 feed c^r_" S: "OY't2 :.3' :: ,. ~~`- ,,,_-_„ £est '136.36 faet'to tJte westerly rig „"~ " ~. - btnte Highway t5o_ 1.13 theh e'alc.-.g ';,": ""' of-way the following nurses N 04 tLenc'e 75.b1 feet al ag the 4,a, ,".._ non-tangent cu'i've t~ the. ag 1 1LC•Gi ht which 02 feet; of a 513 08'foot °r'ndus non-[angneccusyc. ,. ___ ....~+.e.(A.• ~ ,•hn~A hnw rind N. 18°31'1? v 'll$.$0~ ° c to ~Lh `p'oint of tag inning, coma -r -.. .... .. - c ~'SV`Z `~'" •; acres Wore or 1"ess. ,. i riuht- .91 feet; ?ads ~ ~ ' a chord _ 09.,43`.. `: ~,ence ~' on^ the " 5e left 161:53 .~.. _ ~g ~O1°19'00^ w, 7.170 IV - lg,=~ctioa G, :cryn.::ip 11 Prihdpal Meridian being a aasuz•y right-of-way of "' iu the 64 corner of Section 31, .3°, 4b. v .ryi2{'Y n'f•~ - n x... ... I: . •..... ~I .. i. - ~ ~....:J1. ..~ ... ~^T~ "~^~5: _ c ,, n ~•,,x ... r~.[.E~'4: ~r: '1'ownebip '30 sd+illrr-Range 89 F1cet of the 6th principnl ~~ wldd¢aaterl~rx~M-of?wae•tho following cours6~~ce ator.~ 119.17 feat along thaarcyof n 513.OOfoot radius curve ` w it' 2cft-, rhich arc subtends a chord bearing` - S. 18.OS'00• M. 178.90 foetr "tnal:ca~ na°39'13^ N. 137.06 feetr thenp lowing nnid eaal'erly right f-'vay ~on n ' aourea baaziirg £nsf137.22 feet to a point on C1e xestcrly right-of-way of l;.a Y~ d.:nadcoaity zoadi thenca elonq said veaterly right-ofway of the benaoneu - - u 'y...t~ r..Rn the following couraas: N. 'OI'•Y"$"•OU"k. 10 OG" ~fe<t; thancc N: 30^09.00•H 173.07 feet to tha point bf beginning, contaiiiipg, 0.530"noes *noca or icc~- sF. k ':: Qn r. M. .V. rY~ ~, M tr ~~~y ~~.~ -__ ~-/~-S6 d, Zo . _~~o /7~ ~3 9 .a -~"'-- I- " ~ ~- j~~/3-~~ ,~~.~/ f~ ~~~ ~e 2 `7°l~ ~ i a - /~- ; Y is ,-1-. /a - ~ ~ - 75i .~ ~ _ ~;~~ ags/i~/ ~~ l - ~ /- 7~> ~ ~~ GL~ ~Y i2-ems-ke 1? ->> -~(c dP .~~~- ' _. (;f LEAVEIVWQRTH & LOCHHEAD,P.C. A"IT012NEYS AT LAW LOYAL E LEAVENWORTH 1011 GRAND AVENUE ' JAMES S. LOCRHEAD P.O: DRAWER 2030 ' SNERRYACALOIA GLENWOOD SPRINGS,COLORADO 51502 TELEPHONE: (303).945-2261 March 30, 1990 FAX:,(303)946-7336 Clark and Pamela Heckert 16 Ravine Road Wilmingtonn, DE 19810 Laverne and borothy Marshall 326 South Third Carpondale, C0 81623 Re: Case_No. 89CWS7; Water. Division No. 5; Application Dear Clark, Pa:aela, Laverne and Dorothy: Enclosed is the Decree in the above-referenced matter. The Water Judge signed the Ruling of the Referee making absolute the reulanng O.ll o.f.s. conditional ~~ortidn of the Placida Spring. With the issuance of this Decree, this matter is concluded. If you have any questiohs or concerns,`~lease do not hestitate to contact me ._ Very truly yours, LEAV&NWOR'Y'H « 'LOCFTFiEA7S,~ P.C`. . __ `"f Jame S. Lochhead JSL:ejg Enclosure ... - - DISTRICT COURT, tQATER DIVISION lJO. 5, COLGRADO Application No. 89CiJ057 RULING DF REFEREE IN THE PLATTER OF THE APPLICATIbPd FOR WATER RIGHTS QF LAVERIdE 0. t1A'?SHALL Aldf7 DORDTH`( A. t1ARSHAIL AND CLARK Vt. HEC'KEP.T AND PAi+IELA 8. ;HECKERT; IN THE CP.YSTAL RIVER, TN PITKTla COUlJTY The above entitled Application kas filed on May 16, 1989, and liras referred to the undersigned as Water Referee for hater Division llo. 5, State of Colorado, by the Fla ter Judge of sale Court on the 13th day of Juae, 1989, in accordance with Article 92 of Chapter' 37, Colorado Revised Statutes 1973, known as The Nater`P,ight Oeterraination and .4dministwaticn Act of 1909. And the undersigned Referee having made such investigations as are necessary to determine whether 'or not tine statements it the Application are true and having become fully advised with respect to the subject matter of the Application does hereby make the following determination and Ruling as the Referee in this matter, to wit: 1. The statements in the Application are true. 2. The ~3me of the structure is Piacita Spring. 3. The names of the Claimants and addresses: Laverne D. Marshall and Clark bt. FPeckert and Dorothy P. !^,arshall Pamela G. lteckert 326 South Third 16' Ravine Road Carbohdaie, CO A1623, and ttlmngtori, CE 19310". 4. The source of the water is a spring tributary to the Crystal River. 5. The spring is located in the SW7/4lJEi/a a` S<<c. 6, T. 11 S., R. 88 i•!. of the 6ih P.M. at a point 270$ feet East and' 2312 feet South of the P!'.i Corner of said Sec. 5, 6. On March 20, 1981, in Case .rJo. W-2T87, the FJater Referee for Water Divsiion FJo. 5 awarded to Placita Spring, as absolute water right for 0.03 cubic foot of water per second of tide with appropriation date of December 3i, 1918, and a conditional water right for 0.20 cubic foot of water per second of time With appropriation date `of November l7, 1973, to be used`for domestic and lawn and garden irrigation purposes. As to the 0:20 c.f,s. coriditohally awarded, the -Claimant was directed to file an Application for Quadrennail Finding of Reasonable Diligence in the development .of this conditional water right in Mauch of 1985 to maintain said conditional water right in fill force and effect. This Ruling of Referee was confirmed and` made a Dec re? of the Court on April 27, 1931. (I-1990) Marshall , et al 89,17 Ruling of Referee Page 2 ..„~,~ .,.m . ,,. , . 7. On August 9, 1985, in Case tJo. 85CWTO~, at"the District Gdurt in and Q w~th~ares ects~to rli)','l dccfesd a uadrennial Finding of Reasonable Diligence of th ' i said rioht absolute. The conditional 0.20 c.f.s, right, and made 0.09 c.f.s, of e Court ordered that ah Application "for Quadrennial Finding of Reasonable Diligence as to the remaining 0.11 c.f.s., conditional be fileQ in fiarch of"f~89. 8. On March 24, T989, the Applicant filed in bfater Court for blater Division Flo. 5 an Application to Make Abso1'uiie a ~tonditonal blater Right in which it is requested that the remaining 0.11 c.f.s. previously avrarded conditionally to Placita Spring in Case No. W-2137 be made absolute and unconditional by reason of coapletion of the appropriation. In support of this request the Applicants state the following: ~• .~ ,,~ '~.\ \\ A. The Applicant Heckerts are the owners of one-third (O.C77 A.f.s.) Pf p£hey subject water ;r•ight.pPPu~tenant,owfodr toverub~eotears right, and the ro ert to trhich it is a The pplicants have camped on tt•e pro ert for several weeks each ear. In so doing, they have estabttshed a sink/refrigerator, a seater trough, and shotrer. Additionally, water has beer,' used for irrigation purposes over an area of approximately two acres. The' above, work has been corpleted at an out-of-pocket expen3il=ure of approximately $5Q0, together with labor and installation. Rs a result:, 0.077 c.f.s have, 'bee'n used for the decreed purposes, and sucn amount is entitled to be made absolute. B. The Applicant MarS'hails arm two-thirds (0.153 c.f.s.) of the subject water right. Together with the Heckerts, the Marshalls have repaired the existing collection point, interconnecting pipe, acid cistern. As a result of said iiaprovemersts, the farshalls have utll~zed their fg71 entitlement to this water rioht, and such amount is entitTe~"`to 6e"`c~a~e°ab~aoTixte. The Referee does therefore conclude that the above entitled Application should be granted and that the remaning"0;11 cubic foot of water per second of time previously awarded conditionally tp Placita Spring in Case 'Ho. W-2787, with Appropriation date of De`cem~er 31, 1918, s'fiould be and fiereby is Wade absolute and unconditional. It is accordingly ORDERED that this Ruling shall be' filed with" the Water Clerk subject to Judicial review. It is further ORDERED th py of this Ruli`rig sfiai'1`he filed with"tlie p g at a co ,• appro riate Division E`ri ineer and the State. Engineer. Dated ' ~' f <~ ~<.... ~ . ~ y Y v /'/ t ~ Copy of the foregoing mailed tp all Counsel esf record--W2tQY ~~ Referee, f5i3: ~rrLjineei~anFd,lh ~~,,. ,State J=,n9lne~ir~-%i j -----' 99tidty qN~M w.HiBFN~i a .' .. ~'• /•'/~~r,'•."\_. BY THE_ REFEP.EE: watew xereree. Wafer Dsvision'!!o. 5 State pf Colorado . ,,. I,-1990) ' ~ h ,~. .'" ' Marshall, et al 89CW057 Ruling of Referee Page 3 No protest was filed in this matter. The foregoing Ruling is confirmed and approved, and is made the Judgment aril Decree~`of this court. Dated {~ ~ ~ ~,~~ j ~) .. G., ~. ,ice a r u ge Co;;y of the foregoing mailed to all :;ounsel o~cordk=Water €?•steree,~-Div. Engineer-~~d Staf~,Engineer+~Cfate -_~~.~~) F'~1~,,,, . , fh. G.. , hp~tiiij~FS:u:~. ~'t Y {i:r. Ne. y( SC[IEDOLE A r SM~ ,.. - PROPERTY DESCRIPTION )RDER NO: 00017314.,,, i ' EXHI$IT',"A" SouthCtRangea88 Westagf the~6th PJr`~naipailI Me"r i`~an66engnmoee 11 particularly described as follows;: Beginning at a point on the_,WesL-erly right-of-way of old State Highway No. 133 whence the S 1/4 corner, of Section 31, Township 10 South, Range 88 West of~the 6tfi~"exingipal 'NTe`ridian,'bears'N. ,., 21 degrees 25 minutes., 00 seconds E" 191340~fe ~, thence west - ~ utes 00 seconds t5. 489.10 feet thence S. O1 de rees 4 min _g ~.~., v,. .:,: 993.60 feet, thence East 136.,36 feet to the Westerly r.~_ right-of-wav of State Highway No. I33; thence along said westerly righ'£=of-way the following courses: N, 04_d~grees 49 minutes 43 seconds E`~ 160.91 feet; thence 178 61 feet along the arc of a 633.00 foot radius non tangent curve to the ,right cahich • ....,. _- s:..~. ~ ..... _. arc subtends a chord bearing N.~ ~'~degrees 29 minutes 43 ~ seconds E. 178.,02 feet• thence A ~ 34 do rees 09 minutes 43_, I 9 . ~ ~.,~ seconds E. 210.30 feet, thence ~' 3~ degrees 34 minutes 43 seconds E. 57.30 feet; thence N.~3.4 degrees 20 minutes 13 seconds G. 18,9,.40 feet; thence 162 21 feet•along the arc of a 513.00 foot radius non tangent cux•~`v'e` to the T°e£t~' which arc "" ` subtends a chord bearing N. 18 degrees 31 minutes 13 seconds E ,_., g 42 ini~nutie"s 13 seconds E. 17 28 161.53 feet•'thence N. 02 de rees feet; thence leaving said Westerly right=of way on a course bearing N. OT degrees 19 minutes~00 seconds N7 118 80 feet to `" 9 g. m_ .,..., n., ,a.~, .., ,.m <. :,,,,_ ~,.. _, the point of be innin County of Pitlcin, State of Colorado _ S'PEWART TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY AOM 1089) , Ye ' ' ' ` ~.." 1 Hh Al '1'IUN CONFEl2E;NCF: SUh(}th12Y ~ ,, ` -ZU,o ~(.Ajr~E R. DATE PROJECT:: ~~'~?2 -~" Al~PLIG+NT' S REPRESENTA'. ,,,~^+REPRESENTATIVE'S ~PAONE ,~„ OWNERS NAHE:~ S D HHI~RY 1• Type of Application:~o~~ ~A sl,-QTj .~~~~~ ~ = 2. Describe action/type o£ development bein re uest,ed: ~`d't , ~ 1 ~~ _ _ ,. ,.__._.~..,,~~ a ~4.,<.:; .rte", rs*~" t?,~. ~1 i_` _ ~'.rl :r~Ja~ ,~.: ~?ar-!t^~n~r~. 3. Areas in which Applicant has been requested to respond, t reports requested: Ypes of Policy A[ea/ _ .. - ,_.. ~~ ~• •Rc.ie~ is: (~P~'Z Only) (CC/BOCC Onl ) ~`~~^ Y ~ (P&Z then to CC/BOCC) 5• Public Hearing: (YES) (NO) ~.. 6• Did you ~t,e-l~~ applicant to submit list of ADJACEN PROPERTY v ~(~^~?n~•••. OWNERS? Y~F , (NO) Disclosure of Ownership; YE ~-""' ~~ )'"J ~• Nhat fee was applicant requested to submit: ~+~1~~--"Sl-iM'' ~r!;J,!;., 8• Anticipated 'date of submission: ' 9. COM}IENTS/UNIQUE CONCERHS~i b ^•~1•:%~~~,i'j -` •~ ~/~',~-~`y.111 n'~'Tl7)'F ~b11 ?y~.:, ~'~Z'a'4~ ~ir>t~ ~D~jk':.%)1T ~_~ ~~ z) ~~~ _ 1j U1 ~ ,}\{~ . ^ M .fir .~y~_.•_._ ~Te l9 7 z -,3~..~ 1 ` ~. ~~.1~.~~11 I~~ I1 I ~~.M , , 1 T_ ~T9 a.~/ ~ J ~ • Jt ~/~.., v ! yi. "7 1 I G. ~ (,,~Ah1 ' • 7 h~.a ~~~ ~ i • ~:1 x'7•-•~.:~'j '`.ti..-^tr °' ~) ~u M m ~ ~1~ ~'~ a _~ r~ ~ ..~1 l•~r;;,u,'E5~ 5~(~ac r}~ ;;,TG~ y=A~rnL~~,~ ,w.4 ~.~. •F, .:~ ~.~~ , < <,+ ~ ~ t F 1 ~~ MESSAGE DISPLAY TO Buddy Lucero ., From: Susan Snyder Postmark: Mar 15,90 2:'56 PM Subject: Heckert 1041 Message: Subdivision and merger are Ok on this parcel. Any questions please call. -------_======X====--__=--_----' ~~' ~ (\V~'~ ` ~ ~\L v~ ~`0`~ ~e , Pitkin County Planning & Zoning Regular Meeting July 17,'1990 Page 3 protrude down the. slop any more than 9 feet as measured down from the center. of the top of the lot, and adding that thinning and pruning shall be allowed but is subject to Dow approval. 'Seconded Hy Tom Lankering. All in favor with Steve Whipple abstaining. C. Heckert 1041 HaZard,Review and General Submission ,.,... .,. ~ . a,. , .w,.~.~u ...... ..,_ Suzanne introduced this item opening the public hearing. Ellen Sassano~ gf'esented this application to the Commission.. .noting that' the applicant is requesting approval of a 1041 Environmental Hazard review, and General Subm"fission", They propose to construct a 625 s.f. garage and 2,500 s.f. residence on a site which-is approximately 7 a'or'e"s' in size. ,_ This site is mapped as Elk winter range and includes a major wildlife highway LL,... crossing from McClure Pass to Placita. Ellen described the site, location, vegetation, slopes, and noted that the applicant has worked with the TCevn Wright of DOW to locate the building envelope to least mpac£ wildlife in the area. The applicant was considering .pasturing horses ., _.,.,,ro„ . . during the summer, and'""it`evin Wright looked at this proposal, and has no problem with limited pasturing during the summer. The DOW has. recommended mitigation measures, and'tfie"applicant has;agr`eed"to abide by these GeneralsSubmssion pissueslt nd~add essedlacces'smmsrized sues. She noted that the County Engineer has made it clear that a ?iighway access permit will be required prior to excavation improvement of the road and she has'some question about the site distance on this access. Fire hazard was not mapped on`the site, but the applicant was asked to address this since the site is soo far away from fire protection. Though it is not a requirement the applicant is consider addres"s'ang fire hazards.'' She clarified that there will'be some visual affects from`the ~, :,:_ Marble side of the view of the.. site." Staff'"reaommerids` approval of the Heckert 1041 Hazard Review and General Submission subject to the recommendations as stated` in their memo. Suzanne solicited"puFilc comments. There were none. They discussed fencing and the applicant generally represented that they intend to fence approximately 1/2 acre area for horses. A condition shall be added noting-that the applicant shall abide to all material representations made l`he'public hearing was closed. Tom lankerin movecT t~o~a` ~ ~~ g pprove `1641 Hazard" Review and recommend approval of General Submission subject to conditions, as amended. Seconded by Steve ., -b~ _,. Whipple. ~'I1"in favor. _ ~ _ , , [~]1 Recorded at o'clock M i ,gecorder. ~~~~~~'" \.. ~: CuU~ Reception No._,..... ......._ ........._ ,......... _ ......._ _....,.... TFIIS DEED, Made this 15th day of December , 1986 ~I'vG~'f,AMp ~. :.t .. ~~~" CLIFFORD E. HAYCOCK, UiILLIANf A. f3,'i11NE5, and cEis o r, GUIDO P. [DYER, as tenants in c~irrion, ~ ~ ~ ~b ~, ~ w of the Covnty of Ptkin and State of u~ m a c: z Colorado, of the first part, and CLARK W. FIECKERT and ~ °~ PAMELA B. HECKERT, as joint tenants, whose address is ~ ° ~ 16 Ravine Road, 4:ilmirigton, Delaware 19810 '~ ~ i "' of the County of and State of 1 Delaware,of the second part: WITNESSETH, That the said part of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of lam' ,..Ten Dollars and other good and valuable consideration ..._. ' to the saidpart .` of the first".part°in hand paidby the said parties of~the second part, the receipt whereof' is- hereby confessed and acknow]edged, ha granted, bargained, sold and conyeyed,and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto the said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns forever, not in tenancy in eommgn but in joint tenancy, all the following describedwater right's%eaSEmeSV4ltuate, lying and being in the County of Pitkin and State of Colorado, to wit: ,, ee i rt "A" attached hereto and incorporated"herein by this reference. $€&!9 ~_ _ (~ ,-- Together with all and singular the heredrtaments and appurtenances, thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining and the reversion and reversions; remainder and remaind@rs;rents, issues and profits thereoY; and allthe estate, right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever, of the said part of the first part, either in law or equity, of, in and to the above bargained premises, with the hereditaments and appnrtenaiices; To Have and ~To Aold the said premises above bargained and described, with the appurtenances, unto the said parties of the second part, their heirs a?id assigns forever, And~the said part l.eS oY the first part, for therm seN2S their heirs, executors and administrators, do covenant, grant, bargain and agree to and with the said part leS oY tfie second part, their heirs and assigns, the above bargained premises in the quiet slid peaceable possession of the said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns, again_ st all and every person or persons lawfully claiming or to claim'tlie wholeor say art thereof, b throw h or under the said p' - "' """" " '-" ' ' " p Y, g part o£ the first ai~t to Warrant and'Forever Defend. Th1s warranty shall be against prior conveyances and liens and encumbrances only and shall not apply to any obligations of Grantor in the Settlement Agreement referenced above. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said part ieS of the first part have hereunto set their hand s and seal S the day and year Yirst above~written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the presence of ..........._ .............................................~.......::_........,:~~:::..~.. J STATE OF COLORADO, 1 } as. Couzlty of ~ptp ~l E,t,p 111 5`, •, tt` 4^ • . ~ •. ~}C The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me 1st by CLIFFORD Eo HAYCOCK, WTCLIAM~A`. ~~'~ ^~~~A9;ypommiasion expires - , 1g` V ~,~r`''/,~;,~ h~ty Co"^rr~:s~on nypras Oct. 9,.1986 ~Qtir~,rj'y ' 'Y-5 day oP sons here Insert name or names; Ifby person acting ldrepresentative or official capacity or ae ~e of Derson as-ezecuton attorney-in-fact or other capacity or description; if by officer of cor- :h o[ycer or oftlcers as the president or other officers bf such corporation, naminS tt-5t¢EUtory >ZOrndo Revfeed SirttaEea. 1955. DEED T07D1NT "TENANTS:- Bradford PubliAhing Co., 18E4-48 S'Coat Street, Denver, Colo'vado-h-72 .. . , ~~ n5" m~z ~ . v ~<~.. x. n _:. mP. LL 44'v..~. '-a ~ 1.. .,-. _.- .a::r, ... .. ,~AiC' .,i w. x, .uL'."Yi".",$',"",,.., f+k'(~+" ~x-~: =s `^ x~. ,~.. :+< .. '.^:;±: . scar 525 ?ncE93~ EXH IB~° A" x, ~t An individual one-third interest in and to the Placta Spring water right decreed on April 27; 1981, in Ca"se Np. W-2187 (Water Division No. 5) and the Settlement Agreement dated p n indivi- Agreement are incorporat d ehereinsby eferencewh ahd aecree and P P V^ " g tures and dual one-half interest in and to the diYOrriation of her agree i elines used ih conngction therewith. Grantors furt for themselves, their successoY5, ahd asst ns 'that tfiea ydoater and will not claim any interest in or, app P rights or water source located upon or under the property described on Exhibit "B" and will not oppose any water right filing of Grantee on any such water. right or"water source. A water line easement situate in Section 6, Township 11 South, Range "88 West "of t"~ie ~6't$ `P NT in "Pitkin County', Colorado, being T5 feet in width and. lying 7:5 feet on each side of the following described centerline: Beginning at a point on the easterly right-of-way line of old State Highway No. 133', whence the South 1/4 Corner of Section 31, Township 10 South, Range 8$ West of the 6th P.M. bears North 11°54'38" East 2,790.35 feet; thence North 58°37'35" West 394,66 feet to' a paint on the easterly right- of-way line of State Highway No'. 133, a rebar and .cap marked be in Slen~thened` csrd shortened one t ee deto telrm bnad to ter.- urinate on said easterly right of-way line ofd easement g g y g y old State Hi hwa YNo.g133 and ~n the westerl to on said easterl ri ht-of-wa line of State Hi hwa No. 133. All bearings contained here}n originate from Government Land Office Record on line between the. South 1/4`~"Corner of Section 3I, Township 10"SO~ith,~"Rang'e''88'~~~Ves~ of the 6th P.M. and the Northeast corner of Section 6, Townshi 11 ... ,. ,_,..~~, ,~ ,. ... p, ,South, Range 88 West of the 6t~i"P'1~1`:`~'"... " -i >:~r;, . , A tract of land situate in Lots 7 and 10, Section 6, Township 11 South, Range 88 West of the 6th Principal Meridian being. more. particularly described as follows: ,,: ~ . - -- Beginning at a point on the westerly right-of-way of old State Highway No. 133 whence the South l/4 corner of Section 31, Township 10 South, Range 88 West of" the 6th Principal Meridian bears North 21°25'00" East 1,913.40 feet; thence West 489.10 feet; thence South O1°42'00" West 993.60 feet; thence East 136.36 feet Eo the westerly right-of-way of State Highway No. 133; thence along said westerly right-of- way the following courses: North 04°49'43" East `10'.91 feet; thence,. 178.61 feet"along "the arc of a 63'3`:0'0 fooE radius non-tangent curve to the right wh' ends a ..r, t '& ord bearin North 1'9~~ 39 4"3 East I7~8`.02 ~,, . _,^{~~ 3409 43 East 210.30 feet; thence No feetarthenbe North ' ' rth 3T°34'43' EAast 57.30 feet; thence North 34"20'13" East 1$9.40 feet; thence 162.21'feet along the arc of a 513:00 'foot radius non- tangent curve to the left which arc subtends a chord bearing North ;18°31'13" E`a'st 161.53 feet; thence 'Nortri 0~`O42'13" East 17.28 feet; thence leaving said westerly right=~of-way on a course bearing North O1°19'0`0" `West 118`:80 feet 'to the point of beginning, containing 7.170'acres more or less. SUBJECT TO a water facility's easement situate in Lot 10, Section 6, Township 11 South, Range $8 West of the 6th Principal Meridian being 15 feet in width and lying 75 feet on each side of the following described centerline: Beginning at a point whence the South 1/4 corner of Section 31, Township 10 South, F£"arig'e 88" West of the 6th "'Principal Meridian bears North 27°0"7'47" East 2,549.52 feet; thence South 32°00'00" East 78.50 fee"t; thence South 44°58'15" East 158.78 feet to a point on the northwesterly right-of-way line of State Highway`"N"o. "13'3. The s~ideli'nes of the above- described easement being lengthened or sriortened on the ofuWaeasterly end to terminate on said northwesterly'right- y of State Highway No. 1'33. _ __ _.. __ Recorded at ~. o'clock . _ M. Reception No. =.Recoreer. WARRANTYDE~D ' THIS DEED, Ivtaae it;tR ]:6th day of` December 19 $6 ,between Clifford E. Haycock, iJilliam A, Barnes &"Guido P. Meyer of the *County of Pi tki n and State of'Colorado, grantor; and Clark W. Heckert and Pamela, B. Heckert 0 c;co -~. w -?s ~. aJ m Doc. Fee: r n _y N ...~ :< a :a'19 rnn n a ox ~rn 4 ~ m ~~ :,,~ -~ .t1 t whose legaladdress is 16 RdV1ne~ Rodd Wilmington, De. 19810 Delaware or the ~ri~~~~~ ~ ~ and stab trr i Q(~j~(rXy~(o, grintcc.c: WITNESS, That the grantor Por and in consideration of the sum of Ten Dol 1 drS & Other g00d & Vdl Udbl e COnSiderdtl OnS-'--_ __--._ _____.- _:;.: _~*,. ~ ~_:. ~ ,,,_,.;,_r T=~:_ DO[LARS. the receipt ahd sufficiency of which is hereby acknowl'edbed has gruncd, bargained, sold and umvt,ycd, and by these presorts does grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto the grantees, their heirs and assigns forever, not in tenancy in common but in joint tenancy, all the real property, together with improvements, if any, situate, lying and being in the County of I P l tk l n and State of Colorado, described as follows: j A tract of land situated in Lots 7 and 10, Section 6,Y11S, R88W `of the 6th P.M. eing more particularly described as follows; See "EXIHIBIT A" attached hereto and made a part of this Warranty Deed by this reference. ""`°'------•~-~- ~~c ~ :3 ~ also$nown by street and number as H1ghWdy 13$ P1dC1 td, COIOrd~dQ, ~~ ~ ~~1 VACANT LAND °~-----'~::• .._,~~--- TOG ETHEIYwith all and singular the hcreditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining and the reversion andreverstons, remainder and remamdcrs, rents, issues and profits thereof, and all the estate, right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever of the grantor, tither in law or equity, of, in and to the above bargained premises, with the hcreditaments and appurtenances. ~TO HAVE AND TO HOT,D thi s lid premises above bargaincdand dclcribcd, with the appurtenances, unto the grantees, their heirs and assigns forever. And the grantor for tiimsclf, his heirs and personal representativey, doescovepant, grant, bargain and agree to and with the grantees, their heirs and assigns, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these presents, he is well seized of the premises above conveyed, has good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance, in law, in Cee simple, and has good right, full ~ power and ]awful authority [o grant, bargain, sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other rants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments, encumbrances and restrictions of whatever kind or nature soever, except Subjec$ to taxes & special assessments for current year; reservations &i exceptions contained in ll. S. Patent; restrictions & protective covenants, rights j' of way of a pub lie or private nature of record. All governmental regulations, ~ restrictions & reservations of record. i The grantor shall and will WARRANT AND FORE`G'Ek DE'FEl~D the above Bargained premises ~in~~'Ihe quiet and peaceable I. possession of the grantees; their heirs and asstgns, against alt and every person or persons lawfully claiming the whole or any part ~. thereof. The singular number shall include the plural; the plural the singular, anti the'uSe of any gender shall be applicable to all genders. IN WITNESS"WHEREOF rho grantor has/Je~xecuted this deed on the date set forth abovo. Clifford E. Haycock ~ '~'' GuP eyer William A, Barnes '°"` °°' ~ "STATE OF COLORADO Lei conmy of Garfield Tfie'foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ~.. nay Wt,n, WII Ildm H. o he,fon>aga~t~g instrument wa"s acknoW e ~~'~ tt~~ ~'~"'day of December, 19 o : s~, ra~a~ d ~' ~ ~~oc k . o a,tltes t~ y~hha andl;official seal. o ^~~,~ ion'.~pi ~es Iv vii 19E~. ~~ ~. N vl ~[_-. ?Denyet it`s,. t Cty,,'and.' NotdrV A drPCe SS. .. , 16th day of DecembeN ''~~:_~, 1$$6~•.,.. nes and Guido P Meyer ~ ~~lll,j Q Witness myhandand official seal ? P~ ~"'~-l by My Commisison exfires ~' ~' r r I~.J~ , ,, N~„ry aam'< 0223 Nwy. 133, Carbondale, CO 81623 Notary Address --- ,. ~--.~.V ~ , -- --- No. 927A: RCV 3.$$,'(~pRRANTY DEED (To Joini'trenanly) nradfnrd Pu6li,hmg, 5625 w 6th A e., Likewmd, CO 50:14-(i03)Pi 6900 ~ i.Rt r t1 \I B001~ ~25 1 E~J~ XHIBIT A" TO BE ATTACHED TO AND BECOME A PART OF WARRANTY DEED DATED 16th of DECEMBER, 1986, BETWEEN CLIFFORD E. HAYCOCK, WILLIAM A. BARNES & SELLERS ANO CLRRK W. HECKERT AND PAMELA B. HECKERT PURCHASERS. GUIDO P. MEYER "Exhibit A" A tract o1' lan3 situate in Lots 7 and 10, Section 6, South, hdflQe 88 West of th= 6th Principal Meridian being more particularly described as Township 11 f d21 ocis ; Begin.~inq at a point on the Westerly right-of-way of old State Highway D1o. 133 whence the S 1/4 corner of Section 31, 10 South, P.ange 8g Wost of the 6th Principal Meridian bears N. 21°25'00" E. 1913.40 feet; T°`^mship O1°42'00" W. 993.60 feet• thence nest 4II9.10 feet; right-of-wa thence %ast 136.36 thence S. y of State Highway h'o. 133, feet to the Westerly right-of-way the followin ~ thence alon N, 04'°49'a g _ourse'sr 9 said Westerly -3" E. 160.91 feet; thence 178.61 feet alon a 633.00 foot radius non-tangent curve to the right which arc subtends a enord bearing N. lg°29, g the arc of 34°09''43" E. 210.30 feet; thence N4337E34148,;02 feet; thence N. thence' N. 34°20'13" E. 189.4p feet; E• 57.30 feet; arc of a 513.00 foot radius non-tan thence 162.21 feet alon arc subtends a chord bearn °ttent curve to the left wg the 02°42'13'' F', g N• 18 31'13" E. 161.53 feet; thence v. 17.28 feet; of-wa thence leaving said Westerly right- y on a course bearing N. O1°19'00' Vii. 118.80 feet to the Point of bevinning. C°untY of Pitl;in, State of Colorado Recorded at . Reception No. WARRANTY~bEE~b , THIS DEAD, Made this 1.6th day of December 19 $6 ,between Clifford E, Haycock, William A. Barnes & Guido P. Meyer of the "`County of Pj ikj p and State of Colorado, grantor, and Clark W. Heckert and Pamela B. Heckert Doc. Fee: v rn ~, (~, i-+ ~v .z: a~ -o r n .ti --i -1 :-C p, T~~ my na ~ "L ~rn o~ m ~~_`, .~ .A,. .ti. whose legal address is 16 Ravine Road _ r Wilmington, De. 19810 -`~- ormc X7i~,k~DFr~ Delaware and Staa• of Q,'t)7y~'r~y~",o, granfcac. W ITNESS, ihat the granor, for and in concid~relion of the sum of Ten DO11 drs & other g00d & Vdl Udbl e considerdtions------ _____ ----- -,... s _=~ ,._s_._+.r~' , <_r_ _<,601 Lars. the receipt and sufficiency ofwhrch u' hereby rtknowledged h n gunned, b,u gauted sold .md conveyed. and by throe lyrvsvn!s docR grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm un{o the grantecti, then heirs and assigns forever, nol in tcn,incy in common but injoint tenancy, alt the real property, together with improvements, if any, situate, lying and being in the and State of Colorado, described as follows; County of ~, Pitkin A tract of land situated in Lots 7 and 10, Section 6,T1TS, R88W of the 6th P M being more particularly described as foTldws: See "EXIHIBIT A" attached hereto and made a art of this Warranty Deed by this refere p nee. •-~:~ _.. I ~~ G i ::a Ir3("~i a so known b y street and number as H1 hwa 133 P1 aci td CO1 Ordda,. L/• r~ C 1 VACANT LA~ i reversion and rND g y -""-~,~, I T6GETHEj2 with all and singul it the hered rtamcnts and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or m anywise appertaining and the eyersions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and profits rherep(, an(I all the e.ctatc nght, title. interest, claim and ~ demand whatsoever of the grantor, either in law nr equity, of, in and to the above baryainecf prennses, with the hereditaments and appurtenances. I TO HAVF, ANl> TO HOLb Ini earl premises rnovc bargained and dctcnbed, with the .i{rpurlcnnnccs. unto the gianices. their heirs 'I I and assigns torever: And the grantor, for himself his heirs and personal representatives, docx covenam, grant, bargain and agree to mid '~ with the erantees, theirheirs and assigns, tharat the nine ofthe cnsealincand delivery of three presents, he is well seized of the p,emiscs ~~ above conveyed, has good, sure, perfect, absolute and mdefe ierble euate of inhm~rtunco, m law, in (ee simple, and has good right, full ~ powerand lawful authority to grant, bargain, sell and convey the same ihmannerandfonn aforesaid, and that the same are t}ec and clear I~ from all former and other rants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes assessmehis, enctnnbrances and restrictions of whatever kind or nature I soever, except Subject to taxes &. special assessments for curreht year; reservations &~~ exceptions contained in ll. S. Patent; restrictions & protective covenants, rights" of way of a public or private nature of record. A11 governmental regulations, restrictions & reservations of record. Tne grantor shall and will WARRANT AND FOREVER DEPENd"fhe ,tboLc-bargained pi-emisei~ in the quiet and pc sonblc possession of the grantees, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person or persons lawfully claiming the whole or any part thereof. N WITNESSnWFiEREOF Cliclgrl mtlor I es cxccc icd this d cd ontrtlhc date scl forth abo `sender shall be applicable to all genders i ~ ~~ r I >_ Clifford E, Haycock -'-- ~ r~'~ ~l/ ~ ------ Guido P.~lieyer- r/ ~ ~~ ii William A. Barnes STATE OFCOLORADO ~' ~' County of ~ ss Garfield ((( 0 i 0 0 0 The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 16th ~ ~ ~' ~ " by day of Decemb@h •,'S'1 ~,. 1~$6'' Clifford E. Haycocf~, Wihl~iam A. Barnes andPGuido P: Meyer '~Il tl,j e forggair~g r~, l ~ R,,, instrument was'acT<now e~'"a eo `f,{95~Ry~g g ~ Witness my hand and official seal ~ ~+- ~,~Drd V~~ ~' day of December, 1986 by My cnmm;si~nn ~x ire, ~ ~{-' , nit' E Y~"9ck. P / I~'tU . ,- ~Kes.~p vha and.,official seal. .~ ion aspires lv c,rt T9f~3.J~ .~~~ ~i ,+`'f-' `:~VY 1P l tY-h r a ,'§l 0 l w,~a,y n,m r N cO ~~JIf 'Denver,n~s t ,rtyxana 23 Hwt 133 Carbondale, CO 81623 ~ ~ .~ ,-!. r) c3 ~ I / Notary Address ~~ ,•._ , _ Notary A dress I `. ii No. 921p RCY: j•89 WARRA VTY DEED fTh join, Tr aM~) ~Pr. Aford Pohlnh,rtR SRS W fithAW f Q x,rkl. f0 RO , _-- - ~ ~:_;., ~5 I Ooh se (n,xr `° aao}t4'2~ aa~~935 "EXHIBIT A" TO BE ATTACHED TO AND BECOME A PART OF WARRANTY DEED DATED 16th of DECEMBER, 1986, BETWEEN CLIFFORD E, HAYCOCK, WILLIAM A. BARNES & GUIDO P. MEYER SELLERS AND CLRRK W. HECKERT AND PAMELA B. HECKERT PURCHASERS. "Exhibit A" A tract of lan3 situate in Lots 7 and 10, Section 6, Township 11 South, P.dnq~ 88 West of the 6th Principal Meridian bein particularly described as follows; g more Beginning at a point on the Westerly right-of-way of old State Highway b1o. 133 whence 'the S 10 South, P,'an~e 88 Trlcst 1/4 corner of Section 31, 21°25'00" of the 6th Principal M~ Township E. 1913.40 feet; t-hence West 4pg 1.0 _ridian bears N. O1°42'00^ W . 993,60 feet; thence East feet; thence S. right- of-way of State Highwa 135.36 feet to the Westerly right-of-wav the foilowin ,-y n°' 133; thence along said Westerly N. 04°49'43" E. 160.91 feet.ourses: thence 178.61 feet along the arc of a 633.00 foot radius non-tangent curve to the right which arc subtends a chord bearing N. 19°29'43'' E. 178.02 feet; thence N. 34°09 43" E. 210.30 feet; thence N. 3734'43'' E. 57.30 feet; thence N: 34°20'13" E. 189;40 feet; thence 162.21 feet alon arc of a 513.00 foot radius non-tangent curve to the arc subtends a chord bearin 4 the g N. 18 31'13"" left which N. 02°42'13" E. 17.28 feet; thence leavin E' 161.53 feet; of-way on a course bearin thence g PJ. O1 19'00" g Wald Westerly right- point of beginning. %J• 118.80 feet to the County of PitY.in, State of Colorado .~ , _ .. , .Q , . _I._ Recorded at .............. oclock._......._M.,-............................._........... ~ ..__ ,.. Reception No......... ...... ......... .......... ......._ ......Recorder. TffiS DEED, Made this 15th day of December , ia86 Irk~ING~'I'AhIP ~ between . ra =5 r- CLIF1'ORD E, HAYCOCK i~1ZLLTAM'A':~ 1~1,k'NES', arid" um a t c;. GU2170 P. MEYER, as tenants in ccrrrnon, ~-i ~ .C. -~ a t,o ~ co .A of the County of Pitkln and State of 'f° m a c-> s Colorado, of the first part, and CLARK W: IiECKERT and ~ ~ n C PAMELA B. HECKERT, as joint tenants, whose address is ,~ ° ~ l~ 16 Ravine Road, Y:ilmington, Delaware 19810 m ~ of the County of and State of I Delaware,of the second part: ' WITNESSETH, That the said part of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars and other good and valuable consideration zl.,~~m9: to the said part of the ftrst part in hand paid by the said parties oY the second part, the 'receipt whereof is hereby confessed gnd_acknowledged, ha granted, bargained, sold and conveyed, dndby these presents do grant, bargain, sell; convey -and confirm unto'the said parties gfthe second part, their heirs aitd"assigns forever, not in tenancy in common but in joint tenancy, all the following describedwater~ rights/eaSerI12Y793tuate, lying andbein'g in the County of Pitkin and State of Colorado, to witif See Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. .'.~L+i}r Tiea E7~lT,, r. 1. tp i94:tJ t Together with all anal singular the heredttaments and appurtenances, thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and profits'thereof; and'a71`tlie ostate, right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever, of the said part of the first part, either in lawar equity,of,3n and to the above bargained`premises, with~tfie"li"ereditanents and` apjiurtenarices',~To Have and`''po Bold the said premises abovo bargained and_described, with the appurtenances, unto the said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns forever, And the said part leS of the first part, for them selVES thP,lr heirs, executors and administrators, do covenant, grant, bargain and agree to and with the said part ].P.S of the second part, their heirs and`assigns, the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said partLeS of the second part, their heirs and assigns, against all and every person or personslawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any art thereof, b throv h or under the said ` °"'°"°`" ' ""` ""' ' warranty shall be against prior conve ances and liens and encumbrances only and shall not a I to an obli-ations ofyGrantorain herSettlementrbet~end." This` pp y y g Agreement referenced above. IN WITNESS tiTHEREOF, tfiesaid part ies of the first part have hereunto set their hand s and seal 5 the day and year first atiovewritten, Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the presence of ........... ......... .....:,. ..:........~ ......: f STATE OF COLORADO, l Count of ~ Fss. y pR-r:'1 Ew 111 Tha foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ~O`~-5 day of ~ECC{/Vl~ Q~ ,. , _., ~~ .., is , by CLIFFORb E HAYCOCK, WILLrp,L1`A. ~BARNE$ AND r, LIDO t1EYER t ,, b~Ly commission expires , la Witness m h d an o ~ic' a] ,.... ~>,r ~ MY Cemrr son E>:j7 ~, Oct. ~9, 1923 Notary PuLlib. ~Q 1Q.~'r -o-c-a ~. ., , '.: n ', ~ '., ._.. qr •, •If,ti natural person or persons here iris"art name or nafies if by person acting rn'representatlvo o! offtclal capacity or as ~. 'stiotaCSyy~n-fact, then insert name of Darson as eXecutor, attorneydn-Pact or ocher capacity or 8eacriptlon, if by officer of corv roav a1bJl,. dhen Inaerl name'of such o[UCer ar officers as the president or other officers of such corporation, naming It.-gtatutory dd'' MMroroffaa(q Dment, 9vo. uB-6-P, Co{orarlo ReWved Sintutc 195J. Ntl:SfS. SPECIA6 wARRA'NT]` bRbA'Y'tl"JfS"7,C~'fI`~.tN~§="~is~foid`Yuhtishin a _. `• '•°{ty :,e , ~g eo 18ti1f•A6 `tout Street,'~Denvez, Colorado-M1-72 ,. ' ,~ ~,~ ,_ ~~_ ..,~~~,., .., ,.ter ..,~,,_ . BCON 5~~5 PAGE~J~ Beginning at a point on the easterly right-of-way ine old State Highway No. 133, whence the South 1/4 Corner of o r n g .._~ 6th P.M. Section 31, Township 10 South, Rap e 88 West of the h 11 54 38 East 2,790.35 feet; thence North An individual one-third interest in and to thePlacita Spring water right'"~ecree~ on `T~pril 2'T, 19'8I~; in `Case "N o': W-2187 (Water Division No. 5) and the Settlement Agreement dated :September 19, 1980, attached to said Decree, which Decree and Agreement are incorporated herein by reference, and an indivi- dual one-half interest in and to the diversion structures and pipelines used in connection therewith. Grantors further. agree for themselves, their successors, and assigns that they do not and will not claim any nteres't,in or approp"'riation of any water. rights or water`'source located upon "or under. the property described on ExTiibit B and will not o ose an wa e. filing of Grari~e"e''o"h'''a"~"s'uch water right or water.ysourc r right A water line easement situate in Section 6, Township 11 South, Range 88 West "of~"tYie 6th P.M".; in Pitkin Cduhty, Colorado, being 15 feet in width and lying 7.5 fee't' on"each side. of the following described centerline,: 1' of bears Nort 58°37'35" West~394.66 f of-way line of State H~ L.S. 5933. The sidel being lengthened or sY urinate on said Baste Highway No. 133 and. on easterly right-of-way . EXHIB~_~ .p he easter. e"hiaa~oNo:~ 133t anrebar and' `fly right- 9 ~~ Y- ~ ap marked fines of the above-described easement ~orEened on the easterly end to ter.'- ... . ,,.. 1 ri ~t=of-wa the westerl eny line. of ,old Sta e y d to terminate on said .fine of"5ta~e Highway No. 133. All bearings contained herein originate from Government Land pffice Record on line between :the South 1/4 Corner of Section 3l',`Towns"np 10 South;'Ran~e" 8fi `4~'es£'"'of the 6th P,M. and the DTbr`theast corner of Section 6, Township I1 South, ~ v~.,..,.., .... _r , o ~.~ _ _ , Range 88 West of the 6tfi"1~':M. ,.,,,. . , . ~ •~ ' , ` • ~` P,OQ{i ~~5 ?AGE~~B :EXHIBIT "B" A tract of land situate in Lots 7 and 10, Section 6, Township 11 South, Range 8"8 West of `th"e' 6th Principal Meridian being more 'particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the westerly right-of-way of old State Highway No. 133 whence the South 1/4 corner of Section 31, Township 10 South, Range 88 Wes£' of the 6th Principal Meridian bears North `21°25'00"East 1;913.4'0"`feet;'-"thence West 489.10 feet; thence South O1°42'00" West 993.60 feet; thence East 136.36 feet to the westerly right-of-way of State Highway No. 133; thence along said westerly right-of- way the following courses: North 04°49'43" East 160.91 feet; thence 178.61 feet along the arc of a 6'33.00 foot radius non-tangent curve to the right which arc subtends a 3409' 43ariEasto 210:30 ~ fee£'" ~tlience,$ North e 37 34e 43e' North ast 57.30 feet; thence North 34^20'13" East 189.40 feet; thence 162.21' feet along the arc of a 513.00 foot radius non- tangent curve to the left which arc subteh~s a'chord"6earing North 18°31'13" East 161.53 feet; thence North 02 42'13" East 17.28 feet; thence leaving said westerly right-of-way oh a course bearing North O1°19'00" West 118;80 feet' to the point of beginning, containing 7.170 acres more or less. SUBJECT TO a water facilty's'easement situate in Lot 10, .Section 6, Township 11 South, Range 88 West of the 6th Principal Meridian being 15 feet in width and lying 7.5 feet on each side bf the following described centerline: Beginning at a point whence the South 1/4 corner of Section 31, Township 1D South, Range 88 West of, the 6th Principal Meridian bears North 27°07'47" East 2,549.52 feet; thence 158t783feet00to a spoints on ethe northwesterly 4right5o East f-way line of State Highway No. 133. The sidelines of the above- described easement being lengthened or shortened on the southeasterly end to terminate on said northwesterly right- of-way of State Highway No. 133. I hereby certify that on this oC % day of L~ ,~~ , 1'990,. a true and correct copy of the attached N"o'tic€~blic Hearing 'was' deposited in the IInited States mail, first-class postage prepaid, to "the 'adjacent property owners as' indicated on the attached, list of adjacent property owners which was supplied to the Planning Office by the applicant in regard to the case named on the Public Notice. By: Cindy L. `Christeris'en Administrative Secretary PIIBLIC NOTICE RE: HECKER2 GENEIFAT,'SUBMISSION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 28, 1990 at a meeting to begin at 5:30 pm before the Board of County Commissions, District Courtroom, 506 East Main ' Street, Aspen, CO to consider an application submitted by Clark Heckert requesting General Submission approval for a single-family residence. The property corit"ains approximately 7 p y , ' s south of Redstone, morels aecifcallcaindLots 71 and 10 fSectione6, Township 11 South, Range 88 West, 6th P.M. For further information, contact the Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office., 130 South Galena St.,`Aspen CO (303) 920=5090: " s/Herschel Ross. Chairman Board of County Commis§oners Published in The Aspen Times on July 26, 1890. Pitkin County Purchase Order No. . w ~ GiJ~L ~.f.~i~/~ LlS ~S ~/~/~~ (~~..~-~ „ ,., -. ,. ~ v~ .~~ ~~ ... ,- _ .~,~ PUBLIC NOTICE RE: AECRERT GENERAL SIIBMISSON Tuesday, before the,. East Main by Clark H acres and 'is 1 more specifical Range 88 West, of County Commissions,"District Courtroom, 506 Aspen, CO to consider an application submitted requesting General submission approdaY for a silence. The property bontains approximately 7 :aced in Placta, four miles south 'of 'Redstone, in Lots 7 and'10, Section 6, Township li South, ih P.M. For further Information, contact the Aspen/Pitkin Office, 130 South Galena St., Aspen, CO~ (303) 9`20=5090.' Planning s/Herschel Ross. Chairman Board of County Commissioners Published in The Aspen Times on August 23, 1990. Pitkin County Purchase Order No' ' j 17 / ~ ~ ` ''" `°" ~~~~~. ~~~ Q~~~ ~ :E IS I~REBY GYVEN that a public hearing will be held on September 25, 1990 at a meeting to-begin at 5.30 pm ._ _ .~- ~ ,, .. ,~ '_ CERTIFICATE OF YLING RE: HECRERT 1041 FIAZARD REVIEW AND' GENERAL StJ~MIS5I0If eby certify that on this 12th day o€ June, 1990, a true and orrect copy of the attached Notice of Public Hearing was deposited in the Unite$ States mail, first=class postage prepaid, to the adjacent property owners as indicated"on the attached list of adjacent property owners "which was supplied to'the 'Pl`anning Office by the applicant in regard to the case named on the Public Notice. By: Debbie Skehan Administrative Assistant frm.mailing a __ ;e PUBLIC NOTICE RE: HECRERT 1041 HAZARD REVIEW""AND GEYJERAL SUBY+IIS5'I'ON~ NOTICE IS HEREBY"GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on Tuesday, July 17, 'i990 'at a meeting to begin at 9:00 am before the Pitkin~Planning and Zoning Commission, Commissioner's Meeting Room, 506 East Main Street, Aspen, "CO'°to con`si~er an 'application submitted by Clark -Ileckert requesting 1041 Hazard Review and penpralySubmission a pproximat Tya "7`1 acres""a aril issl to ated" The ro ert contains a in Placta, four miles south of Redstone,' more specifically"in'Zots 7 and 10, Section 6, Township 11 South., Range 88 'West, 6£h 1~:1~L ' For further information, cpntact th( A;pen/Pitkin Planning Office, 130 South Galena"fit. As en CO 303 92`0-5""090. '" slSuzanne Casket' Chairperson Planning and 'Z'oning Commission -- --___..w_.,_ ___~ ... . _ _ ,.. -------_ Published in The'Asp~ri'Time"s on JUne 14, 1990. Pitkin County Purchase Order No. Lf~ y-~~ .. ;. . , ,.. .r. ~ , ~..,.~ •. .i F, LFli d_,wd~ ~.'4bei'GA^'~ _,y. ~ U. S. Forest Service Sopris Ranger Distriot P. O. boX 309 Carbondale, CO 81623` `" .~. ,..».~ ..~,~_ a. ~ tiw. ~~~,. ~=a, ._ ,.. ~,. ,.. ~. ~ ,. ,.tea; - __ ASPEN/PITRIN PLFiNNING OFFICE 13`0 5: Galena Street " Aspen, Colorado 81611 (303) 920'-50'90 July 20, 1990 Clark W. Heckert 16 Ravine Road Wilmington, DE 19810 Re: Heckert General Submission Dear Kr. Heckert, We have scheduled your application for review by the Board of County Commissioners at a public hearing on Tuesday, August 28, 1990"at a meeting to begin at 5:30 pm. The Friday before the meeting date, we will call to inform you that a copy of the memo pertaining to the application is available at the Planning Office. Please note that it is your responsibility to post the subject property with a sign for the public hearing. If you have any questions, please call Ellen Sassano, the planner assigned to your case. Sincerely, Debbie Skehan Administrative Assistant ~f~'r~ rn ~, MEMORANDUM 2'O c Tom `Smith, County Attorney Tom Newland, Assistant to the County Manager Environmental health Department Division of Wildlife Carbondale Fire Department Division of Water Resources Sopris Ranger District FROM:' Ellen Sassano, Planning Office RE: Heckert 1041 Hazard Review and General Submission DATE:' May 9, I990 Attached for your review and comments is an application from Clark Heckert requesting 1041 Hazard 'Review and General Submission approval for a single-family residence. Please return your comments to me no later than June 7th. "Thank. you. ASPEN/PTTK*N PT~7I7TI~TG OFFICE 130 S. Galena Street' Aspen, Colorado 81611 (303) '920=5o9b~ May 8, 1990 Clark W. Heckert 16 Ravine Road Wilmington, DE 19810 ` Re: Heckert 1041 Hazard Review and General Submission Dear Mr. Heckert, preliminary 1 review o opp the h captionedp applicatoncompleted its We have determined tfiat'£hs a lication is com lete. We have scheduled this application for review by the Pitkin Count Plannin y g and Zoning Commission at „a public hearing on Tuesday, July 17, 1990"at a meeting to begin at 9:00 am: The Friday before the meeting date, we will call to inform you that a copy 'of the. memo pertaining to the application s~available at the Planning Office. "° eas ro ee ~ofe that ig is your responsibiliyy po post the subject p p rt with a si n at least fifteen da s rior to th ring: A blanknsian~form ma.tbe obtaiwithin one week after the heae public g y _ned from the Planning Office. If you have any questions, please call, E11en Sassano, the planner assigned to your case. Sincerely, Debbie Skehan Administrative Assistant AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY TO; Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting - August 28, 1990 THRUi" Reid Haughey, County Manager //,~1/~'",~~ Amy Margerum, Planning Directo~~~° RE Heckert 1041 Special Review and General Submission FROM: Ellen Sassano, Planning Office .:. ---=r= -~ SUMMARY: The applicant has requested that this item be tabled to . _. a later date as he will not be able to attend the August" 28th meeting. The item has been rescheduled for September 25,' 1990. 9 -~` µ ~~` ~ ewu. ~~~ l ~• ASPEN/PIfFI ~ ~ " ~`~ ~ 130"'Souf'ti"~al na ~[Yeei -'~' i4}~-. (`O:M- " _ Aspen Colorado 31611 / " T~~y LAND USE APP~1C%C7T0~ F ~5' ' °' city ~ '40113 ~ -63250-134 (iMP/CONCEPTUA•L ..._ _ - . - ,,,. ' '. ',.. -63270-936 GMP%FINAL-~.~ ,... ,~. .... ~ ., .. -63280-137 SUB/CONCEP TUAL ~ ~ _ - ~ -63300-139 _ SUB/FINAL ~~ -- ` ""- -63310-f40-' .. iIt`L-2~S`fE`~P-"A•FbIC~t~TIO'~~;:~«a~ ,. _ ,.~, ,. ~ i,_.. ~.. 63320-147'. . .,..._ ALL i ST"E~"}~~PLI'L'~t`TIO~"~`~'~'~ .. ~ '. ~ CONSENT;dG'E`iSYJA"~"""`°"""'° - - - REFERRAIFEE`S. ,.-,,.., .... _~:. ... ,. .. .. :~.N-9.,~ ~..:.._e,..,~..~, ._.., _,A _ ' Q0125 - 6330 205': n uA4Yma`4~."~exr. ^.r.'":ce?-°i~m"-L~s R -. ~. EN51 RO N ME~15YA L`sW`~` 00123 -6330-190' ~ ~.,.. . .- ~~ HOUSING 001'15 .... .. _633'$`0=~83 ~ .. . ,-. ,EI~GIE}tiTt~G"•"" ..,..: ~«„w.v ....... :, xr > ~. .,. .. ~,.. . .. - SUBTCSTX~..'~".. i 001'13 63160-126.' "-." .~"` "` ~."° '~,.'.~:° ~. G~JIPlGGERAL 63170-127` ~G141P/DE"~'1L~D~ $3180=128 GIv1P'/FilV;4L :a ...... .. .... ..=n N -wYS,i 63190 129 SU6/GERAL '' -63200 130 SU$/D`ETAIC.~D ~ ~~ 63210 131 Sti0/FI'NAL ~ -~ s. ~ ' -63220-132" - ALL 2 STEP APPCICdTI-dN~ ~ ~ / t3'a ~ -63230-133' ALL 1 STEP %S~P CIC\T~~j""' "°° C0NS•ENYdG~~IJMd'~'i9`~10•I`S~" '~'' -83450-146 BbAF1d-"0~`ADJI`1'§~'j"j~"` ~'~'`"'"""""'•, "~""'"<'"' "".`:.2"``~, ... REFERRAL'FEES ... .` . _ " ~ O0"f25 :..._:_ 0 2 .,-6334"3`-''~.~ - _ , ""HHO• O AFL EA ` ,~-u' ~ . -.,~.:7 CSC: ~ ~ '`•~ 01 3 6334b-150 ,- .y ..,..:. ._ t1SING'...., O0fi13 -63360=143"": 4.M ~~,~,.~.~~. ~ -- „ar., ' PLANNING OF61bESAY~§,:,... ....,...»,. . , . ..... ........., ~>.,._.':,~ ~ .,~;; _ ~ ~.,g; 0Of1~' .~. ._63.,~r~w,....ve.. ..a.~ CIT C~~N ddb.E•.:gs..5;^A:~:^.s'1~T,x#.,';+'c.~T~~;_. -63090-123 . COMP. PLAN""' "` ~' ' -63140-124 COPV~FEE'S"`."'"" '"' "' .'°` `--=".-"`~"`.`w"`' ' ' -69000=745' ~"~,""'".",w ~:..,,,.._,~..~..~,... ~ t,. :- ._.. -:.- ~' SUBTOT'A'L -~~~ TOTAL f ~ e"7 ff1~ ..: .- Name ~ ~' , f r ~~{ J C_.- e Pbone Address --. r= s ~ ~ ' Date Additional billing: ,,: "•' "" "`" ~ -~ ' _ ~ ~ .. -, ~- ,, :, ~ _