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HomeMy WebLinkAboutpitkin.planning.273717300011DOCUMENT LAYOUT THIS FILE MAY OR MAY NOT CONTAIN ALL OF THE INFORMATION LISTED BELOW IN THE FOLLOWING O-°I2DE12 Summary Sheet Resolution for the BOCC andlor 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 (11x17) .~_. _ .~., , .. .,~ t ... ,<,,., _.~. ,,:..., ., v.o- .... ~. ---- - rE i .. _. i Andi Ranch 1041 Review, Scenic Palle 1 of 5 DEP . ,, r ....:v ~ ~ , _ ~_ __ __~u.:.__ _~_.....~ :~, ll1 KAPIC:M IU41 ~_ ' --- _. _.... , I)efe"rmination No. 99 .~y RECTTALS 1. Andi Ranch LLC (hereafter "Applicant") has applied to the Pitkin County Hearing Officer (hereafter "Hearing Officer's for 1041 Hazard Review and General Submission approval to establish a building envelope for the purpose of single family residential uses. 2. The property is located at 43051. S.H. 82 and is more particularly described in Exhibit A. 3. The property is zoned AFR-10 and contains approximately 2.3 acres. 4. The Hearing Officer heard this application at a public hearino on November 23, 1999, at which time ° _ evidence and testitiaony were presepted-with respect tathis application. 5. The Hearing Officer finds that the applicatiortcomplies with the applicable Code sections. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVEDby the Pitkin County Community Development Department Hearing Officer, that he hereby grants approval to the Andi Ranch 1041 Hazard Review and Scenic Overlay Reviewsubject to the following conditions which shall run with. the land and be binding on a sucgessors m interest 1. The Applicant shall submit a 24" x:36" mylar 1041 Hazard Review site plan to the Community Development Department for approval and recording prio{to the submittal of any building permit applications. 2. The site plan shall be submitted in digital format suitable for integration into the County's GIS system. 3. The following Disclaimer shall be placedon the Site Plan: "1041 environmental hazard areas exist that might affect the property, any improveinpxts, and the use and occupancy thereof. " 4. Prior to submission of a building permits, the Applicant shall: A. File afireplace/woodstove permit with the Community Development Departmeht B. 'Obtain an access permit from the County Engineer to`exterid the driveway to the building envelope and to install a turn around to accommodate.emergency vehicles. C. Provide a trip generation and constructiontrip generation. study for ary free market residential structure of 5;006 sq. ft. or greater for review and approva~by the County Engineer. 1 11lilll IIIII 11111111111111111 III 1111111 III 11111.1111 IIII 19775 12/30(3999 i1.2BA 'DETERMIN DAMS SIIVI 43 'f 6 R 0;'~0" b"~0':0~" W ~:~'0°"~lw'~C7N ~CO11N7f` CG w- ,. _. ., , ~, a Andi Ranch 1041 Review, Scenic Page 2 of'5 5. Prior,~to issuance,of any building permits the applicant shall obtain approval ofan ISD$ permit from the Environmental Health Department:"The septic system must comply with all minmutia horizontal setback requiremehtsbetween its components and physical features. A qualified professibnal engineer must design the system. The septic system shall be located within the building envelope. 6. Prior to the issaance of se tic or"buildm ermits the a licant must document to the Environmental P B P PP „_ Health Department that the well. meets setback requirements and that quantify and quality offhe well water aze adequate. _ 7. The Applicant shall comply with the following standards for development. in geologic hazard areas: A. Foundations op the upper~walls of new or remodeled structures on site should be above grade at least four feet, have no significant openings, and should be reinforced to withstand 400. pohhds per square foot. B. Prior to submittal, of any building permit applications, the Applicant shalt submit to Community Development a drainage and erosioti'control plan approved by the County ` Engineer. This plan shall include berms above the existing `structures and their forthcoming additions designed to deflect debris flow and rockfall away°ftom the struc'ti~ies. `' ' o e the accumulation of radon gas. C, The houses all be deli ne to rec ud D. The foundation for the residence shall be designed by a Colorado registered professional engineer and approved by the County Engineer. E; Buildings shall be designed according to the Seismic Zone 2 guidelines in the UBC. 8. The following wildfire mitigation conditions shall be applicable to all structures on the propertyi Defensible Space: NOTE: Actual vegetation manipulation to ,meet these conditions may not be necessary where the natural vegetation patterns have already fulfilled these conditions:' Tlie owner of the property is responsible for creating and maintaining the defensible space as requiredbelow. A. Brush, debris, and non-ornamental vegetation shall be removed within a minimum ofa 10 foot perimeter around all structures. vegetation in this area shall lie at 6" o~'less (i.e. mowed grass, low-growing perennials, and ornamental vegetation that is non-woody). B'. Trees shall be placed so that the perimeter of the trees in their mature stage will be at least I S ft. from al( structures. C. The Applicant shall be responsible for the continued maintenance of the defensible space vegetation requirements. Structural Design and Construction Requirements: ' A. Roofs on all forthcoming structures and/or additions shall have a Class A, non-combustible roof system. Wood shake/shingle roof coverings and flat roots (up to a 3:12 pitch) are prohibited in all wildfire hazard areas,_ B. Altvents on all forthcoming structures ahd/or additions shall be screened with corrosive. resistant wire mesh of one quarter inch maximum. Maintenance: A. Roofs and gutters shall be kept clear of debris. . ~.~~;: ... ~ t ~.~~~ - ;1 :.: f ~ :~ Andi Rancfi' 1041 Review, Scenic Page 3 of 5" B. Yards shall be kept clear of all litter, slash, and flammable debris. C. All flammable materials shall be storedon a parallel contour a minimum. of 15' fromany ... _w _.w ., _..,o structures. Miscellaneous: A. Firewood shall be stacked on.a parallel' contour a minimum o,f 15 feet away fiom any '' structure. B. Propane tanks shall be installed, according to NFPA 48 standardsand on a contour away' ''' from the structure with standar"d defensible space vegetation mitigation aroundany above- ground tank. Any wood enclosures around the tagk shall be constructed,with materials '~` _ side of the walls approved for.. hour fire-resistive construction on the exterior w_ . „~ ~ , ,,, „.~. C. Fences shall be kept clear ofbrush and debris. D. Wood fences shall not be connected to the structure. E. Fuel tanks shall be installed ,undergroutid with an approved container. F. Each structure shall have a minimum of one 10 Ih. ABC f re.gxtinguisher. ~ G. Addresses shallbe cleartymarked and visible witfi minimum 2" non-combustible letters, and, _... shall be clearly visible at the primary point of access from the public or common access road and installed op anon-combustible post. H. Any outbuildings or additional buildings shall adhere to the same standards as, structures. 9. The Applicant shall comply with thefollowing wildlife impact mitigation conditions: A:' Prior to recordation of a 1041, site. plan or additional Land use applications for the property, the Applicant shall submit a andscape plan approved by the County Wildlife Biologist to Community Development that"includes restoration of the riparian corridor of the stream ', where it has been altered. A $3000 bond as a guarantee for performance of this condition will b~ required prior to 1041 site plan recordation. B., Community Development will require written evidence that the Applicant has fu1,~iI1ed flie requirements of the Army Corps of Engineers (fines, mitigation, etc.)before Fecordation of the 1041 site plan or additional land use. applications for the property will be accepted by the Community Development Department. C. The owner shall maintain,a 2,0"foot sefCiack from,fhe high water mark of the stream to ' protect riparian vegetation as per Sectiou 3-50.040(B)(5) of the Pitkin County Land Use Code. ~ , D. Fencin outside of the building envelope shall comply with currentPitkigComxl)~ Fencing g Guidelines. Fenctn shall be rohibited within the 20 foot st g a p P ream setback. ' E.~ The removal of five vegetation m n avian areas and disturbance of ground cover adjacent to streams is prohibited F:', Dogs are prohibited on the property as per Sections 3-80.80(B)(5) of the Pitkin County _. Land Use Code. ,.. ~- _ G. Native vegetation shall be maintained outside the buildin, g envelope as per Section 3- 80.80(A)(3). H, Installation and use of approved bear-proof trash containers,shall be required. .. _ iA bear proof trash container must be a fully enclosed; steel container of any size with a steel lid that has a two step opening ' A royal is ranted _b the Pdkin Count Wildlife Biolo ist or ersonnel'ot"the oloiadobivision of Wildlife. mechanism., PP 9 Y Y~ 9 P ~~ ~ 4„ ,s,. ,. .., .~. ,,.. ~.. 3 ri"isi ~'~oriiii~' iini ~i~oii ins i~iirs~ ~i~ iiiri iiri u~i 439075 12730/1999 '1,1;25q bE7ERMIN DRVTS 5ILVI ~, ~ 0 ~~'~tI'NI- ~O~1N7v. C0 3 of 8 R 0.00"tl0.00 T~~ ~, r f , e,., ...vv s.:M:. m., ~s# r.f.?~,,.~TM .d .aµ. uC+'. ~..v„>..IYd =..`1 -- ~. ~. ~ a .,. _ ~, i Audi Rancti 1041 Review, Scenic Pa e4of5 9 ~ No more than 4 horses shall be allowed on thois property at atiy given time. When on the property, horses shall be corralled Horses and. corrals shall,got be kept within the 20' setback from the,high water mark of the stream._„ , J. All hay and horse feed shall be fenced in or kept inside. y ~ PP P p. ~ ~ ~ nce, and septic ~~ sOptern shall oconr outsdelofthe aD a ovedldevalopment envel`o~~esreYCepPas iria lie necessary to im lement the wildfire mitt ation measures re uved elsewhere to this a roval. 11. The A licant shall com I with the following Scenic Overlay conditions: PP P Y mum Develo ment At the time the Applicant applies to Com, ty p o add bulk to any of the A. struchires, the exterior of the entire struet6re on which the addition is proposed shalT`be finished in earth tones that blend with the colors of the surronndmg natural environment. Roof materials shall be non reflectlye, , a B. Lighting shall comply with the Pitkin County lightin„ regulations at the time of lighting _ ,.~ installation. C. In the event that the trees m the Highway 82 right-of--way are ever removed, thebwner of the property shall replace them on his/her property: 12. Any new construction or expansions of non-conforming structures within the 100 fr S H, 82 setback ,, or other setbacks on the property shall require approval by the $oard of County Commissioners. 13. Prior xo the recordati ~ of a 10y1 site plap, tPe ~plicant shallprovide a eyainJ f trtl pare Cher ,.~ evidence to the Coun Attorne that this roe has not merged wR1i an ad'acent ro erties. P g a q' pp y e Board of 14. Mani ulation of rade exceeding 30 inches within the setbacks re uues a royal b th Adjustments. 15. The Applicant shall adhere to all material representations made igthe application and public meetings. ' 16. The vested rights for this approval. shall expire on November 23, 2002; OcOtobe E OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLISHED IN THE ASPEN TIMES 999. ` "' ' ~° .,, _ WEEKLY on the 2~rd day of 4 . '...v, .wnn.rc. .:Yt: ..n ~<.. i..:.. ~ ~... 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W ~ p;p~ O.~ a°c°n`~ n w~ m :,~ i „~ ~a ? 0 0 V ~ A 0 f~ ~~ ~ O vw ~ °. cm N r' •. ~ '8 '~ o< Q r fD 3 ~~ v :~ ~0 3 i3N ~~.~ ~w tz .0 'w3 'NA C ~ ~ 7 1 0. ~~+. ~..~ a n O 3 V O 0 0 3 tD t» ~~pA !A 0 N l~1' N 0 ~. x c x F D -C N " MEMORANDUM TO: Pitkin County Hearing Officer FROM: Gabe Preston, Plannerl RE: Andi Ranch 104.1 Hazard Review and Scenic Overlay DATE: November 23, 1999 REQUEST: The Applicant requests approval of a building envelope and scenic review for pending additions to g , neighboring parcelistin structures associated landscaping, and a new ac ~ss align ~e~fr~{ APPLICANT: Andi Ranch LLC'_ ~ ~'~ ~1%~ ~~ Gum. ~~ ~~~1 ! ~'~"'~~ _~ .~~ ~ G,,,,, d- OWNER: Andi Ranch LLC l,~ V i h t- ~ ~~~~ REPRESENTATPJE:_ Glenn Horn ~ Ji ~d °~ ~ °' ~ ~ ~ f ~~PnnbC LOCATIQN: The property is located across from theNorthstar Preserve ate 43051 S.H. 82. q~p;,v,~,' REFERRAL COMMENTS: Comments were received from Zoning, Attorney, County Wildlife Biologist .,...wrr~ wnx pma.rPo a c,^'k~: .. . .~. Geologic Consultants, and Colorado State Forest Service ZONING:;. The property contains 2.3 acres,and is anon-conforming parcel in the AFR-10 zone district, _, STAFF COMMENTS: Wildfire: Vince Urbina of the Coloradc hazard. He suggests that the owners plai vegetation height fora 10-15 foofradiug in a 6 Inc maximum ' for his letter. ' r ~_._ ~.,. ~, g y ( ) is application Wildlife: lsitkin Coun Wildlife Biolo ist JonathanLowsk See Attachment B reviewed th and made the following observations: • The area immediately above the existing structures lies withilt critical elk winter range • The property lies within an elk migration pattern • The property is located in an area ol'significantblack bear activity • The stream channel which the applicant has denuded of vegetation, excavated, and lined is a perennial stream and rs therefore included m Waters ofthe United States and fallsunder the jurisdiction of the ._ .. ,o., Army Corps of Engineers. The Applicant may be in violation of Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, ' Gabe Preston has a M.A. in. Geography and two years of planning experience with PiLkin Couht'y. 1 .«. e: +r.~a.,-' ,... ~,;:. ~..~;.-:~roaat _°P:~ ..ice e*'.-:,.. .°6i. x, ,M~?5? __<.,,_ o~ ,mw ., wr.-w~P~ .~mwua Mr. Zowsky makes the following wildlife impact mitigation recommendations: 1. A 20 foot setback from the high water mark of the stream to protect ripazian vegetation as per Section 3-50.040(B)(5) of the Pitkin CountyLand Use Code. 2. Prohibit the removal of live ve etatior[ in rt artan areas and disturbance of ground cover adjacent to streams as per Section 3-80.080(G)(3) of the Pitkin County t;aniT Use Code. This includes, but is not <,. limited to, cottonwoods, birch, alder, red-osier dogwood, and willow. 3. A landscape plan should be required that includesrestoration of the riparian corridor of the stream where it has been altered. This plan should require the approval of the'Pitkin County Wildlife Biologist. A recommended plant list is included as `Attachment C'. 4 ] and~Use Code. Fencing should also 6e proh bitedywithin the120 footstr0eam(setback. ePitkin County 5. Prohibit dogs on the property as per Sections 3-80,80(B)(5) pf the Pitkin County Land Use Code 6. Native vegetation must be maintained outside the building envelope as per Section 3-86.80(A)(3). 7. Installation and use of approved bear-proof trash containers should be required2. 8. No more than 3 horses should be allowed on this property at any given dime. When on the property, horses must be corralled. These corrals must be collapsible oc removable and should be required to be removed or collapsed between April 15th and June 15m and between October 15th to November 15th (the height of the elk migration seasons). In addition to these comments, Kevin Wright of the D.O.W. also made the following recommendations: • The applicants shall fence offhay stacks to prevent elk eating the hay. • Avoid planting fruit and bevy producing trees and shrubs to avoid attracting bears. • The D.O.W. is not responsible for damage done to landscaping'by animals. Staff Comments on Wildlife: With regazd to the disruption of the perennial stream, staff recommends that the Hearing Officer require a revegetation plan for the disturbed riparian habitat to be approved by the T~itkin Courity'Wildlife Biologist. A bond would ensure the completion the revegetation depicted in the plan. The Applicant has already begun addressing the potential Clean Water Act violations by Siring awetland's consultant to contact the Army Corps of Engineers. Staff will require evidence that the Applicant has fulfilled the requirements of the Army Corps (fines, mitigation, etc.) before building permits or land use applications for the forthcoming additions to the single family home and accessory structure will be accepted by the Community Development Departrnent. From. a wildlife perspective, the proposed location of the collapsible corrals is acceptable and preferable to the dispersed pasture proposal in the original application. Geologic: Slopes: Geologic hazazds on site include moderate avalanche hazard, potentialrockfall, and debris and water flow (the site is an alluvialfan at the base ofan active mountain drainage). Following is'a discussion of the hazards based on the Code and the Geologic Report (Attachment D) provided with the application: ZA bear proof trash container must be a fully enclosed, steel container of any size with a steel lid that has a two stepopening mechanism. 'Approval is granted by the Pitkin County Caildlife Biologist or personnel of the Colorado Division ofvYildlife. ._ a.. '. i Rockfall: Bruce Collins' report endicates thatrockfall hazard exists above this site The rockfall hazards aze substantial] reduced" b the exestin channels alon the ed es of the alluve ... ~ ~~ '~' * ,.t,a~,... z ~ , . « y y g g g U al fan on which tine development is proposed to occur. The channels would serve to. divert, slow,'or stop therockfall coming down the drainage. Nonetheless, in extreme conditions such as heavy rainfall or during freeze-thaw cycles, rockfall cold occur on this site. Code Section 3 080-050 (.D) prohibits development in rockfall areas. ,.. Thus Staff recommends denial of this application. ome minor risk associated with avalanche hazards. Avalanches Avalanche:, Mr. Collins states that there is s aze rare on low elevation southern exposures like that above the property, buf`en exYreme'coriditi'onstbey are ~ a possibility nonetheless. • g y q' f development on an ble on the robe CodMr. Coll as states that debris flow is the mostalluvial fan if there are other Debris Flow p p rty significant hazazd on site and sitesavaila makes the following observations: • While vegetation indicates that no debris flow event has occurred in at Least 50 years, the site contains evidence (boulders and alluvium) that debris flow'emitting from the active drainage above the site does occur: The magnitude of debris flow evidenced on site could cause damage to structures if not mitigated. Mr. Collinsmakes the followin eolo is hazard mite ation recommendations: gg g • 'The channel emerging from the drainage that skirts the western flank of the properly should be made contirttous by adding boulders, eta • Both channels on the flanks of the property should be cleaned, and any grading above the channels should;serve to divert water and debris into the channels rather than over the fan. • Foundateons on the upper walls of the structures on site should be above grade at least four feet, have no significant openings, and should be reiriforced to withstand 400 pounds per square foot. • Landscaping and grading should be designed to divert water and debris away from the structures. • The above recommendateonswlll also serve to mitigate the minorrockfall hazard risks and avalanche hazards. • If the owner diverts water through the site the foundations for structurespeaz the brook should be designed to accommodate saturated soils,,x • The ground should be tested for hydrocompactive soils or voids. • gn , .. gu ~e UBC. • Strue ctures should be de agned to avoidethe`accumulation of radon gas. t~ Staff Comments on Geologic Hazards: Staff has determined that the applicant's proposed building envelopesare in a rockfall hazard area. Code. Section 3-80-050 (D) prohibits development in rockfall hazard areas. Thus, Staff recommends denial of this application. COMMENTS ON THE SITE PLAN: Staff has the following comments with regard to the proposed site plan: The Zoning Officer (Attachment E) pointed out that there-routing of the driveway changes the setbacks. The southern and northern edges of the property become the front and rear yard, thus re'qu~nng 30 feet setbacks instead of the 20 feet setbacks as indicated on the site plan. The west edge adjacent to S.H.. 82 will still ]lave a setback of 100 feet _,. r ;. ; . ,. :, ~, ,~. a. , ,.:~._ ,, • Prior to recording of the site plan, the applicants shall remove the "existing structure building envelopes." mlistaka a a sed structure bnildin p~envylope" labelalong the 1 p0 ft setback line appeals to be a • nd should be removed rior to recordm of the site lan. • Fvietinrt ' SCENIC OVERLAY . The property lies within the mapped scenic overlay and is therefore subject to the standards in Code Section 3-60-040. Notes on the Scenic Code Standards. The mitigation standazds' in the Code focus on three types of scenic mitigation:`Site location (mostly'ioi• new subdivisions); site design, and architectural design. This review ' ~ ~ , wilfl examine the proposed development in li ht of the tatter two of these mtt g "' igation technigttee. Site Designd P ode standards discuss the usage of natural topography to locate the structure(s) to minimize the scenic im acts. Staffff Response: The development proposed m this application consists of addthons to two existing structures and landscaping. The additions will beTocated behirid`the ezisttng structures, thus adding bulk to a pre-existing scenic impact rather than creating new scenic impacts. Thus,tlie proposal to add to the existing sti•6etures in their'pre5ent locations i a desirable scenic design. _ Architectural Design: The Code standards refer to adjustments to butldmg height and bulk to reduce visual impacts and ridgeline encroachments. The Code also discusses the reduction of visual i'mpactsyliy using materials that blend well with the surrounding environment, while'avoiding other negative impacts from ,, azchitectural features such as lighting and landscaping. Landscaping is suggested as a means of reducing visual impacts. as the extstin buildm s, thus blendm the add~rions to the ex~stm develo ment. The ro osaf mcludRes snongl near natve landscaping, whchlwili sc eenlthe scen~ irnpa tsis of therexisting anesdip scheme Bevel roposed opment on passers by. Summary:. Staff recognizes that this is a constrained site The visual impact has been minimized to a reasonable extent. With the application of some standard scenic mitigation conditions to this approval, the development will meet the standards of the Code. RECOMMENDATION. Review becausethe propo ATTACI~4EENTS' A. Colorado State Forest Service memo B. Wildlife Biologistmem'o C. List of suggested riparian plants D. Geologic Report E. 7,onng Officer memo F. Resolution Staff `recommends that the Hearing Officer deny tlieAndi Ranch 1(f41 Hazard sed building envelopes lie in arockfall hazard area'; 4 r~,~p Attachment A FOREST SERVICE State'Services Building October 29, 1999 ?22 S. 6th Sfreet, Room 416 Grand Junction, CoYoraAo 8150] ' Telephone: (9~0)?48-73^5 Gabe Preston Aspen/Pitkin Commuhity Development Dept. 130 South Galena St. Aspen, C,O 81611 Re: Andi Ranch 1041 Wildfire Hazard Review Gabe, I visited the site with Glen Norn the owner's representative on October 27th Access to the site will be from a new drivewaythat wili be shared with the adjoining property to the east. This new driveway is confrgured so that accessfor emergency service vehicles will be adequate. The present building envelope around an existing home is being expanded to allow for a remodel of the existing home. New additional tree landscaping is also being proposed. The current building envelope site Is nearly level. The existing landscape does not present afire hazard problem There are native aspen stands on the north and east sides of the envelope. The west side~faces Highway 82 and the south side is open with existing buildings. I would rate the wildfire hazard. as Idw for the site. The proposed landscaping on the plan does not create a future wildfire hazard problem. The only recommendation I have for the site' into avoit~'plantmg of woody plant material within a 1p-15 foot radius of all structures. It would be befter to have plant material that can be maintained at 6 inches or less. Feel free to call me with any questions. Sincerely, A. Vince Urbina Assistant Dstrict'Forester Cc Glen Horn .~ _ ~ ~,_.~~ ~ i~ ~_, .: i.. „P s- PITKIN MEMORANDUM TO: Gabe Preston, Pitkin County Community Development FROM: Jonathan Lowsky, Pitkin County Wildlife Biologist SUBJECT: Claudia Aspen/Andi Ranch DATE: 11/I b/99 t, u ~ ~ _._ _ { ,... The slopes immediately above these properties are critical elk winter range and severe winter range and lie within an elk migration pattern. A site visit to the properties revealed that a perennial stream that runs through the'property has been significantly disnxrbed.' The channel has been dug out and all riparian vegetation removed. Since this is a perennial stream, it is Waters of the United States and falls under the junsdiction of the US Army Corps of Engineers (CTSP CE). Th ( ~ rk doPP to the stre~ channel is likely a violation of section 404 of the Clean Water Act. Re resentauves of the a licznts have been utformed of this likel federal vtolauon as well as the violation of Section 3-80.80 G of the Pttkm Coun Land Use Code. Restoration of this unnamed stream must be requ>red as well as rruuganon to be determined byPitkin County and the USLiCE. It is important to note that this propertyis directly acrossHighway 82 from the North Star Nature Preserve where dogs are strictly prohibited: Black bear activity in this area is very high and human- bear conflicts are coritnon.' ' Given the above, the following conditions should be applied to m;rrim;tie impacts to' wildlife: 1. A. 20 foot setback from the high watermark of the stream to protect riparian vegetation as per Section 3- 50.040(B)(5) of the Pitkin County Land Use Code. 2. Prohibit the removal of live vegetation in riparian arras and disturbance of ground cover adjacent to slimited Yo, cottonwoods, birOcli0(ald)(r )red-osiertdogwood, and willow. Code. This includes; but is not 3. Ahan been alPeP d This plan ould require the approval of the Pitkin County Wildlife B 1ogist where recommended lant hst is attached. ' A 4. Fencing outside the building envelope must comply with Section 3-80.80(A)(11) of the Pitkin County Land Use Code. Fencing should also be prohibited within the 20 foot stream setback. 5. Prohibit dogs on the property as per Sections 3-80.80(B)(5) of the Pitkin County Land Use Code 6. Native vegetation must be maiittained outside the building envelope as per Section 3-80.80(A)(3). 7. Installation and use of approved bear-proof trash containers should be requiredt. lA bear proof vas6 container muse he a fully enclosed, Heel container of atry size with a steel lid this haz a two nep opening mechanism Approval is granted by the Pskin County Wildli{e Biologist or personnel of the Colorado Divivon of W~7dlife. 7b 'S E'R V'T'C B'CET('fiE~R k'dA D~• ASPEN, Cb~~• B~~'6ft -~~ ' ~~ ~~ PHONE: 970/92b'=,Y395 •~~`FA°Xi~'9"JO""/9"~'~-'S°3'Y~'- •. "" ",•~a., ~r,< r :.,,. i ,_..., :.. .. .>. ...., .... ,-.,.. ,.yam. .. - t ~ I ~ it .. 8. No more than 3 horses should be~allowed on tlus property at any given time. When on the property, horses,must be corralled. These corrals must be collapsible or removable and should be required to be removed or collapsed between April Ugh aztd June 15~ and between October 15~h to November 15rh,(the height of the elk mtgranon seasonsj: _2_ . ..~.. ,. ~..~~., ., ., a., ~„~ ~..~n'h°2".~,. ;ra Kn..i:". rx, a,»,,,v} , le;!, `~ I i Jz.e ,;. ~. s; 3 =-~~- ~ <~~ Attachment C ,. , GRANIINOIDS A141~azms ~P~ shortawn foxtail Calamagrostscanadensis bluejointreedgrass C-`t~r~o~ strida slimstem reedgrass Camx aquatilis water sedge ~`~ !~ ,beaked sedge ~~1°nP~ ~P?xo~ ` tufred hairgass ElEnoSmzs palust,zs ,common spike-rush Ju"O4Ss aka ~~+~ arctic (aka baltic) rush J'~u corfunrs Colorado lush Junacs kngisrylis longstyle rush Ju"4u~9 Merten's rush J' s°xiriwnuavcs Rocky Mountain rush Ltszula panhflortt smallflowered wood-rush Phlamz arrvnrautwn alpine timothy Poa leptawna bog bluegrass 1'OaP~~ fowl bluegrass POcC~~ nodding bluegrass FORBS ' Allizmzgeyeri Geyer's onion Allumz srlxxm4praswn wild cloves ~~'a heardeaf bttercress Clenevsra rlxelmztlxi queen's crown Delphmiimz b?'~ tall larkspur Engeron pasgivrrts subalpine fleabane Frasera s[~iosa monument-plant ~~ ~7°'?nO1"~ northern bedstraw Galizmznifzdrmz threepetal bedstraw Germrzisnnvrsmsissvrttan sticky purple geranium ''' HeracZeram spbondylum cow-parsnip Iris missounor3is Rocky Mountain iris Ligrasticum porteri Porter's licoriceroot ' `~~`~~ ~Oiuo ` brook saxifrage Paz zczrlaiugrcmtlra elephantella Pef~a+lm7spvaera giant lousewon Potouillapoaryltmiua Pennsylvania cinquefoil Rudbeckia hirta black-eyed Susan Senecio Serra tall ragwort Senecio triangrilaris 7h arrowleaf groudsel e/rwpsirmonzana Valenmta aaz'Iz` mountain xhermopsis edible valerian T~aleruma cu~daunlis western valerian VeY°~~~lifol~ chyme-leaved speedwell Trzaa a American vetch =The dominant species are in bold type. Native species aze strongly rewmmended. Non-natives wHl only be approved under special circumstwces. Please submit your revegetatioa plan as soon as possible so any changes necessary!can be made. Revegetation plans must be approved by the Firkin County Wfldlife Biologist or Land Manager prior toiristallavon. '' 3 - . . ~ , ..~ , .. ,„, ~ y„~ ..J;;. .,, nfi_o py~y . wg •.... -~+^-+ew~w^smww.t~~.ysbm~s n'*Nda. a~vtb.Wa&;tw' ;~" +s. rvv., -.._ s," i 1- TREES AND SHRL7BS Abies Zasiocarpa Acer glabrrrm Aceir:cgamdo "Alnusincana 'fBetula occidentalz`s '"Co>rttrs stolirzrfera Cratacgtrs ricedans "Lonicera involrrrnata Pentaphylloides floribunda Picea engelmannii ''Picea pungens '~populus angustifolia Populus tremuloides :•Aznurs vi~gGtirau Pseudotsuga menziesii ' Ribes Zacustre "gibes montigenram SaZix brad~rmpa '~'Salix drummondiana "SaZix geyeriana Salix lucida SaZix monticola SaZix plarzifolra SaZix xeolfu Seriphidiwn rmrimre subalpine fir Rocky Mountain maple box elder thinleaf or mountain alder water birch red-osier dogwood river hawthorn Pwinberry honeysucWe ' shrubby dnquefoil Engelmann spruce 'blue spruce narrowleaf cottonwood .quaking aspen black chokecherry pouglas fir prickly currant gooseberrycurrant barrengrouitd willow Drunmiond's willow Geyer's willow shining willow mountain willow planeleaf willow Wolf's willow silver sagebrush 4 .._. ~,,, ~. ,.~ ,,. . ,m,. ~a, .....,... .. ~: .~:~ , _ _ : _ .: ATTACHi1£IIT ~ ~ ~COLLINS & LAMPIRIS ~ ` bo>v9in.'i'trsaGeo~~sTS Atclachment~ D P.O. Box 23 SILT, ~COLORADb 81652 Plloxe/Fgx (970) 876-5400 (24 Homs) PamctvnLS Bruce A Collins; PhiD. ' ' Nicfiolas Lampiris, Ph.D. May 14, 1999 Glenn Horn Davis Horn Inc._ . 215 S. Monarch Suite 104 ' " Aspen, Colorado, 8) 611 RE: AxntRAtaCH; COLO. HwY 82, Prritu~r Courr[y Deaz Mr. Hom: I have completed my geologic investigation,. asrequired byHouse Bill 1041, ofthe above referenced property at the base of the southwest flank of Smuggler Mountain, across Colorado, Highway 82 from the fsoodplain ofthe Roaring Fork River, about one mile. east,of Aspen. The property is within the Aspen 7.5 minute quadrangle, Pitkin County, Colorado. The tract of interest gonsists entirely of a small alluvial fan at the mouth of a typical steep mountain drainage. Slopes of the fan in the upper, essentiapy=undisturbed portion of the proposed expanded building envelope average about 20%, while slopes in the azea of the existing structures is less. The_ _ gully immediately above the property has a gradient of about 50%, diminishing at higher elevations; the total draina a area is small. A moderates -dee to dee ,boulder-lined. abandoned channel extends g Y P P from the apex of the fan along the west edge to Highway 82, and a similar channel, with fewer boulders, contains the present stream and borders the east siden Bo~thYc~hannels contain vegetationthat suggest there have been no major debris flows in of least the, last 50 years. The stream, which is mapped as Intermittent by the U.S. Geological Survey, has been partially diverted from the apex of the fan to provide a flowing brook past the existing residence,- Thesite is m Pitkin County near the corporate boundaries of Aspen and mwiieipal services aze provided by'the city. Bedrock beneath the property, which is exposed immediately to the west, in the drainage above the Ranch, and extensively on the higher slopes of Smuggler Mountain, but which is, covered' by Quaternary alluvium on the tract itself, consists primarily of quartz monzonite, a granitic rock, with minor granite, granodiorte, and mclusions of high-glade rtietamorphic schist and gneiss, all of Precambrian age (approximately 1.43 billion yeazs; the metamorphics ace approximately 1.7 billion years). Tvo ages of glacial moraine deposits cover the middle and.,, lower -slopes of Smuggler Mountain above the property; and consist of mixed silt, sand; cobbles; and rounded to sibangulaz boulders up to l0 ft in maximum dimension The alluvial fan is derived mostly from the glacial deposits, and in any case both tihe fan alluviiun and the g1¢acial deposits were ~eriyed from the same, ' ry n. One of many splinters of Precambrian source rocks and are therefore ve suiular in composrtio zone by ~ i;r ,.. F,.,Page 2 Smuggler Mountainfault system'passes immediately east of the property and few liiindred feet, above it. above, the property aze included in the azea c 19'74'). Avalanches on lower-elevationsou the deep channels on the flanks of the fan writ suostant~ hazards. Slope angles and the moraine nature of the slope although lazge rounded boulders are present in thas mater movement of wildlife, of other factors will occasionally u the flanks of the fan will substantially reduce this hazard. ~tential avalanche or rockfall _ icing slopes are unusual, and both avalanche and rockfall Sze the likelihood of rockfalls ~~,,.~~.,v,.w_,,,,~ ~- rain, freeze-'thaw action, the ill. "T'lie existing channels on ed building envelope is exposed. Alluvial not~oa~ P ed ui the last 50 yeazs or __ ' eriods in the distatif past: M~~_. wTucli has been iri place for at least bolder chain along the south side of i any excavations made lower on the lders lining the south side should not ;ontinuous. I also recommend the than reinforced to withstand a load of at least 400 pounds per square foot. Existing structures should be protected to the extent possible by grading and landscaping. In all cases final grading should be designed to guide water or mud flow, away from existing and new structures These measures will further mitigate the minor risk of avalanche and rockfall as wa asthe~ ns flow hazard , The diversion of water through the proposed building; envelope is acceptable, so long as foundations are designed to accommodate potentially-saturated'sols in the vicinity of fhe brook, and final grading is designed do divert overflow away from structures., The diversion from the existing stream should be reworked; preferably into a buried pipe for a sufficient distance to allow the mounding of rocks and dirt over it to form a continuous berm on the southe~aswt side of the envelope, the pipe should be sized to accommodate a maximum flow consistent with tzlie desirable flow m the brook, and p y p y... '~ P "". g ~`q ~" ty "~` `""" `.' 3 overflow t e rook and, s ecificall to rn,n,m,ze the ossibilit of assin a uanti that cool produce flooding around the builduigs. ~ Debris flow is the most significant risk to which the ei fans are the product of debris flows, so if is obvio boulders present along the west channel and,to a Jesse such flows have been of sufficientai>agnitude to eau the channels and on the fan itself suggest that major longer, and it is possible that there.have been none.<. There has been no damage to the existing home on t] 30 yeazs. I would nevertheless recommend that the the west channel be filled. with bouldersAand compact fan during construction, or from higher in the channe be disturbed), or that the west channel be otherp judicious cleaning of both channels Too the extents j fan should be, done in such a manner as to facilitate f °~ I would further recommen, d that uphill foundatnon w< feet above final grade, that they contain no; significa 'Olander, H.C., Lamm, N.B., and Florquist, B.A., 1974, Roaring Fork and Crystal valleys, an environmental and engineering geology study, Eagle, Garfield, Gunnison, and Pitkin Counties, Colorado: Colo. Geol. Survey'Env. fieoi. No. 8, 30 p. ` i ~.. .. :. ,, Page 3 ~, alluvial materials derived from Precambrian rocks are eneraII well-drained and stable, ., 8 y . Y . _ .,. esting to determine that foundation locattons , e free afh drocompactive soils or voids _„ °'"-' • from piping or differential compaction in tkieyf`an sfiou~d°°be performed. As noted above a ,. w, iesulttng ~.x splinter of the Smuggler fault zone passes close to the property. Wfrrle there has been no known movement on this splinter in hrstonc tune and probably none foi thousands of years, earthquakes of up to Mercalli Intensity C~IZ have oocurred m,41'ie Aspen*aYea within the last few decades; therefore, ..~ new structures; should, be desrgned and constructed according to the Urii1`orm Building Code T. ____~.~:..~ .,,An Pater of the underground mines of'Aspen provisions for `. Mountain to the concern. Prec. radioactive min The property is in a geologically sensitive area, but with mitigation the. property is exposed can'be m,n,mi~ed;, suggesting that mitigations recomrrrgndec If you have arty questions or require any Sincerely, Bruce A. C Consulting m can contain" ,..., ,~~~~~«u, ~~.. ,:~.~ . _.. m of radon gas. _ ~ ,, .. _ to which the - as.. _ ..~ .. _. y. e. s. .~,_ ~ __,_.,.. cc: Andi Ranch LLC _ _ _ ,. _ c/o Alan Potamkin 4675 SW 74'~ Street ' Miami, Florida 33143 ZRoughly equivalent to magnitude 5 on the more familiar R,chtet scale Earthquakes of this magnitude are felt .,.~ . by all, with damage from minor to moderate. ~, ~ __ > ,;~ ,~__ r. ~, ., ~,.~., ~ .yam, ~.~ r ~ ..UM+- ! .:. :z«.x Attachment E ate.. ~ ~ :, M E M O R A N D U M ~ , TO: Gabe Preston, Planning FROM: Joanna S. Schaffner, Zoring DATE: November 1, 1999 ~. PardcelaID# 2737-173~OOa011d Review & Scenic Overlay --------- - --=-----== __.. ~__..~ _ _ _ I I have reviewed the above. referenced application and offer the following questions and comments: 1. If the access from the east is approved, the front lot line changes,' and the 30, foot setback is then' required from the east lot'line, not 20 feet as indicated on the survey.' 2. The; access envelope appears to be incorrectly labeled around the "existing log barn to be removed site" and should be clarified..... ,,. ;::, ~. ~ , p log barn to be 3 bumldingeenvelope*oot be identified as an e`existing'structure 4. No development will be permitted on the Holy Cross powerline easement.: 5. Does the„historic preservation officer have any concerns with the demolition of either of these structures? 6. If the existing stream vegetation is to be preserve'r~ in its natural State, then it should be removed from the landscape envelope. 7 ipplude treespinnthe highway rightrofCwayC aspthis isonod ~ot a licant s property and the long term existence of the trees cannot be ensured. 8. Any grade change in excess of 30 inches in height.. is a "structure" and is not permitted within required setbacks without a variance from the Board of Adjustment. This includes driveway construction. A berm, when used as a wall, may be constructed up to six feet in height within a setback without a variance. <, i a ... ~. ~..: , - ~. To: Marcella Larsen-Chilson From: Gabe'Preston Re: Andi Ranch LLC Date: 11 /22/99 Attached is a clarification letter from Bruce Collins, Geologisf. He clarifies that'his sources (Olander et al} do not map the building sites as rockfall"hazard. Our CSU 1041 Hazard maps dd not degrgnate the buildrng sites as a rockfall hazard area. ' ' Our code refers to development within Rockfall Areas.:. The Planning Staff has made the finding that ffie known rockfall hazard area is above the proposed development ' ' 'rL___ vhw8r n_uV_-'J___ L'_fu ..i"'YG ____iY^ti .. 'e'd`. ~ ,.... i.. development envelopes, the likelihood is ' mirnmezed by the not"ure of the tei•~ain and the vegetation. Staff does not findthat'rockfaTiareas are anywhere`a fallingrock c`ould' reach;`but rather that rocRfall areas are specific areas"that are known by experts"to. contain rockfall activity. The Applicant has violated the Pitkin County Code by removing riparian vegetation along a perennial stream and excavating the streambed. Firstly; the whole reason they ' excavated the stream was because environmental health told them that they had to due to proximity to septic systems. Secondly, we will not issue permits for either pr'o`perty ' (the stream goes through both) until the mitigation is done. 'We are also collecting a $30Q0 bond. This is prettymuch Iiow`we deal with any violafior'(e.g. no permits until ifs fixed . We decided that we had Them in fora rocess when we p caughf fhem,~so why not integrate the mitigation into the current process. That way we have something to hook them with (e.g. we won't give them what they want until its fixed) I guess the other way to deal with it would be to„not review their application tintil the violation is fixed but that wouldn't get us anywhere, it would just delay the same review and`the rmpositoon of`tti'e same'conditions we plan to put on fhere anyway. And-believe me, these guys would come back with the same application (or maybe more elaborate) after dealing with their violations. "~ ,. ..., .. , :. FOREST SERVICE October 29, 1999 Gabe Preston Aspen/Pitkin Community Development Dept. 130 South Galeria $t, Aspen, CO 81611 Re: Andi Ranch 1041 Wildfire Hazard Review Gabe, State Services Building 222 S. 6th Sxree[. Room 416 Grand Junction, Colorado 81541 Telephone: (970) 248-7325 I visited the site with Glen Horn th owner s representative on October 27`h. Access to ,. , .., the site will be from. a new drivewa (fiat wil~'be shared w'Ith'the, adjoining propertyfo the east This new driveway is confgured so that access"for emergency service vehicles will be adequate. The present building envelope around an existing home is being expanded to allow for a remodel of the existing home. New additional tree landscaping is also being proposed. The current building envelope site is nearly level. The existing landscape does not present a fire hazard problem. There are native,aspen stands on the north and east.. sides of the envelope. The west s1de faces Highway 82 and the south side is open with existing buildings. i would rate the wildfire hazard as low for the site. The royosed landsca In on the lan does riot create a future wildfire hazard problem. p p p~ 9 P The onl recommendatioh I have for the site is to avoid planting of woody plant material within a 1'0-15 foot radius of all structures. It would be better to have plant material that can be maintained at 6 inches or less. Feel free to call me with any questions. Sincerely, A. 1/ince Urbina Assistant Districf Forester Cc: Glen Horn _.. ..... I . m u ,w .:. ,. :..: ~i ' ` ' ~. M E M O R A N D U"M TO: Gabe Preston, Planning FROM:', Joanna S. Schaffner, Zoning DATE: November 1, 1999 RE: Audi Ranch, LLC 1041 Hazard Review & Scenic Overlay Parcel ID# 2737=1'73-00-;011 I have, reviewed the above referenced application and offer the following questions and comments; 1. If` the access from the east is approved, the, front lot line changese and the 30 foot setback is then required from 'the east lot line, not 20 feet as indicated on'`the survey. 2. The access envelope appears to be incorrectly labeled around the "existing log barn to be removed site" and should be clarified. 3. The access envelope located around the log barn to be demolished should not be identified as an "existing structure building envelope*". 4. No development will be permitted on the Holy Cross powerline easement. 5. Does the historic preservation officer have <iny concerns with the demolition of either of these structures? 6 envelope xisting stream. vegetation is to be preserved in its natural state then it should be removed from the landscape 7. A landscape plan to mitigate for scenic impact should not include trees in the highway right-of-way, as this is not the applicant's property and the long term existence of the trees cannot be ensured. 8. Any grade change in excess of 30 inches in height is a "structure" and is not permitted within required setbacks without a variance from the Board of Adjustment. This includes driveway construction. A berm, when used as a wall, may be constructed up td six feet in height within a setback without a variance. c.. ,?r r x.xd_;kA+.wax. 1S~.....~i.~ _ ,t o' Ali. . v 1'~a3 txar `:. y ~._ ,c.. _ Davis Horn~a PLANNING ~..~E~AL"`TATT'~'~C'~J`I~'St1C79~JZa' September 5,' 1999..... ' Nick Lelack Aspen Pitkin Community Development 130 South Galena Street Aspen, `Colorado 81611 Re: Andi Ranch LLC Dear Rick: r ,..,wM... r. , ~ I M ._ Davis Horn Incorporated represents Andi Ranch LLC... (hereinafter "applicant") . Andi "Ranch L~Q owns"; a metes `a`nd~'•bounds lot rpcated " east of Aspen at 4305Y State FIxghway $2 The 2.3 acre lot ~ is improved with a single family house and three outbuildings. SITE VICINITY' AND ZO`NYN`G' The subject site is zoned AFR-1/Scenic Overlay Zone and bordered by BLM land to the north, vacant land to the west, North Star Nature Preserve to the south and single-family house to the east. Attachmi'nt 1 is a 8 1/2" x 11" Vicinity Map depicting the location of the ;subject. Attachment 2 is the first page of the site plan depicting the property (8 1/2" x T7" and 24" x`36"). PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT This application seeks Scenic Overlay and 1041 Environmental HazaYd Review approval for to establish building envelopes for two of the existing structures, and a landscape, waste water disposal aril fencing envelope. The applicant is seeking land use approvals for the following reasons. 1, To develop a new access envelope so tge exsti ~ parking area may be linked to, the existin drvewa on the adjoining property to the east. The''adjoining property is owned by Claudia Aspen View LLC. 2. To allow for the installation of landscaping and fencing within the desi nested Lahdsca a Wastewater Dis Fencing Envelop p posal and 3. To allow for minor additions on the northeast sides two ,.. _ of the existing structures. The Site Plan (Attachment 3. 8 1/2 x 17 and 24 existin house and two existin outbuildin s are located within the 1'00 fogot State Hi hwa •82 setback,, and a',~ 36" ) shows the 4 Y re non-conforming structu es. Two of the existin buildin s will be removed. Th ro osed buildin envelo es n P p g p permit additions to be constructed o the northeast sides of`the buildings so there will be no furthee Y ALICE DAMS, AICP t GLENN HORN AICP 215 SOUTH MOIJAT2CI-f ST •' SUI'f~~04~"~"i SEEN, CO"LORASI~bI)~"~7~by9=6587'~`•SFdiX.'970J925=580 ~ __ ti ~ ,~- ~~ Nick Lelack September 5, 1999 Page 2 ,. encroachment toward SH 82 within the State Highway 82 setback. LAND U~E'REVIEW$' _ '' PP p w Land Uset1Codef tandardsl identif ed ninr the Pitkina Coun ith the ty Pre- Application Summary Sheet (se'e Attachment 4) and listed below., * Section 3-60 Environmental & Aesthetic Standards; * Section 3-70 Water Resources; * Section 3-80 Areas of Local and State Interest/1041 Environmental Hazard Areas; and *'' Seetion 3-110 Improvements and Services. 3 Environment~Section 3®60,) Standard, The Environmental & Aesthetic standards are `addressed in this section: Section 3-60-020 Air Quality y, There will not be any change in the impacts on air qualit from the proposed land uses.' Section,3-60-030 Preservation of Natural Landscape The applicant will comply with the standards of„this section,. The site will be revegetated with native horticultural material during the first planting season after construction. Topsoil will be stockpiled and utilized for site revegetatiori. Utilities will `be installed underground. Section 3-60-040 Scenic Overlay 1. Whether the proposed devel~opment~ has 'utilized "existing topography and natural vegetation, such as 'ridges`and'hills to screen buildings to the maximum extent possible. aesponse - The proposed development will enhance the ppeararice of the property from SH 82. R'emnvng two of the outbuildings depicted on Attachment°'3°wilY improve the site 2 Nick Lelack September 5, 1999 Page 3 appearance. The site will also look better after the applicant removes the thistle and 'weecCs aria "[landscapes the property. Since theyste slo ges"up from'SH 82'the topography is not effective for screenin 2 ~ coiatlementh the rnatural"` £`o o ' Y'a h ~ `of $"the lanegeincludinto P P ~ P Y 4. whenever„ possible and appropriate, the utilization of ' innovative architectural techniques such as earth she`itered design, natural materials and coloring, non-reflectabihtyand° clustering of structures on tTe least visi~ils"por"tions of the ' site. Response - The proposed additions will utilize the same building materials and architecturah techniques as the existing single family dwelBeng unit. 3. Whether the proposed developffient~s height and bulk has been " designed to avoid, to the maximum extent,. possible, the visibility of buildings from ttie "highway and public viewplanes. ``' Response - The proposed additions are minor and are located helpnscreen the additions ing's: The existing buildings will 4. lc{• ro osed structure shall 'be laced so it does not break e ridgeline, unless there are no alternate building sites on tha Response - The proposed additions do not break a ridgeline. 5. Whether the proposed development has avo$ed the location of uses on the highest groin or Y oat vsibpe portio 4 of the s'i~e ae" viewed from State Hi hwa 82 and~~s~d~ublic ri hts-of-wa , identified in section (8)(i) above.. Response - The proposed additions are not located on the highest point on the property. The 'highest ground on the property may not be developed due to steep slopes. 6. Whether the proposed development has been"located outside of the designated Scenic Overlay, or an a suitable site at the greatest distanoe possible' from state 'sighway "~82 and identified ridgelines. ` 3 ~,. .w, ..., n> •. ~ x ...M x ...~ n~~. _-,.~ d+Y}y}VY - h#.5+_'1::~„.yu ,...., w,,;;::ads« a 169' __... . ,, Nick Lelack September 5, 1999 Page 4'' 7. 8. 9. 10. Response - The proposed additions are located as far as possible from SH 8'2"'without encroaching upon steep slopes. Whether the ro osed develo ment has b accordance w th p`the ado ted` State "Hi een landscaped in p ~hway 's2"" Ca"~ridoi landscape guidelines and has preserved natural vegetation, Eo the maximum extent passYble, including the avoidance of P g ~• .,.~ . de'velo went within irri aced` mead'os~s. xxistinq vegetation shall be maintained to the maximum extent :possible, while using 'existing vegetation to screen development. A landscaping plan shall be submitted`by"tYie applicant and. approred`$y the Planning and Zoning Commission. Response - The proposed 3andscaping will be similar to landscaping in the site vicinity. Attachment 3 shows the prbposed landscaping 'plan (8%12" x 17" and 24"'x 36"). Whether the proposed development's exterior lighting has been designed in such a mabner that light sourCeR, such as facade ' and landscape lighting, wili~`ao~`lie seen ram public rights- of=way as identified in Section (B>(lj: In addition, nn application shall be consistent wi't2 the lighting regii~"ations identified is the Pitkin County Lar$u~"~ e""~ode. Response - All lighting will comply with'County guidelines. There will not be any landscape lighting.' P,11 light sources shall be screened. as the sole measure of com licence with these re la However~sttied ma tbemii£ilizedain ooneunety not be guCetionse o Y Y ~ ion with other site techniques designed into the 8evelopment plan. These methods may be acceptable wfieri"utilized as one of several methods to cdmplemen£ and enhance development, rather"t'aaa as the single device for screening development from view from t'he State . ~, u , , . ,,,.. _ .... Hi hwa 82 Corridor and as ma'"e`d.~~~~"' 5 Y ,PP Response - Landforms and eartlimovng are not proposed as the sole means of screening the buil P ngs and driveway. Attachment 3 shows the ro osed lancisca ing plan. Whether the proposed development has been'"'designed so as to avoid, to the maximum"extent: possible, any Scenic viewplane identified on the State &ighway 82 Corridor Master Plan and Down Valley Comp=ehen's`ve Plan: 4 _ .. " ~_ ... Nick LeYack September 5, 1999 Page 5' Response = The proposed addition avoids Scenic Viewplanes. 11. In the case where 1041 hazard areas maybe in conflict with preservation of scenic areas, the Board acknowledges that 10"4`I `° issues take precedence over'`scenic concerns. These issues Y= ,. shall be reviewed on a case-b case basis, Conflicts with 1041 environmental hazard areas are not an issue. section.3-60-050 scenic ,Quality As indicated in the preceding section and shown on Attachment 3 the ... , ~. g blend with tTie surroundina ve t t t one Li ht n'itural "material to g g g shall comply with the li htin standards of" Section 3-110.118 ~ ~, g g D. Additionally, driveway (runway) lighting will be'"'prohibited. UY_ilities shall'be placed 'underground. "'' Section.3-60-060 Solar Access maximumsextentopossible,advantages of passive solar energy to the section 3-60-07o Reductson in Density for Steep slopes This standard is not applicable to the subject site because there is only'one single-family dwelling unit. Water Resource Standards (3ection 3-70) Water Resource Standards are addressed in this section. Section 3-70-020 Encroachment or Channeling This Code standard is not applicable to the subject site. Section 3-70-030 Drainage PP a lication as re on-site drainagelwill bea mai nta nedy rptk~n pCounty h thHistordcng permit 5 . ,a~~.~-x ew .i .rv {saws l3"f 1^8-..g.vi&,uAv ~.`a ..-b "."~...... ...~,».mwx .. ~' Nick Le ack September 5, 1999 Page 6 , Section 3-70-040 ETOSion Existing vegetation shall" be maintained to the maximulm extent possible to minimize erosion. Standard erosion control measures shall be utilized during construction. ` `' Section 3-70-050 Groundwater P p p rechar a areasdev Constructionlshall not be ein with groundwater 5, itated during the high runoff period. Section 3-070-060 Zrsigated'Areas The subject site is not irrigated. Sectioa'3-07p-070 Irrigation Ditches There are not any irrigation ditches on the subject site. Section 3-o7o-OSD sedimentation Standard construction practices shall be u tilized to reduce sedimentation. The site shall be revegetated in the first growing season "after the completion of construction. Section 3-070-090 Winter Quality Water quality shall not be'mpacted by the proposed development. Section 3-070-090 Water Supply The subject site is served by a private water we].1. Areas of Logal and State Interest 1041 Enviranmental Haz'atd Area"s Section"3-SO ' This section demonstrates compliance with Floodplain, Geologic, Wildfire and Wildlife standerds. 2~he'staf"f re '""~ quested the applicant to address these Code standards n`the pre-application conference. Section 3-80-040 Floodplain Hazard Areas The subject site is proximate to the Roaring Fork River. However, E ..; , . ,. ~. Nick Lelack .. September 5, 1999 Page 7 ; ;. a review of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Flood Insurance Rate Map shows the subject site is 'not located within flood k%azard,.areas. section,3-80-050 Geologic Hazard Areas Attachment 3 shows the building envelopes avoid slopes in excess of 30 percent. The proposed building"envelojpe does-include some areas with a Yoximatel 20 er cent slo es 'which exceeds the County P standa rd of 15 percept Tfiese "areas are i ncluded within the building envelope because they are the only developable portion of the property outside the 100"foot SH 82 setback. P P P BrucehAe Coll nsa Ph Y D 4, Consult ng Geologist.`Reollinsraddred by C resses the potential for debris flow on the site from the intermittent .,. . stream/gully located above the building.' The applicant agrees to abide by the recommendations in Collins letter~to mitigate danger to structures from potential debris f~oias Section 3-80-07o Wildfire Areas The subject site is mapped as a low to moderate wildfire hazard area. 'The applicant will comply with the reasonable recommendations of_the Colorado State Forest Service. Section 3-80-080 Wildlife Areas The subject site is 7 proximate to'critical deed and elk habitat PP, g Y PP recommeYded by wildl fe expe is to protect deed and elk n thetso~s e vicinit IMPROVEMENTS AND SER'V'ICES` Section 3-110 The subject site is be provided with water service by the existing newlindividual wa to wat r td sposa'1 sy tem 1 Alll be provided by a utilities will be ' placed underground. All parking will be provdedrvon site. The existing parking area will be linked to the neighboring property'to the east via the access envelope:'' summary This letter has addressed all of the relevant land use standards .. ... -,. ,,, <.a,r. ~. '~, ', Nick Lelack September 5, 1999 Page 8 identified by Nick Lelack during the pre-application conference. The following list summarizes attachments which may be helpful to you. Attachment 1 - Vicinity Map (8 1/2" x 11"); Attachment 2 - Site Plan Page 1 ('8/12" x l7" and 24" x 3 611) ; Attachment 3 - Site Plan Page 2 (8/12" x 17° and 24" x 36") ; Attachment 4 - Pre-application Summary Sheet; Attachment 5 - May 14, 1999 Geologic Report prepared by Bruce Collins Ph. `D. " Attachment 6 - List of Adjacent Property Owners; Attachment 7 - Proof of '.Ownership; Attachment. 8 - Letters of authorization from property owner authorizing Davis Horn Inc. to submit this land use application and to represent him in the review process; and Attachment 9 - Agreement to pay Fees. Please call if you have any questions or i£ we `have inadvertently .. _. neglected to address any of"pour concerns. Sincerely, S HORN I CORpORATED f ~~ 1 GLENN $ORN AICP` Potamkin.4 8 r ' ~ -.. ... r. _ _. i xrh; .. V. .,. AiTd~CHYEtiT _ :inty Map _~ • • t I I „ ... .,+.. a . k, ,.NV .. • spen ~• •~r s-.\ ' '' • ~ l~lc rl,' °'fowto . I Shatt •~ , ~ • ' -~ ~ : S~t+!a fs ~f C`j-.7 ~ • Cowen o,/~n 1 tai. 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SEP-01-1999~WE:U 03~~~'4 PLANNER: ;, DATE: PROJECT: LOCATIbfJi rv~cK ~eiacx Auguat'3~0,1J99~~~~. ,. ~~ M,, nea. .i, M.~. ~.,i: Andi Ranch, LLC'~1'041 Haza`rtl F2evievi~8 Scenic ~iieriay ~ ' . ~f, ~ '~~'~` 43051 S~'ate Higtiway 82; Parcel Numxber 2737-173-Od1-011 REPRESENTATIVE: Glenri"Hom i ' r Tel;'925=8587' Fax 925-5186 _ ... , OWNER) Andi Ranch, LLC APPLICI~NT: , .. 1. Type' of Application: 1041, Hazard Review 8 Scenic Over!tay ., 2, Description of Proleetl6evelopment,,AppliCanf proposed to establigh building envelopes for .. ~,~> nee a driv y ~ W g °' ` "" g ry structures on the propert ay and landsca n . There is an existin house a hd accessd ;, , I 3. Areas in which Applicant has been requested to respond, types of reports: Land Use Code, Sections: • Section 3-60-040, Scenic Overlay • Section 3-.80, 1041 Hazard Review ~' - _. ~ _ _ • Geologic, Slopes • 'Wildfire • `Wildl'ife • Fldodplain ,. ~~.. ..... .. .. .. ::... • Section 4-50, 1 step review Section 5=50, Grou 1 Develo ment '' • P _ p Applications 4. Review is before: Hearing Officer. 5. Publio Hearin Yes at Heann Officer The a^ licant shall ost a (~ Commurnty on the owners at Ieas~30 days pporto the heaanggwittia healetum'address all adjacent property Development'Deoartmant"r~nn~ ~>: ~~+~;.o t:. ~""~~.....,.~'~ ~_ .~_ ~~~a~ ~~~~C~~~. ~ ne names. ana addresses shall be those ori`the current tax records of Pitkin County as they appeared no more than 60 days prior to tfie tlate o~ ~e public hearing. ,_ 6. Wili tbe'y referred to: Attome P t5ngineer, Zoning,'Div~sion of 4yildl`ife, CO State Forest Service, Coun Wildlife Officer, Flood lain Administration' ., ,- ;. , i a ~.~ _ , a....._. _ .....,._.... ., ~ .~ ~ ~ ~~., ",._~ as ,~.r~s.,~,,Gs,: SEP-bi-1999'WED 03:1 PM COMMU~ITY`DEG~1rtlP'~il:ft7`"' FAX ~0; 9 i0 „205439 P, 04 ;. i, ,.: ~, 7. What fee was the applicant ri!quested to submit: Planning Office (deposit) $1,100 (addition'al hrs are billed at a rate of $185/hr) Referral Fee§`required: County Engineer $160 Tota%Deposif: " ' $1,260 8. A lication Fee and the A reement to Pa form: 2'CO ies st PPp Pp g yU ( p ) ail be submitted with the com lete a tications. ' ., 9. To apply, please submit 9 copies o~ the following information:' ^ Letter explaining the request, addressing Code Sections listed above, providing background information, etc. ^ Site Plar (please see attached). ^ Proof of ownership of subject property (Title Compan~y`or attorney), including Legal description. i f a- r ',, Please. also submit 2 copies of the, following information untes{s otherwise rioted: [~ Letter from owner authorarn the representative (1 co ' g PY)~ ^ Total deposit for review of the application. ' ^ Copy of this pre application form (1 copy}. '' ^ L ±st of all,adjacent property owners (1 copy}. ' '' PLEASE NOTE: This pre-application conference summary is advisoryin nature and not binding: on the County. The information provided n this summary is based on Current zoning standards and staffs interpretations based upon representations of the' applicant. Additional information may be required upon a complete review of the application. ,. SEP-U1-1999 WED 0314 PM CUMMUNITY DEVEL dPEMENT FA}{ N0. X9109205439 P. 05 ., ,~~, ~: 1041 HAZARD REVIEW Stl`"E'PCAtY `:. "` ~ Pursuant to Section 5-70-040 of the Land Use Code, a 1041 Hazard Review Site PIar7 shall be prepared as follows: A. Neat, legible ink drawing on a twenty-four (24j inch by thirty-six (36) inch sheet; " B. Title identifying type of review: "Smith t041 Ftazara Review Site Pfan° C. Vicinity rnap at a scale of no smaller than 1°='2000 and,a s¢e of no less than 5" by 5", showing corrimbnly knawn landmarks' and the`relabonship of ffie parcel ~o'proxirriate~roads; D permahent markerParcel(sj wfth a survey tie into a goverhmentai monument or other E. North directional arrow; F. Date; G. Scale: the building envelope and axes shall. be depicted at a scale of no smaller than 1" 50'; H. Topographic information depicting two {2) foot contour intervals within the proposed building' envelope and along the proposed access and extending at least fen t:10) feet beyond the envelope and access. Additional topographic info matiorrmay be required on a site speck basis upon further review. 1. Slope analysis: Slopes between each two (2j foot contour that are'from 75-30% and those ex9 eding 3 P"k shalipbae~esignated by separate distinct graphic patterns. ' ' °""' ` J. Le al Descri lion of K. Sitemap shat{also include the location and dimensions of building envelope setbacks from property lines, important physical features, existing watercourses, and any other important geographic of hazard related issues. M. Owner's s gnatu edblock. se aind occupancy thereof"s exist that might affecf the pr®perty, any N. Community Development Director signature block for minor review or Hearing Officer, signature block for kearfng Officer review °This f041~1r aar re"vtev! site'plan has been reviewed and a roved b DrrecforlHeann Officer this da o~ subjecfto Administrafive Decision/Hearin OtTrcer Decision No. recorded as Reception No. PP Y 9g ~ °- Y ~ , 1999,.. O. Clerk and Recorder Acceptance for Recording "This 1041 hazard review site plan has been ~*a+,.a + accepted for filing in the office of the Clerk 8 Recorder of`Pd'k n"Counfy, t;olorado, on'this u day of , 1999, in l~laf'dook_ at gage ~~ as Reception No. A mylar Copy shall be submitted by the applicant for recording following' 9041 hazard review approval and prior fo issuance of any building permits for`fhe property. At 4hat time, the Site plan information shaft also be submitted m a digital format accepta"61e to the Community De`ve(oprenf Departm@rtf. Base information shall be obtained from the Cormunity t3evetoprent Department. The owner must sign the mylar before -ecording A repre~eMative of the owner must have a' power of attoniey in orrf`er to sign the ~mglar for the owner Tfie applicant shali'subrif the submfti a heck rmade outtto~thel"pitkin Couhty Clerk! or ca0hor each additional page. Either COLLINS & LAMPiRIS __ CotJSwrn~ro Geowcisls ............ P.O. Box 23 Su;T, CoLOxAno 81652 PHONE/Fnx(970)876-5400(24 HOURS) Ar~r~twt~hr_ :S panvcmncs Bruce A: arollins, Ph.D. ' Nicholas Lsmpvis, Ph.D.` May 14j 1999 Glenn Horm Davis Horn Inc. 215 S. Monarch Suite 104 Aspen, Colorado 81511 Deaz Mr. Horn: RE: ANDI RAxCH, COLO. HwY 82, Prncw COUNTY I have completed my geologic investigation, as required by House Bill 1041, of the above referenced property at the base ofthe soutliwest Tank ofSmugglerMountan, acrossColorado Highway 82 from the floodplain of the Roaring Fork River, about one mile east of Aspen: The property is within the Aspen 7.5 minute quadrangle, Pitkin County, Colorado.. The tract of interest consists entirely of a small alluvial fan at the mouth of a typical steep mountain drainage. Slopes of the fan in the upper, .essentially=undisturbed portion of the proposed eacpanded building envelope average about 20%, while slopes iri the area oftIie existing structures is less. The gully immediately above the property has; a gradient of about 50%, dianiiishing at higher elevations; the total drainage azea is small. A moderately-deep to deep, boulder-lined abandoned channel extends from the apex of the fan along the west edge to Highway `82, and a amvlaz channel, with fewer . P suggest there have been no ma or debns flows in at least the last 50 eazs The stream; which is l~ulded as intermittent b sthe U.S Geo obical Surve ast~s'd~fBot~iall diverted from theta exert PP ~ -_ Y g Y P Y P of the fan to provide a flowing brook past the existing residence. The site, is in Pitkin County near the corporate boundaries_of Aspen and municipal services are pruvidedby'the city: Bedrock beneath the property, which is exposed immediately to the west, in the drainage above the Ranch, and extensively on the higher slopes of Smuggler Mountain, but which is covered by Quaternary alluvium on the tract itself, consists primarily of quartz moijzorute, a granitic rock, with minor granite, granodiorite, and inclusions of high-grade metamorphic schist and gneiss, all of Precambrian age (approximately 1.43 billion yeazs; the me'taitiorphios are approxiriiafe'ly 1'7 billion ears Two a es of facial moraine de ostts cover the rmddle and and rounded to subangulaz Mountain abovethe ro ert ,and consist of mixed silt, sand, cobbles' lower slopes of Smuggler P P Y boulders up to 10 ft in maximum dimension. The, alluvial fan is derived mostly from the glacial deposits, and in any case both the fan alluvium and the glacial deposits'were derived from the same Precambrian source rocks and are therefore, very s"unilaz in composition. One of many splinters of .. ..~ ..... ,. r - ,. r~ ~.. t.. ti,,,, t.-_-.,,: °1 Page 2 the northeast-trending Smuggler Mountain fault system passes immediately east of the property and crosses the drainage a few hundred feet above it. The slopes immediately above the property aze included in the. azea of potential avalanche or rockfall ` zone by Olander, et. al. (1974'). Avalanches onlower-elevationsouth-facing slopes aze unusual, and the deep channels on the flanks of the fan will suFistantially mitigate both'avalanche and rockfall hazards. Slope angles and the moraine nature ofthe slope cover m;nim~e the likehltood of rockfall, although large rounded boulders are present in this material and heavy "lain, freeze-thaw'action, tie ~~ movement of wildlife, or other factors will occasionally initiate a rockfall Tlie existing channelson .the flanks of the fan will substantially reduce'this~hazard. Debris flow is the most significant risk to which the expanded building envelope is expo§~ fans are the product of debris flows, so it is obvious that flows have oecurret: Tle boulders present along the west channel and to a lesser extent elsewhere'on the property i such flows, have been of sufficient magnitude to cause damage. However; fire age~of v the channels and on the fan itself suggest that major flows have not occurred iri the last longer, and it is possible that there have been none since wetter climatic periods in the l ~... .... g ~ g P P Y. 30 ears. Iwo ld nea ertheless recommend® haf the a riri the boulder' beeri in plac,E Y g p chain along the's~ the west channel be filled with Boulders and compacted dirt from any excavations made 1. fan during construction, or from higher in the channel itself,(boulders lining the south sfd~ be disturbed), or that the west channel be otherwise made continuous; I also reco judicious cleaning of both channels. To the extent possible any grading of fhe upper pb fan should be done in such a manner as to facilitate flow into either channel, rather than c d would further recommend that uphill foundation walls ofnew oonstructfon be extende'd` feet above final grade, that they contain no significant openings within this interval, anii a.. .. :,_ . ..~__ reinforced to withstand a loan of at least 400'gourids per square foot: ')yxistmg structure protected to the extent possible by grading and landscaping. In all cases final gradiri; designed to guide water or mud flow away from existing and new stntctures. ~Tlese m further mitigate the minor risk, of avalanche and rockfall as well as the ~deliris Plow hazy Alluvial cate That etation in f yeazs or tant past. >r at least th side of per on the d 'the af'the ' e fan. .t four_ ._; . iey be uld be res will ,_ The diversion of water through the proposed building envelope is acceptable, so long as foundations aze designed fo accommodate potentially-saturated soils in the vicinity of the brook, aril final grading is designed: to divert overflow away from structures.-The diversion from the existing strearii should be reworked, preferably into a buried pipe for a sufficient distance to allow the mounding of 'r'ocks and dirt over it to form a continuous berm on the southeast side of the envelope; the pnpe should be sized to accommodate a maxunum flow consiste ` nt with~the desirable flow iri tlie'brook, and specifically to minimise the possibility of gassing a quantity that could overflow the Brook and ., produce flooding around the. buildings. 'Olander, H.C., Lamm, N.B., and Florquist, B A 1974, Roaring Fork and Crystal vaYleys an environmental and _ ,. ,.~.u~. ,,~... ,.x.h. ..,,; engineering geology study, Eagle, Garfield, Gui~ison, `and~Pitkiq' Counties, Colorado`i2~oYo "Geol: Survey ;;nv. Geo1.~No. 8, 30 p. ~, a,~.. .. ,, I Page 3 Although alluvial materials derived from Precambrian,rocks,are generally well-drained and stable, adequate testing to determine. that foundation locations are flee, of hyd'rocompactive soils or voids _, resulting from piping or differential compaction in the fan should be performed. As noted above a splinter of the Smuggler fault zone passes blow t® the property. While there has been no known movement on this splinter in historic time and probably none for thousands of years, earthquakes of up to Merpalli Intensity VIZ have occurred iit the Aspen area` within the.,last few decades; therefore, new structures should be designed and .constructed according to the Uniform Bttilding Code p ' ' p p y ground mines of Aspen rovtstons for Seismic Zone II. The ro ert >s well east of the under Mountain to the west and Smuggler Mountain to the northwest, so mine-related subsidence is not of concern. Precambrian rocks and therefore alluvium and soils derived from them can contain L: .p.. r f `-..h IY radioactive minerals, so new structures should be designed to preclude the accumulation ofradon gas. The property is in a geologically sensitive area, but with mitigation the hazard(s) to which the property is exposed can be m,nimi~ed; nothing in this. report, however, should be construed as` , ~rw.~, a ~ . _-.,, suggesting that mitigations recommended herein can or will eliminate such hazards in thew entirety: If you have any questions or require any further information; please do, not`hesitate to contact me, Sincerely, Bruce A. Co ~~ Consulting. Geo 1s~•.,_ •........• cc: Andi )2anch LLC c/o Alan Potamkin 4675 SW 74`~ Street Miami, Florida 33143 ZRoughly equivalent to magnitude 5 on the more-familiar Richter state. Earthquakes of this magnitude are felt by all, with damage fromminor to moderate. "~ State of Colorado ) ss AFFIIDAVIT OF JANET RAC7,e1K County of Pitkin ) I, JANET RACZAK, Affiant, being of lawful age and duly sworn upon my oath, do depose and' state as follows: On September 1, 1999, I visited the Pitkin County Assessor's Office Website to review the records of adjacent land owners. who were. to receive Notice forahe Aridi Rarich, LLC land use application,.. 2. Based on my research the most current list was provided to Glenn Horn of Davis Horn, Incorporated, representative for the Applicant,. for submittal to the Aspein/i?itkin County Community Development Office. I made a good faith effort to obtain an accurate list ofthe names and addresses ofthe land owners' adjacent to the subject parcel (see`Ezhiliit "A"'), property assigned Parcel lD No. 273717300011 located on the maps at the Assessor's Office, ' 4. The submittal also includes a copy of the mapping. obtained from the Assessor's Office. (see Exhibit "B") FURTHER, AFFIANT SAYETFINQT. ~.• et L. Raczak The foregoing instroment was acknowledged and signed before me on September 1, 1999 by Janet L. Raczak. WITNESS my hand and official seal. My commission expires: ~-ay-ZOpS-- C-~G~`'L%r~iy-~ (SEA"tel.) NOTARY PUBLIC ' m ~ ~ ~ ~~'~` h ~~ .. fi ~ v~., ~ 7~' t ~. LIST OF ADJACENT PRbPERTY ' OWNERS TO ANDI RANCH, LLC. Parcel No. 273717300Q1,1 Claudia Aspen View, LLC ' 4675 SW 74'~ Street Miami FL 33143 (273717300022) Alexander P. Anderson LLLG POB 94 Aspen CO 81611 (273717300010) Pitkin County 530 E. Main Street Aspen CO 81611 Bureau of Land Management . - .... 50629 U$ Highwzy 6 and 24 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 ~~~ifro~ MinsT` "twat' Sdc%Coe" Coodo7 Mobgel S~Nd N Owner Name/A ~ANDI RANCH LLC ~ , „„ 6''3 Legal Des' tlon rict CIO GARFIELD, & HECH1"~TTN M mw. MICHAEL HERRQN "` " " "' DESC: A TRACT,SITUATED IN THE ~A5PEN CO 8 812E ~ ffiE4Sw4'tl~P SECTION17•TO.34;'BEING st FULLY DE5CRRiEO BYMlB, CONtAINING ~'~'t~CtWENT 2.392 ACRES MORE"aTi LESS. SEE'DEED A BOOK 824; PA a7`E 183 PITKIN COtJN'r~ RECORDS. MH Space 'Sequence LoCa;Ion City 'w ' ' I 7 LOCatlon Zip ACCt Typa "' Legt ~ ASPEN '6u'~',Fa!'yi;;'. L= ~ ;. ~ 81811 „ .,;~ 7000 BACode Owner Id Owner location Map No Business Name Name [ Tax Items - protest IT) [ CAMA IA1 Situs [ Pre/Sue - ~ Mobile Aut [' Personal IPI. Mobile [ Remarks - [ Oii and Gas [ Tract [ .,~ Tax Sale Value , , Condo [ Spec As J Railroads Block [ Mines ,~ Control Sales [ Sibling Y History [ Misc lMl [ Flags -"--- Current Yser„ Prior Version Go Tp Imaging Prior Year Neizk Version A6atemeM Next Yaar Clerk's Dpc's Property Cerd Update Clear Exit -__ --. .. .; horn 970 25 5T8O .99 05-O6P Y~sem .„. A'RACHIAENt ~..... Alan PotamKia Andi Aanch LLB 4675 8W Florida~t ~` .Miami, 3 ~ 1.` ~ SePte~er 1, 1999 P:O2 Nick Lelack pevel,opment Department Aspen `Pitkan Community 130 South Galena Street Aspen; Colorado 81611 vava and Building Ranch LLC. 1041 Exemption FGS DT9M DTi Y•y' - Re: Andi , , ..-r.~ ..,...:, , ..,, s Additions pear Nick: authorizes Glenn born of Govertyoowned byt Andi Ranch This letter lication for the "pY• P e submit a land use app the Zane use approval„ preX ansion o'f ~~ access, p LLC and represent a h rovLal for a new cFrivewa~ waste water la aPPlicatien seeks PP .. p two structure bull-ding envelopes° and a ndsca e disposal envelope. f Please contact me at 305-665-9600 if y ve any"'questions or i e of`any assistance. ou ha I canb Thank you. Sincerely, ALAN raTAMKIN 1 ,~. ANDCH LLB Lelack.l ..----- > ~ i"~~** '` .~... ._o.a.~,..... LV ,~..,;~~... ax ... ...., d~~ ~ u,a. o~.u ~~3x~xS~y~~. xxlr A ~'^.SXwd:.~ Sep-O1-99 05:0.7P yusem horn 970 25 518~0}~}~~y}y.~ P.06 ~" } ~~i ~~~ r~111RiLf~GR1 COMIVCU~IT"~"~ DE~VELO`P'D]EP~A.R ~~ia~~~ r:.;.~._ ` NT . "..,....,.. .... .......... timerlt A1]niirntinn Aoo~ PITKIN' COUNTY (hereinafrer COUN7~ and ~ ~ ~` , ,j ? . r ~-,c h L ~ ~ _. - - - -.....(hereinafter APPLICANT) AGR)rE AS FOLLOWS: 1- APPLICANT has submitted to COUNTY an application for - ''fi't,.-~ j°.;. ~~k ~, . r~ (~.e `~ ~r ~ ~, (hereinafter, THE PROJECT), -• APPLICANT' understands and agreges ~ at Pitkin County Resolutio No.p 6-~Z es~blishes a fee structutePor Plannin a licatio'ns and the payment o f olmpleteness, fees as a condition recedent to a detertninatton of _ application 3. 'APPLICANT' and COTJN'I'y cruse of the size, nature or scope of the proposed prajest, it_s not pos~sibel attdus'„time to ascertain the fuI'1 e.Ytent of the costs involved in processing the application. APPLICANT and COUNTY fisithez agree thaz it ~ in the interest of the parties to all APPLICA.~T :: make payment of an initial de ost and, to thereafter permit addiuonal casts to be billed to APPLICANT on a monthly basis. APPLrCANT a ' ` .~ bene$ted by retaining greater cash Iiquidi grees he will be CODUNTY agrees 6 wihl bcOen~J gifted tlirou Y ate nece cry asd psts arepn urre full costs to .process APPLICANT'S applicauone greater certainty of recovering its 4• COUNTY and APPLICANT . COC)NTY ftircfier agree that it is impracticable for staff to complete. processing or present sufficient information to the Planning Commission and/or Board of County Commissioners to enable the Planning Commission and/or Board of County Commissioners to make legally required findings for project approval unless current billings are paid in full prior to decision.- .. , i ,_. ~ 970 325 5180 P.07 Horn Sep-O1-99 05:,.07P Yusem - _. -~ ~ ,. PLICANT agrees that in consideraisoit of the (_~(,'?v TY' waiver of its right tQ collect full fees prior to a detcxmirianan of, . P p ~ p y " 'al deposit in the, amount ao iicanon com ieteness, APPLICANT shall a an ttuu of ~ ~.E~c.which iS for ~ hours of Piantun staff time, and if actual recorded cows COliNTY ro treimbu~se ~ th~ COUNTY snarl the ,p ocessi g ofnthey apPiication menaaned above, cnciudin ost a rovaI tevie~r. Such e made withal 30 clays of the billing date. APPLICANT hitrher~agrees that failurebto; pay such. accrued. costs shall be ;rounds for suspension of processing. 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'b M ~ ~ ` t ¢~' c~v ~ `d ~ ~' t ,~ ~ 1\ ~t p'- ~ t ,. _ _.. t :. ~~ / /I t 1 J ~`~._. ~" an P~ - ~ , i t n ./ r `~ -:' ~. ~ /~ ~ \: ~ : "\ %/ e t1 ~I ~ ~'i I ,'/ ~ ~ 1 , " "t a. !. n. t ~, O f P 11 ^.. ( __ tw- ~ r~~ N ~ ~ ._... t '' b ,'r.-.. '. I ~. ... ds: . • r. ~., ~ ___.. _ _..__._ _._. _..._____.. _. ,_. , ._ ~!i~;• . 4.~.:;.:~ 4: ~\ . . ; ~ '" d ~ 1 . r . } ` , ~N 0 n n O 0 MAY. 1.2000 9~34AM STEWAR`I` ~~.. -- I- N0.346 P.2 Sivitctfzv of wca++mE3' '.: ' r >~ 9 .'~ ~ - .. 1.. d~'~sr~, IldC S20 t:. HOPXINS • ASPEN COLOgADa 6t67t (870)925.3577 FAX (9'70}92b-1384 ~ A,ori 28, 2~0~J ~ Grder i3d. ~Gif270~6 Re: ~riji f2anc,`t LLC F'arael, Secticn 17, Township 1rJ Soe~ttl, Flange 8? Ulest ..~~ ~ . ~. , .., , , ,- r ~,tix I, ~oaPd of Coi3ttt~i Comerlfss'sestte; 5, ~atkf:s Cotsctty, Gatorade: ' _. '~ ~ ~ ~e.acds of odki~s County, Celorado, based upon a search of the apprafsna.e teat estate , ,, ~,. Stewart Tine of i~spen ~i~reby certifies that at no f+me since Janua " ~, 1972 haS title Yo any tract ad]acentta the prop'tRy described onf"_xt"i'~it'A attac~ied hereto, been in the same"name qr names as, said described fract. F y ~a ~ This statement cs ne+ther and abstract opinion nor'guaranty of title and is intendeq _ ~.~w~.. ~ ~;, speaifiC2lfy and exdiss+vely for Elie use of the Board of bounty Comm+ssioners of Pttkci x _,. County in determination pf"merger of title" or lack ttiereas said "merger" relatas fo the applicable statues, oritinances and restrictions of iunsd+efvon. R is underst~ci and agreird that Stewart T+tie of aspen, Tnc nelthe~ assumes nor w+ll 6e ahargetJ w+th any ' flnatseiai obligations or riab+i+ty~vdl'ia~eve~ on afty statement conta}r~ed herelFl. ~ Cordi'atiy, ~~~ ~:. . r~ Chuck Dom " Title Examiner ~. -.Y-^_ -m ,:.... .. ,-, m.,„:u nom..;,,.. .».r.,.ei::~..t,e~.,'~,~.~o;..&.~w,,.iwd,r xv~'.a;;G'a„1"~«sidN'fr~~:'°`~","~.~''Si #~w'^i~&~'4.' .a S~'.. ., .. .b: .V- ~ .~ µ .::aha4. r :.-~J~ .} V ~ ... ~ J,w. Ya i ~ .~_ DAMS HORN INCORPORATED ~ ~ ' 215 South Monarch Suite 104 Aspen, Colorado 81611 Telephone - 970-925-&587"~~ ` " Telecopier - 970-925-5180 n: ~f'~~~ TELECOPIER CO~JE12_,SHE~"I' ~, ~ ~tt~?a E'i C '~QQD r4CaY ~iVl i'~I rtF~ ... L. TO: Gabe Preston OM"hUN9~'Y I3E?/E!.OPtv!EPlI' FROM: G1enn,Horn FAX #: 920-5439 RE: And Ranch Property DATE: May 1, 2000 TOTAL # OF PAGES (includes cover sheet): 3 ro ert The land usemaStroval required phe~submission of thishcertpgerYCertificate pp icate. Please place this certificate in the case file. Thanks for your help getting everything recorded. Call me if you have any questions. Glenn. ~~„.~ .,;M ... MR4'. 1.2©00 9=35RM STEWART TITCE~pSPEN ~~ N0.346 ~ P.3 SCIiEDUZE A s~i' - ~.- ., ~.. . ~~ .ego . _. ,. ..r,~- Order Nmnber.• 00027066 ~~ LEGAL DESCRIPTION A tract of Zand sttvate fn the SE I%4`of the $iY Z/4 0£ Section 17, '~ Toron~h3p IO South, Range 84 'W'e`s't of'tAe d'tYi` P.`K b`e'ing i»ore~ ~~"~ "` '- ' `"" particularly described as feldoras: ~'. Beg by „ „ ., ,.... sn the the i Z 74 Con the IJ Zj .. H ~.. 3) 4) 3nce. ~ ~~. 5) the. the; Couftty of P3tktn, 5Lateof CoSorado. - r-- _. .,. ,.. M ~. ~~ ,. .~. ..~~ .~ ~ ,.F .x »„ ,... AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL (Pursuant to section 4-90 the Pitkia County Land Use Code) state of Colorado) county of Pitkin 88. The undersigned, being duly sworn, deposes and says as follows: I, Glenn Horn being or representing an applicant before Pitkin County, personally, certify that Public Notice of the application for the Andi Ranch LLC 1041 Review and Scenic Overlay Review was given by posting notice containing the information required in Section 4-90 which posting occurred on November 6, 1999 in a conspicuous place and that said sign was posted. Applicant: Andi Ranch, L By .~` ~~~-~- Glenn Horn The foregoing Affidavit of Public Notice was acknowledged and signed before me this 23 day of November, 1999 by Glenn Horn on behalf of Andi Ranch LLC. WITNESS my hand and official seal. My commission expires : ~-~J t~~pa p -Fs:,. f NOTARY PUBLIC P w d k:L Fp ' mi .w r ~, i, .. ~. ... r, i. PUBLIC NOTICE ' .,~e . ,..,_..- .. ,,, .w ~ W ~_ NOTICE'TS HEREBY GLEN to the general public that on NovemTer 23, 1 X99, ttie Hearing , . .. Officer of Pitkin County granted approval for the 1641 Hazard Review &~Sceruc Overlay application for the Andi Ranch LLC property located at 43'01 Highway 82. This site'specific development plan grants a vested property right pursuant to Title 24;"Article 68,'Colorado Revised ' Statutes' .. ._. _ s/Lance Clarke Hearing Officer . __, Pitkin C'ounty;'Colorado ' Published in the Aspen Times on December 25 1999 Pitkin County Account 062.02 ...... ., , ., ~ u,.,; s.. „~, ~, ~ .~ ,~ ~4a ..~, _w~ . ~:, December 2526,.1999 • The Aspen Times ~~ ' ,.. ~. .. k ar u i _ _ ~ ~..~.. - ~ tl'.c F. :: .ten ~ --~ ~. ~~ file 13th of December 1999 f A i I ' s/Bob ai<h, Chair BI spen nn ,-. .. , J .- -, c.'_- . +,-., Section YR the Qty o PUBLIC NOTICE -I hat Srchon 26 iH 0711 W the M niapal Ri ht I F_ Richanis, Mayor i 'Aspen Planning and lnning Commission + 'ubiished in The Aspen Times on December 25, Axle of the CiIY nit Aspen, Cnl«ad0, which sec- ATTEST; ~ KalhrynS Knch, 1999.(56665) Phase bke mike Mat Me BOartl of COUnry C4munbsbrwrs of PNkin COUnry, CObmdo. has edoprod on Oecembw f lora establishes historic preseivatipn,applica- City Clerk 18,1998. the tafo'ak9 rewbtbn: ~ ~ L ' I inn (res, tic hemby amhnAnl in reaA as ("Rows: 52h,IH.1170'2fi.M.070 Historic preservation app14 Publishcei in the Aspen Times DrceFnber 25. ~ . PUBLIC NOTICE A RESOLVDON OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITpN COUNTY, calimi fees. -' 1998 C`-'~7Q __~ ~ /i NOTICE IS HEREBY CNEN to the general public COLOf2A00. SETTING INITIAL AIRPORT FEES AND CHARGES'FM12000 Thc types OI applicaf ions and fees for the ' ~ p116C(C NOTICE " ' that an November 23, 1999, the Hearing Officer ' ~' ~( processing of historic preservation and Land- fol " h ll b EN fo ihr general public NOTICE IS HF.RFbV GN of Pitkin Copnty Rran[ed approval for Me IMI l4 i Ttefolio•'le9 table srmrreirzw tlw algpdrales, fees end charges adoptedMthe reeelutlon br20001oreach chwW - . ¢as a mark designation applications s r' " _ 1999; the Hearing Officer Thal on November 23 on app Hazard Review &Concepfual gubmiss a"ryMmerentl staaslMdraga hom (998 rekx . , - ' ' lows: L Exemptions anA Insub tantial , ~r the 1041 of Pitkin County granted appr ~al cation for the General Ute LLC property 1«ated at 796 Uclle Woody Creek Road. This site specif- rr mram MmName S',Ia55Fiue9[ 29~ ]9ffi S:Bam9 Modillcations' ~ f 65.00 " ' p Hazard Yted Scenic Overla a Ilcation fur I«ated at 43051 ~~~piro~Jdrt " Ic develo meet Ian rants a vested property P P R tpndiig raw (per t,tp0 pounder 519mrory l pa o 3 .82 E AB 28%tlecrease 21 Ei 36 i f Ya decrewe 41 that do not gas Example: Exterior ~hann haracter of landmarks or structures lt th Y fi% Y{> Highway 82. This sit"c specific development plan right pursuant to Title 24, Article 68, Colorado na Mu aw Seasonal . $t 19 $1.87 4%tle¢PoeBe er e c a MICW changes to within Historic distrid''s, drq« gmMS a vested property right pursuant [o Title w~ Revisetl Statutes. f A '~ s/Lance Clarke, Hearing Officer - Locely-based G.0. crone npnd no change - 3S ~ %d _ previously approved plans. "' d P rtial v 24. Article fib, COlarado RedsM Statutes Nearing Officer /1a~nfe Clarke Pitkin County. Colorado .,r% Gemrel Awe9on 1 ecreaw Si 25 E1 ' ~ - - a elopment an 2. Minor De M n m , s Colorado - Pitkin County Published in The Aspen Times nn December 25, Fuel Eo'aa9e fee (per galbnY LxaIN-bwed G A ~ olitio s E725. De Example: Min« Development mwrrs exte- , Published in The Aspen Times D«evnber 25, ' 1999. (S6M3) aM Gwazal AwaLOn 5.18 $ 10 no cherpe rior changes (in'mmbina[iOn W no more than - 19!19. (56642) ' ' ~ AMinatertniwl axdushro antl SignarorylPre-Sig {31.24 f3o 45 2 e%mcrewe three(3))that do cwt alte'r"lhe<traracte7 o(lantl- marks or stmctutesf~ted within fiistortc dis ~! ' - ~ppgUC NOTYCE "' ~ ~ BURLINCAME WEST BIYTfERMILK / ~ ~, PUBWC NOTCE The Silver Queen Gondola wlli be running in the proferentlal spacerom M1WItMweanel Eat 24 {3045 26%Increaw hundred n tri<ts,'and/or addition: of less than tvfo ' EMPLOYEE DWELLING UNIT ev¢ningtor private Dartlw at the Sundeck on tiie (pere9uaro coati Swaonei E46A6~ 3458E 28%inera'iw' o landmarks orsiruCYUres 1(ity (250)square7eer ( .~ , ,. ~ following dares: February 14, 2000; February l9. Oublde Covered Et04i Ef0 E5 26%berease OubAe-Seasonal {/562 Er623 28%innedse 1«ated within historic disMCf3: and minor changes id designated site's. These *a`re'EOnsid 7TCE ~ HEREBY GNEN that a public Dearing Nn 2000; March 4, 2000; MarcD &2000: March 11, 2000; AU st 10, 2000. Augusti9, 2000; March 25 Bu ' ~ erect oneatep appficaHOns Arid go before the' ~ ' ' ' "'ill be M1eIA on Jamrary 26, 2000 a[ a regular meeting to Degln at 3:00 PM before the BoeM of , 2000; and for, public nights on: December 29, ^ AYEne tnrNiel stwrad-apace root AO aiMmp ESt,24 330 45 2.8%bereaw " " ' ' - ot required. n HPC. A public headhg is ' Cmmty Commissiurress, Pb?a One COnfereott 1999:.lanuaryt 13, 2000: Febmary 20, 2000: March - "' -"- "' ' ~ Example: Partial Demdumn means the remodel of a portion of tfie aRected buRding: ' ' ' Rnom, 530 E. Main St., Aspen to Consider an applicatioq submitted by me Qty of Aspen, 15; 2000: April 5, 2000. Published In The Aspen Times December 25, ewlwdmemltadofMbreeokrmnereavagablelorpubBelnapx'tbnlnmealRCeaFMeCbAwdRecamer.530 ' " ' (Uddm l,qq 3, SigniOcant Development regriPSTing Bmpioyee Dwelling Unlt approval. 1999. 056555)' E MNr St, Aepsi, Calarstlo, plane 92051Bq durhg mgub rbuNnese hour. 'sq. iL) (312.00 Multiple extedor changes, atld4 Example The propeAY is i«afed on Wes[ Buttermilk on 2 ~ ~ ' Published in The Aspen Times December 25. 7999 (56635) . floras of less than om thousand (i,IK10) square , ` / Road arts is dwdibed as Lob 6 & 18; Secti 20 & 21 y 17 iR 19 9 10 t6 1 7 8 d L t p(gSpC NOTICE _ . feeC(lietwe¢n 250-1,000 sq- R-). and some pan. ~- 1 ,' , , . , , , , , , an o s RE: KAMINS MAJOR AMENDMENT TO A SP6 Continued Irom precedin page. ( pws._I00.00/moo ) ~tlThatfi Sections 25.16. 010(b). 25.16.022, anA emoliflons. These are Two-step applica- that require a ~IrWic hwrYng before the ~ ' R insipeMbn/In the Coirlmunity abie6lor pubY NOTICEREVIEW USE PERMIT FREBY GIVEN that a public hearing ~ D. MgM Owl Spedal (4 -7 p.m.)...1, t F 750 Ti k L 25.16.060 of the MunieipaY Code of the City of hl at Conceptual Devetolsmenl rrst step). HPC Q nstingahd mailing are repaired for P blication , Development Department, City Hill, 130 S. h l wilt be held on January 26, 2000 at a eugulaz gin at 3:00 PM before the Board of meeting to b c e ee ost E E Specal Events Pass...3.00/day ~ y Aspen, Colorado, which sections set mont rates for metered hater `service, la8e payment , p u all Nf C public hearings. A borM or Rmndal er in or- Mena SL, Aspen CO 8161 1. For fart pretYrm rnntact Suzanne WWI( at [he Aspen/ e County Commissioners, Plaza One Conference Car...lO.W 0. Access Replacement fees and water service and disrnnned charges, security may he required. Pitkin Community Development Deparfinenq 'Room, 530 E. Main SL, Aspen to consider an R. CommeMW Core Pay Parking Fees. are hereby amendeA to read as fellows: ' 4 Significant Devdopmlmt (Over 1,000 sq. (y70) 9205103 ~ app11<ation Submitted by the Kamins Fatuity Belwttn the hours of 7 a.mb D.m.E1.00/hr 25.16.010 Monthly }etas for metered water sec- IL) E624.W ~ Jeanette Jones, Deputy CApnty Clerk Trust, requesting approval to amend a prcdous Between the hours of 6 p.m.3 a.m....lree Residential Permit Parking Program Fees. 01 vice - ~ j ction"accounts shall pay demand tr C . ~ Example Ma)or'remOdds invnMng partial drmOlltion, addtll«S"over one Rrmisahil (I,OW) guard W County Commisslmwrs prrbiished in?he Aspen Times on December 25, Special Review approval (BOCC Res. 99284) a Drimary residence sWth detached Carr Imm . Residential Day Pass Fee ..{5.00 ir iL ( r) ons u antl fire protection charges at the same rates as nd i ble V ' square fee( and bna'Yte'rel«atiu:rs. These are, - twostep apPlicattons'that rcvryire 9 puWichear- 1994 (56639) „ taker dwelling unit and garage to a primary rest ith attached caretaker dwelling unit and dan ., ce Parking up to 2 hours w/o a pmm Resident Permit...lree ar a a customers. above for metered pumping charges'wili'tx watvetl for a maximum ing Detore the HPC a[ Conceptgai Development ~ r+17B1-IC NOTICE ce w garage. The properly is Yocated at 148 Danielson Resident Guest Permit... free ~ ermit L00/ t P m([ d G of nine (9) months, or'the duration of the Cori- whichever Is less r ct ti (first steD)~ iLbliwtipn, prstln and maitln are K required for ail HPC public hearings. A bond or NOTICE. IS FOiREBY GIVEN to the general public that on November 23,1999, the I{caring Officer Dr. and is described as Stanwood Subdivision, The application/resolution are ~avaf4 lAl R-93 ... p er ge ues lo Mgh O«upancy Vehicle Permil..tree : , on p oje struc Conswction acemmi ECUs will be based on' financial secudl'y maybe required. w and ORSite R¢lorations lilt 5 D of Pitkin County granted apD Y PP r the 1041 HazarE'Review & Scenic (Nerla a IlcaHOn br . able f« ublic ins action in the Community P p Business VeDide Permt[...300.00/ Information shown on the building permit. . . emo o 2511 00" {1 the ClaudYa Aspen View property Yocated at Development Department. City Hall, 130 5. 6 inns pedod 25.16.022 late pdyment charge. i t l . . Example Full tlemolkion amt complete 43151 Highway 82. This site speci0c JeveloP - Galena SL.ASpenCO81611.FOrfurtherinforma- 4 2 Bost Guest Permit Fee... 25.00 The Residential Permit Parking Program nves - ity Payments for water service and uti ment charges shall De due twenty (21p days a0er relocations of(site. These are'twoctep applica ` pun roent pbn grants a'vested Droperty rigfit Colorado Revised Article 66 nt to Title 24 c . 5 flora, contact Lance Clarke at (97~ 9205 Jeanette Jones. Deputy County Clerk restrictions shall be in W(ect from R a.m. until 6 the billed date. Any amount due. but' not' ll b pubik hearhig adore the Lions [hat require a HPC at Conceptual Developmem (firs[ step). ,- , s a Statures: ' ' { Board of County Commissioners pm., Monday through Friday. (oflidal holidays d t e receiJed by the city by the due date, sha ast due charge ul one and one halt ubject t a Publication, postlrig and mailingaref¢gaired for s/Lance Clarke Hearing OMcer PUblished in The Aspen Times on December 25, 6640) le . excepted), unlace otherwise sped Two 6month periods are established for o p s (1 1/2) prrttnt of the total amount due: sriAjecq - l il t h aO NPC pahlic hwrings. A bond or flnmcbl be requlrM fecurity ma Pitkin County, Colorado 1999. (5 the Business Vchidle PermlP, ber 1 thin A ril v N n e ree t o ars t however, to a minlrnum charge n ($3.00). Balances ht less Than Ilvr daliars'(E5.00) y The examples fisted for dlf(arent types nr POWIShM in The Aspen T{mw December 25, 1999 (56641) PII6LIC NOTICE p o em r Sesson, Wi t shall not be subled'tn this charge. appllcatlnns am Intended solely as a guide aM RE: LAZY GLEN MOBILE HOME PARK SUBDN4 30 and Summer Season, Maylthm OMOber 31. 25.16.060 Waler~ service and disconnect are rant binding' upon 'the Commungy Development Department in assessing theprop- PUBLIC NOTICE Of SION/PIID FINAL PLAT REVIEW NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEN that a public hearing IV. Miscellarrwus Parking Fees. charges. A service charge M Thirty dollars ({30.011) is er lee for processi'ng' airy`particular historic '. DEVELOPMENT AFPROVAI, will be held on January 26, 2000 at a regular Serdce/DeRve Vehicle Permie., p1u~f2.00/tlay for web receipt' 00/yr SI00 hereby establi@herl,tor each new accmmt that Is prwetation or landmark tlWgmOOn apPlfia- " NoHCe is Irereby given M the general public of l l ' meeting to HeRin at 3:00 PM before the Boanl of . . nstmctfon VeAt<Ie Permit C setup for water service. if 5 dis<onn«Ilon Is Lion, ea opment p of asite specific deve the aDProvai County Commissioners. Plaza One Conference o In Residential Permit Parking ' 20.(X1 made in accordance with section 25 16.050 because of non-payment of water servicL• S«ibn 19 That Secfion 26.M.080 of the Municipal and the creation of a vested property right par- suant to the land Ilse Code Mthe City of Aspen Ruom, 530 E. Main St. Aspen to consider an appYication~ submitted by the Lazy Glen Handicapped Parking free 25 00 F ~ charges or utility investment charges, the dis- Cnde of the City of Aspen. Colorado, wtii<h sec- M d ' and Title 29, Article 68, Colorado Revised Homeowners Association, requesting Final Plat . ee Permit Replattment ~ 25 W l F connect charge of Sixty dollars ($611.0(1) shall be amer e flora estahlislies znnmR lens. is hereby Smmtes, pertaining to the lollOwing desoilied approval. The property is located al 101 Lary . ee • ~ Tow Track Ca«e R«t Fee 35,(1(1 due prior to reconnecton OI water service. n Y7 S etl to read as IWlirws: 26.OM1 OAtl ynning lec"s pmperty: 11195 Ute Avenue of the Clty and administrative decision of n b T dit ! A Glen, and is describeA as a parcel of lantl in n e th R T hi S S Irvcaz meter fee' ' 35.W e o That Sec6mi 2f>.OM1 060 of the Municipal Zoning'shnll Me charged the following Itts , y owm e n spe the Community Development Dlrechn. Fnr fur- g ou , a owns p Tract 65, S«t(on 2 7, Bf West M the 6th P.M. The appllcatioMresolo- ~~ 10 That Section 12.20.070 of the Municipal Cnde nt the Clty of Aspen, Colorado, which s¢r- Ilon establishes land use nDPlicatlon Tres, is for the srrvires IigeAo 1. Building pL o check hY zoninW Iher inlOrmmion contact Julie Ann Woods, at the Aspen/Pitkin CnmmunltY Develo went Ocpt, P flora are available for Dublic insp¢dlon In the nt ik~pmtment. City Hail Developm Commung Code of the City at Aspen, Colorado. which sea flora sets 1«[h tbe fe^_s for ngoor Ikerues. Is bench amended M read as /OllOws: y M O61Y"' L'xnl use nppllrntidn IS2f 0A11802ti A. RESIDENTIAL, AGRYCULTUMt., AND PIIRI,M t1St5 WTTHtfl-TFR:T7JRl.fC BONE DIS i:Ni 5, ralena SI Aspen. ColOm(lo (570) 9214 y e 130 S.-Galena St, As a CO AI671. For /urther Pe hereby amentletl In read as billows . i. lacy 'fftlL"I' ~ ' ' ` fi18XL ~ s/Kathryn 5. K«h, City Clerk, bdormatlon, tooted Tamara Pregi at (970) 924 5163 2.12.070.IJgmrilceme eppRCatlon tees. (a) The ralegodes of review prnmssrs M Hoirsing withmd brio- 1. Mnnulnctor Chy of Aspen . Deputy County Clerk Jeanette Jones ' (a) For a 32 Percent beer Dermil. ten dot- Tars (f 10.00). and base lees for the pr«essing of land use applications shall be as follows: men[ {50110 2. Manufactumd Housing with basement 1'uhiishM in The Aspen Times on Derember 25, , goats of County Commissioners (bj For a special event permit, twenty4ive Category Base Deposit {75.00' --' 1~' ~'~) Published in The Aspen Tlmw on December 25, dollars ({25.00). Fee/ Hours 3. New Work and Major Repair/Remodeling pUBLIC NOTICE ', 1949. (56637) (c) For a new littnse, three hundred dOl- 1 All Major Applications 12 $2,220.00 Change Orders IN - lays (E3a0.ad). 2. All Minor Appbcations G 1,110.00 Up To Sip s f. E50.W DEVFIAPMCNT APPROVAL PUBLIC NOTICE (d) For a transfer of location or member- 3 Slafl ApPr"vats 460.00 501 - 3,500 s.f. E 12/s.L Notice is hereby given to the general paDlic of COUNTY COURT, P177CIN COUNTY, COLORADO ship two hundred dollars ({200.00). 4 Flat Fee ~ 255.00 3,501 - 10,000 s.f. 3420 plus E.27/s.L for Ihr approval of a site specigc develoDmenf plan, Case No. 9g DR 30 (e) For a renewal of license, Iifty dollars, 5. Referral Fees-Environmental Health, each additinnai Imf over 3501 s.l ' and the creation of a vested property right par- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION AND CHANGE OF (f50,plO. Housing, Engineering ~ pius E 32/s.(. for IO,OW + s.f. EI SO0 suant io the fanA Use Cnde of the City of Aspen' NAME ' (f) For an optional premises license. fifty a. Minor Applica[ons $16000 each additional Cots Over IO,OIq a1 ' ' and Title 24, ArticYe GR, ColYrraflO Revised ' IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION FOR THE dMlers ({50.00). b. Major AppVcationE {320.00 RepaG /Remodel and Change A. Minor Smtutes. Pdrtaining to Lhr following desetlbed "CHANGE OF NAME OF: (g) For a temporary permit one hundred fi. PuDiic Rightof-way Cmistmdinn Orders $5(1.00, pmperty: 212 West Hopkins Avenue. Unit b5 of Indi[h Prochaska Morton, Petitioner. dWWrs (EIfp.011) License $270.00 ' (Note: Minor applications request nn the City anA TOwnsite M Aspen, by Resolution ORDER FOR PUBLICATION (h) For a late renewal application Ire live riRhCnF-w.ry mnsba<tibn The public changes to Oran area. use, ImigM anA/nr foot No. SR Series of 1999 M the Aspen Historic The Court havlnR read and considered the hundred dollars (f500.00) license ter. ma: ~i waived ur redaceA iO ihr dix- print. Those applications which are rant Mintq Preservation Commission. Fur further Informs- Petltlon for Change of Name and the petitioners cretian tit the Community Uevelupmen[ Director are consider Ma oc ) uan contact Julie Ann WnOds. at' the affidavit, and the ,Court~heing sufbciently That Chaptar 2.12 of the Municipal Code of upon a shoviinq of harclship or in siUmtlons FA'IYA4 R. NON-RFSID Aspen/Pitkin Community Development Dept, advised, y pm. Colorado, which section sets the Cit oI AS where ihr tee ma Ix: excessive for the work Y osed to be pe~brmed in the paDlic righ[o(- ro 1. New Work', Major Repair/RemOAeling O Ch d 120 S. Galena SI Aspen. Colorado (97U) 924 - FINDS: That the allegatlons made in said petition uirements: r i ll t t t ff d i f misttilaneous Fees, is hemby'amendM to add a P p ange r ers and ''p'p' y req s a u o and a i av t sat s y a new section 2.12.060 to establish certain Parks u'ay " ~ (h) The Community Development Up To 5(10 s.l. f.50.fp f.24 s.( 0(10 s 507 -5 f s/KaMryn S;K«h, City Clerk, AND THE COURT FURTHER FINDS: That the desired than a of name is ro er and rant detr4 R P D Department lees, to read as follows: 2.12.080 ParksDepartment Fees. De artment smlt 'shall kee an atturnt¢ re<onl P P l , . . 5,W I . IQINKI s 1 E i . 2 0 0 ~ Published in'IT¢ As rn Times nn City tit Aspen P December 25. ' mental to the mreresls of any other person, (a)Tree Removal Perini[ ................555.00 the processing u of the actual time required for each land use application and addibonal billinRS plus8.54/s.f. for carh additional loot over 5,001 sf 1999 S6E6 ( ~ IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED: petitioner shall e I That pursuant to statute (b) Perini[ to landscape in CityTtightof- 35 00 Wa shall be made commensurate with the addition- 10,007 , realer s.f E 1 , 5 0 0 8 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ , ublic notice M such than ¢ of name b p g y publ4 ; y ....... . ~O° 12 al costs incurred by the dly when the proeesx- ~ plus E 6M1/s.l. '(or 'each additional foot Over Of cation o[ Public Notice three (3) times in The That Section 25.M.120 of [he Municipal d hi h ing of an application by ihr Community 1)eveln ment De artmen[ takes mom time than p p' IO,IN11 -~ 2 Minor Remmld/ Repair/ DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL Riven ro the general public of NOlire is hereb Aspen Times, a Ieg01 newspaper, published in said-county. This publication is to be made with o, w c sec- Code of the City of Aspep. Colora Lion sets service charges for electric service and is covered by the base fee. In the evens file pen- cessinR Of an application Dy the Community Cbanqe Orders. E75 Minor a lications uesf (N t re y the approval W a site slxcific deveopment plan, i in 20 days of the date of this Order. Proper prarf ubli<allon shall Defiled with the Clerk of the 'nf diseonmd charges, is hereby amended to read ' Development Del*xtmem takes less lime than o e q - PP 00 <hangrs to floor area, rase, height and/or hwl ght par- and the crepiinn of a vested pmperty r suam to lhG land Use Cude of the City of Aspen p Court upon final publication. as lollgws _ Section 13 providal for in subsediOn (a), the department shall refund the unused portion nE the Dase tee. Print. Those applications which are not Minh and Title 24, Arlide 6R, Colorado Revised 2. Thai upon proof of publication being Rled f J h That Section 25.M.I20 Of the Municipal hi l h (r) The fnlldwinR gudelines shall he usal are consafer Major) ' C. 7.ONING ENFORCEMFM FEIS Stahrtes, pertaining In ihr kdlnwing Aesmbed' man Avenue of the Qty 479 Fast H ro er ~ udit with the Clerk of the Court, the name o Prochaska Morton will be changed to Judith orado, w c sec- Code of the City al Aspen, Co lion sets service charges for electric serdCe and for the administration of the fee structure set 1. Proleds eOnstmdrd wilhou[~permils, p y p ry . and Townsile Of Aspen, by Resolution No. 56. Ellen Prochaska. disconnect charges. is hereby amended to Feed forth above: I Fees d1a eel for [he rocessin of O ~ p g lees are doubled ass penah-~. PENALTY PROVISION 2 -yrtrs 0(i9l9 of the Aspen Hisrori<Prcservmion DATED: 10/27/99 Fitzhugh Scott III w follows: 20 of the Municipal Code That Chapter 13 a IicaUUns which fall into more than one w[e- Pp l h l h F h . - A enaR lee for enforcement actions p y ' Commission. Fur, further inkrrmatibn contact Jolie Ann Woods, al the Aspen/Pitkin County Judge . of Me City of Aspen, Colorado, which Chapter i e t e ees c a ee or shall be cumulative; w R Y- rg ations within the for the pmces ing of appli requiring a land use l EGOO W ty Development Dept, 130 S. Galena St' Qimmuni ~ Glenna Melnick Clerk regulates tree removals, shall be amended by 0311 which the addition nl a new s «tion 1320 s c same rntegory shall not be cdmOlatfve. In the . a roya 3pSi ermits. g" p Aspen. Colorado (91(1) 9245090 s/Kathryn S. Koch. City Clerk, published in The Aspen Times December 18, 25, , . _ shall read w~follows: event that the tees which result from cumulatlOn are found b ibe Communit ~ D'eveb menl' Y P Processing and code compliance for ail - EI 10 00 it Cit W Ac en Y p' 1999, January 1, 2000. (56272) 13.20,0211 Few. F f Y De rtment to be excessive in relatmn m the M' gn P . sl erm s ~ M1. Bnanl nt Adjustment fees: r published in The As n Times on Decemlre 25, Pe Ip~ (5Gf4zq) PUBLIC NOTICE nr tree, The applRable administrative ees number bf hours II is anticipated to reryuir¢ to processing and application tee Inc all _ NOTICE OP FINAL PAYMENT removal permits and permits to landscape In the Process the apPlicaflOn, the Commun0y Board W AdWstmehYapir¢als EI W.gO PU BLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Board of COUnty public rightof-way shalt be as established in Development Department may waive the coma- Secton 20 ~ i _ Of Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado , Section 2.12.OA11, Parks Department Ialion mquiremenl. That Section 2.12.050 Oi the Municipal pEVF.LOPMCNT APPROVAL. hereinafter the "Board." shall make final settle- Administrative Fees. '(2) Additional billings shall he based sole- Code of the City OY Aspen. Colorado, which sec- Notice is hereby given t6 the general public of ment for the work contracted to be done on the SeNOV 14 IY"" Processing Hme spent by members of the flora establishes mBCdlarreous fees, is hereby the approval Olasite specific development pUn, 'project known as the procuremenq purchase, That Section 1420070 of the Mumctpal Community Development Department' or"its amended Hy the addition of new subsections and Ihr. creation of avestetl property nght par- and installation of Aeroware Software at the y pen, COloredo, which sec- Cade of the Cit of As designee in the processing O(mi application. (H) and (i) which shall read as Toibws suanl to the land Use Code of the City of Aspen 'Aspen/Pitkin County Airport hereinafter the Lion sds few for special events permits, is here (3) Additional billings shall be compdted pQ Parks Dupart'ment fee brinstaliationof ~ and Title '24, Arikie 6R, CDkirSdo Revised _ "Project" to Aeroware Software, hereinafter [he by amended m read w follows: at the rate of one hundred eighty-five dollars Rags nn Maln Street ..... i6.00/Rag Statutes; pertaining td the following described °Cnntrac[or." on or about January 25, 2000. 14.20.070 Fees. ($IR5.0(1) per hour of additional Community (i) EI«Vic Departmfnt fee f« installation pmperty. i.ot O Alpirre Cottages Subdivision of Any person, ca-partnership, ass«iation of per- `,..~ Pdor to tlm issuance olaspedal even[ per- Deveopment Department stall time regnirerl. 5treeL.... 25.IX1 and removal of banners an Main ~ ~ the City and TOwnsfte M Aspen, by Resolution sons, rnmpany nr rnrporation that has her- mit pursnant to this chapter, Me applicant shall Refunds OI unuseA hours shall be made al the _ Secton 2i No. 43, Series of 1999 of the Aspen' Planning and niched labor, materials, team hire, sustenance, y` pray the permit processing fee set, forth In rate of one himcTred eighty4ive dollars (FISS.IKI) -The effective, dam of this ordimnce shall Zoning Commssion. For lorther information ' prevlElons; provender, or other supplies used « Section 2.12.050 (h) and, in addition to the pro per hour of time. - he January I, 2000. ~ ~ rnniact Julie Ann Wouds,'at-ttie Aapen/Pitkin rnnsumed by the Contrac[ot br hIS subcontrac- ' ees.Ung few, all w[imeted charges for city sec- (4) The Community Oev¢lapment Director Sadton 22 Community Development Oept, 130 S. Galena Sq tors In or' about the performance of the work vices, property, and equipment requesreA by shall establish appropriate guidelines mr the This ordinance shall not have any effect nn Aspen Colorado (970)9205090. ' cnMracteft to he dune or that supplies rental the aDPitcant or determined to be a regWSite i l t b h collection of add0ianal billings as required. : h ll b i d Th s'f i c u existing Iftigafion and shall m[ operate as 3h abatement of any aetmn or pmc¢Ming now ~, - s%Kathryn S. KocD, City Clerk, ('sty of Aspen machinery, tools, or equipment to the extent whose used In the pros«ution of the work even s y t e spec a condition of apDrosmi coONlnatoc ( ~ ee sir a e rev ewe l r t re s annually as part'oi the City nl Aspen's bu"dgPl pendlnR omler or by virtue M the Ordinances publishes in Thc Aspen Tiin¢s nn Ilecemtmr 25, - , claim therefor has not been Daid by the SesUov YS 120 M the Municipal That Section 25 M hearing process and should eery adjustments bra they shall be changed to become necessary amended as li¢rein providml. and thesame shall 1999 (56666) ' Ire construed and cosiduded under such prigq ~, .. ' Coniractnr or his subcontractors shall file with the Board written verified notice of such claims . , Code of the City of Aspen, Colorado, which sec- , effective on January L VMinanrw. - S«tlon 23 ~^ PUBLIC N0T9CE ~ RE: ASPEN MOUNTAIN DRAINAGE MASTER Y P to and including the time of final at an time U' Lion sets service charges for elecMCService and (6) The, Community Development i ~ - an s«tlon, subsection, smlence. << Y IAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GNF.N That a paDlic settlement Orst stated above or forever waive without limitation pursuam any and all claims disconnect charges, is hereby amended to read me Department shall,identily prior to or at the t 'whetfier of submission oialand use applicatidn clause, phrase Or Portion M t6YS nrAmmrce C6 mr ' Bearing wig Ire helA on Tuesday, Sannary t h , , to 1973 CRS 3&24107, as amended, a most the 8 as follows: 25.04.Y20 FJedric servce and disconnect , an apPllcNlon 'is to be relerreA to the m «urlcons[ilmional in a any reason Heid fnvai ~ court Of rnrripeie41t juriulktkin; suc7r pintiriri 20W eta meeting to begin at 4:30 p.m. belOre the " ~ Aslmn Manning and 7nninR Commission at Ibe gourd of Count Commissioners, Pitkin Count Y X charges. Engineering; Housing, nr Environmental Health shall im deemed a separate, dtstinit'arM irde. , Aspen Fire Department Meeting Pbdrn, 420 F.. ~ Colorado and the Pro «1. j All claims must be aAdressetl as follows: A servke charge of thirty Ouilars ({30.00) h Departments, The Community Development whether an appli- ertineii[ shalt also Identif De pendent prpvision'and shag not al(ecttlre valid- i H r of n _ iYOpkins Avenue, Aspen, to consider en'applica- i ~ i Board of County Commissioners at Is hereby established for eaeM1 new account T y D f l g port ons e e sty of the remaini tted by the Qty of Aspen request ng uon subm ' t C/o Sue Parker, Contract Administrator b setup br electric service. Ifs disconnection Is made in accordance wIM section 25.040R0 erra , cation constitutes a minor or a major re based on lhe'bum6er of bouts which will be p pahlic heaHngon the ordinance shag b¢ helA on the tOth'of Jamrary 2000, in Ihe'QYy ot the Aspen Mountain Drainage ado ptidn The property b co'nimonty known Master Plan - Aspen/Pitkin County Airport because M norr-payment of electric service required t0 review [he application, and charge ' Council Chambers. ~Atpen Ctty Hall, Aspen, . w Aspen ~ Mountain. For further Inlnrmafinn, 0233 E. Airport Road, Suite A CO St6ll Aspen charges, the disconnect charge of sixty dollars i f for` each referral a<eorclinRlY- the applicant Additional billings and refunds `sFiall notapply to Colorado. READ AND ORDFRI°D PUB- INTROWCFJ) contact IYfdk Adeh at [he City of Aspen ineering Department 130 5 Galena St En , Published in The Aspen Times December 25, on o 60.00) sna0 be due ar tb reconnect (f Prl utatimi of referral fees ilia com , theCYtyCouncO of rovided b lasrb IJSHED a-s , . .. g As (970) 9205490 nickaE <i azpen co en CU 1999. (SfiG.58) ej~tlp Etl9iRe, . p y y P , A , . . p , , r . .. r: -., ~ r ., ... ,. r ... .. :. .... ..v..,.-..~.::'...n:~...M;.,,::..i+\:,:::,.'.v'--::,.,,'.e,-ax'},~.f::l's.~l:.::,'-rh;.21.I.1:tiK ..~i~~~.:yl;n'-i11=:.-., S,J. ......;...-q-c':iL,...': :. rv`Iu.W,•?T'.`.t-.~SI.Epfw- UCT-19-1999`TUE 02%50 Pf1` ~, ~• ~ . , , I2E: ANAI RANG; LL( NO'~TCE SI IiE`iy G ] 999 at a meeting to begin atf Room, Aspen City Hall, 13U S Ranch; LLC requesting 1041 enyelopcs for existing sttuctur and is dzscribed as a tract of la 10 South, Range 84 West of th Aspen/Pitlcin Community bev slLance Glarka Pitkin County Hearing Officer Published in The Aspen Times ~: Pitkiri County Account No. 00: [:~ N(l. ~ Y; : Ul PUBLIC NIOTICE w++.nmM-~ w k i A A - Est r,.r_ ~_z~; ,- I , . & SCEhJIC i'PVERI,AY public hearing will be held on Tuesday, November 23, .fore the Pttlcin County Pleating Officer itt the~Sister Cities 5t., Aspen to consider an applca4ion submitted by Andi ,view ~ Secnie Overlay approval to establish building .essory uses. The property is located at„43051 Plighway $2 d in the SE 114 and the S~ 114 of Section 17 Township a_ ~,,. n , f• For isiirt~ier information contact Gabe Preston at the bepartrnent, (990)'920-~09~#'" ~cr 23, 1999 .YMiWY+F+' W.xa~~eAagr^c l" ,4wrvL ., xdu„ ~ k I } _ ".~ ~. i ~.. ~.. ~:.. r, z ~-. ~~ LIST OF ADJACEN_ T PROPERTY R`e1a.. rc.r,,, „... .. .. a ^, I .Ir OWriTERS TO ANDI RANG, LLC. Parcel No. 271'T300011 Claudia Aspen View, LLC 4675 SW 74'" Street Miami FL 33143 (273717300022) Alexander P. Anderson LLLC .. ,,, POB 94 Aspen CO'81611 (273717300010) Pitkin County 530 E. Mxin Street Aspen CO', 8.1611 f Land Management Bureau o 50629 US Highway 6 and 24 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 ~.L~11/b~ ~/ j I < .T ~ ....+ .. ..a :. ~.. ~ i. .: ......, w:r- v~., -,_ .. ..- .~. I ., Y. ,„ y x.s ' - CER1'IFTCAT~ O`F'MA~IdNG W I, Janet Lynn Raczak, do hereby certify that I placed in the United States Mail, First-Class Postage Prepaid, on October 22, 1999, a copy of the attached Pubhc Notice for Anti Ranch L~,C 1041 Hazard Re'ew & Scenic Overlay,. tq individuals listetl~~on the List of Adjacent Property Owners, also attached hereto. {.. -,.__Pu6hs e m ~ ,. ~. ~, ~ ,c _ ~ ,~• ` ,... . .. is .~- ..... ' PUBLIC NOTICE RE: Ai~DI RANCH, LLC 1041 HAZARD REvIE~v & SCENIC O'~TERLA`. NOTICE )tS HEREBY GTVEl~°fhat a public hearing will be Held ori'2'uesday, Nov RoomatAs entCig tHa1 gt130 S. Galena Sor A' eritto conso~de~an ~ Officer in the > P t3' sp pp tion submitt Ranch, LLC requesting 1041 Hazazd Review & Scenic Overlay approval to establsk envelopes for existing structures and accessory uses: The"property is Iocated at 43b5 and is described as a tracf of land situated in the SE"1%4 and the S`~V 1%4 of Section 1 .~ 10 South, Range 84 West of the 6th P.M: For further infoiniaton contact Gabe Tres Aspen/Pitkin Community Development 1)epazhnent, (9y0) 920-5092 s/Lance Clazke Pitkin County Hearing Officer Published in The Aspen Times on October 23, 1999 Pitkin County Account No. 002:02 Post-itW Fax Note 7671 nber'23, lister Cities ~~by Andi ` - , ~uifdmg,.. ~T~ig~iway 82 0- ie F 12°0 The Aspen Times • Sahnduy,Sunday, 01 i .. .. V 1 's , , - .,;~^.n•garP.:.b:r n..n Ht,r.,w+.;.t.w.:.-,..,«y :.- ...~, 324 1999 ,. „~ k,c ... 'd ~ Zyi'. ,dn w..:.A' "t_M1.`..awvJ«~>°nitinn. R l i- ~:. f11, I '. ~ ^- ~~ ( 1 . A l'W 1o.(MMmW 7~ 1, t4 .a',Wl H , ., k' 1~ to I, ^ t ~ .. .. _ .. ,. PUBIC NOTICE' _- -~ ., .~._ .. ' PORSDANf TD C.R.B., 37-92-302,-'A8"Aar; Yuu'a:o ~isotified that Che PO13aNigq pttt na i _ t0 ehree individual Yesideatlai acres -doll N° r, Mater rights eo De u l Cgppr wa a La9taba Of Cha 8ppliCari0118 apd apanq¢d applications filed with the Natar Clark foY IYater Division 5 dusia the a f SSPT 1 RewenM+e Cnn,.~ ThB AppllEintp are lease 0.3 acre foot o[ historic"conem ' 9Wt o 1 IDaBmt 1999- g Neter Diviaion No.'S (herainaieer ee ' The 0.3 acre [Doe in derived Cron eat, 1. 99CN17> (92CN321) GAIIPI8LD - ~~.~-•.^,.. ClWlltP - L}r~NiTB~ N0. 2 DI'K9[ Pkdll'pDII1f MIL§~ (meRK, ROAR.Tt3G PORT[ RIVER. Slmor ArbWa 5585 idl Reservoir Comany. me Park Ditch an Cattle Creek under th0 Yollowiv~ x etl y; M and Ave.; Glenraod Besiege, CO 81601 '-970-945-5808. "Arbe+tey Pond nl - Application CO"Makg Absolute a Conditional NateY Ri ht DB i ,., _ "'~" D'JARr.Ir, '3~S'Y'CR;/1 ~ ~ ~ g . Creed Septm4ber 36( 1993, 92CN321. Location: in Iqt i] Sec. 22, T. ] 3., R. B9 Yt 6th P M ptne peaeed petodry ao pee ., . . at a point 325 feeC from the South Sec. lido' affi 900 tact tram the east Se li twevl txe e. ne o! said &ec, 22. Appropriation: December 30, 1992. Addstn't: 8.0 aP, ebealuGe. Vae: domestic, tiW culture, livestock aeetheti i a`t r ~ , ce, w ldlife habitat and aetlande. The application Contains a detailed outline of th ' f I e work Completion of the a r performed Pot BP opriation anfl mppliention of the water to"b v neYi i Gtrfie e ee. (2 pagan) c al Ink ph<e 9.p }At wit _ _ - It3dtAk'P "m~~~XNR' APPLICA IT O R~Gi "aVRE"'~~ . ~ ~ . .~~ ~~ .n!c~„ 8 ' ~ • ..ti.. < . jsA wrr tutee wd piece l,i a m ]ne w/s n/s . ~ N 1 O MARK A PpR OP'P@,t- RItTB ARR ...,...... .._ -_ .. ___._ nnrTRlwn -e,m ~ Dark oftt6 1.0 3lI w/s ~_°° m ens mss( of Cha SNi( of the SRif o! Section 20, Township 30 South, Repge 84 west o[ the Sixth prim M i atmewb panes edodtr lo. 4eenN V e er dian. The northern axis of the dam itl loeate8 approximately 1,220 teat north et the"Sault section 11W 20 f 0°t taeettcp ' sec, n o Section and 850 Leac neat of the Baet SectiW'Sitw of Section 20 from whence it ores !n a southwesterly direction f • a 6a„ t or appzoximneeiy aeYmty-ties feet (Pltkin Comey).The ~althne pond Ditch headgaN dill be located W the sett b Ma . ^ r' nrnetB tp ank of rren Creak in the NNi( of the'8RN of the 8RX o[ ~eeetion 20, T aweship '10 South, AW9e ~84 Neat of the Sixth p i fm. Me, s95.aD ee ,te/N r nce Nerigim, rat a 1,300 teat north of the BWtn Section line o!'Sectioa 20 etpOw~io ~ th e x x S le aof ' foe. An, less lr n9 fee, tat. apl p 1t to/rt asl II e e t t t ant 9eceioa 1 er160Ca i°° ot Seetion 20 (P1Ckin County). SOUrca: Natran Czenk, n ry o! Che Roaring` Berk River, Apptopriaeloq data: Pebrua AmOWt 25 A /eA r °4 t a cunt 0 o ay t roug. aeasm') Nater rill l ry : , 3987, 0 t0 dunce Pond: 0.43 e.t., cOMltioRdl.Ae to Auhrte poM pitch: 0 e. t.e., edaditioaai 25 II a , a so ba dlvertaa to 4,500 e0uare Ceet Ot lawn aria la: . . e : A0 to Runde Pond: Pieu'fprial, irrigation,' recreation, etogkvrgtering-end'aeeChetle'puxpesee. AB to Kuhns Pond DitCR: Piscatorial, irrigation r i diverted Sor wacerirg o{ six head of associated rich Applicants' OJ der , ecreat on, etockNateriag, "aeatheC3C and for delivery into storage in the Ruhaa Popd. Detailed'OUtliae o[ rork toward l P ed3udicated and detexw3ned in Cnae N for water DSVIBIW No. S. R:bi3 Cosep OYm9d OtiW OE the a pBi ~~ cation aM 'application OP waur t0 Cha conditional ease de<re d d i 1999, up t° p,i aCr9 [apt of eater Im Ra l a u ®_ _ °9 the relsvgdt d131ganCe period, including ripd the fornm a D °a1 n ' in l lt g sa t NaDaz Contlananey Diserict' e , oi'keCl;awtlW for Ruedi Reservoir v , ° ° e°9ag r Dens=. Jay R. ad markeciraJ thae tt ec lvieiee and aster rights to this eQ to Che sale of the property I rights, Appilcant Btaxte,~eovsenructi~t0o p~ir~e h~~o~rty aM rater DiECh All R l ceaervoir iocatad !n the eINVRgf( 'e peat of the 6^ P.M., in sagie ar . u ConeClvCtlW has been done by the AppllwnC d15mmI1 me PA°d spent 30 hours ConstruCtiag the Pond arm Ditch N Y tl y ~li oilglr;ally deCnW !or Ia0, 697.3 ac 20 6 Ju" 9 mt a` tlt . Y m y, tl ie R ponq holds 0:025 a.f, pf aateY. The AppllCant is Conti Wing t0 sold wmaelly.' Tha Ruhae PoM Ditch hoe been t'ge the bona C 'l e , 2 , 395], poi ry [o O Yd electric M dowati<, indwtrial piscat i omp ated and ie delivering 0.25 c.f.e. Co the Ruhne pond,' Roth fns Pond i i°d the Ditch are WrreaCly baimJ spelled to piewtoriel , or al i Casa No. N•>84-]6, teatar Diviaioa N Reservoir d , reereat laSC W a~e absolute, date, utle aaq amamt o[cewe°ter applied'to battue[iclall Luh ' es reduced from Yap,, 8eatbekhE-ot plan for e vgmmeaeiW: Nd " n uee ne pond. Data: July 15, 1998. Dee: piscatorial, t!c[letioa, aesthetic. Anxmnt: 0.025 a.f and $txuct ll NO. 1, pe att elCexvaeb point , YanrcY'ound Daele !oz dameet c . ure: y L998. Vee: Piscatorial, recreation, RLh°° Prmd Ditnn. Data: Jal, iS, Dili and aespt3etic. Aabunt:' 0 Previou 25 we aingYa resldeneial site. Wring th, ('cop lrrl a i ' s . e.f.a. .,W, _._ genes lRmceedin9: cane. Rema=kes a. w..._, r... ,_ _____.._ _ g t on season ), aster wi s_.<.,_..~ _. __ - 1e eW9nt to be made absolute, and- ~'" 'e c`°•° co ice Rutme PWd Pond !tl re the ramalning O:a05 7•.L. for flu IOlhn® quested to be Continued e ' =peer wv based m; e a conditional rateY righe. Ttie entire amount decreed to the Ruhn® pond Dit h t00 t c , 0.25 e.f.e., ie' eaugnt t0 be made " absolute. Por both the Pend dud Che DiC h i OPD tr t C , pimcatoriei, recteatioa, and aesthetic aeee are naught to be made absolute and etockwatering dad irrigation are reque9ted t b ' ea wn dew W,! o e continued as Cond itlowl aeee, ee acorn halo=. Ruhae Pond. Amount: 0.025 a.l., absolute, 0 405 a L Pi l~tip'ex . . ., eortgitioaai. Vee: scatorial, ncreatioa, dad aeethetie, abaoluEe. Stockratarittg dad irrigation conditional R h irrigat! , . u ne Pond Diten. Amowt 0.25 c.c.s., absolute. Vso: Piscatorial, recreation, anq eeathetice 'absolute. &tockrateri irrigation noMitiaasl (5 txJ mtd [set r are 196 , pages) - ' CODtTl'Y ,- . ~ 8. 99GMiea lR1WItrD" _ :. _In1TBR •~{,-.-.~~' ~'. ', .::::i..v.a.r..,,:+p.,~. RIVER. Alan L. and Sill Rr,.«« .,.._ . _ .. 'l~ '1'6R ROARL^9 !DR[ acre Yes divezsia Ol re1Tl No: 89rL 2eted May 6, 1992: Gae lNO SO92C11221ntC~rti a tezWCOOYt;iDivisinm n 1 Point of Diversion; 881/4 of Cha RN3/4 CL See. 29, T. 7 8., R. 87 N. 6013 p,M. at a point 1, a98 t0. B_aat Ot tn9.'MaBt gee, £ana apd 3,a98 Lt. o£ Cho Noztb See. Line, A '~~ ~- 0.033 CfB. RietorSC IIse~rIn~hous< Date: NOVemDer 1>, 1996; eeidmce and irrigaeion oL Wa acre of Sa~MVeBtaM q =e dam Dear dgin :1/4 oP she NNL/4 of Sec. 19, T. ] S., R'. 87 N, of eha 6th P.M. Applicants' predeceeeor n ineelbec sae isBeed t Boiat`lna lnCe aCio if°' 1 O° MwNnbmr 30, 3995, gpplicsn4PBp i~aair ~3}awns. w_ra. a'a=aee,l, enm lx me Ch1e pmlv,ie eosin Sc. vane _ _taen ima,ud Vaxbwl e.,wzvenau,-w....a..-.._-.,._--._ _ r le. 99Cr192 (93CN3B2) GARPSRtp COpN1Y ~-'AMR2Nd^PDAIt"AIV6R~"'r Jean M Blue and Oee Blue; 0404 Ro=d 10a; Carbongele, Cp 81621 9Yp-963-265]. Sumys3de Decroedi~ Dpcemberoi, 19B9~B>~363~ Locatlde i BNl/4881%<p°a~Cla25 3 ~S9j"e ; R. BB N., 6CR PM at-a point whence Che 88 corner of said Sec. 25 bears SWth -63e33• a d3eeenea o[ 1865 teat. Appreprlatlon: oceobes 26, 398>. Amount: 1.0 ctn. Use: iaduatcal, ,pining, duet nuppramsla3 sad manutaceucng purpoaee in a gravel pit. The Application eoneains a detailed outline oe th¢ work pertonvad during the diligence'period. (2 pagan) N2~Q 9TTLH 9r4Nar ~S~~BN.r(.B-atWi~PITAIN t30pNtIAg -'6°u~iwe•Y'i;:i.Y:: •.~_~:. tis2^• cu recommend m amend= ing Ordlnmce. The Commission v the manner in which Pioor Aria should be used In the Acdeasorl Program. This is a recommends Chair Ruedi RagnrVO11 VAenEe Cba BN~•cninai Of Se0. G! Ot 6th P,M, bears M. 79°00' N., a Qietanee oC 2,01 Appropriation Date: July 29, 199>; AmounC: 490 electriclCy, irrigation, dameatlc, municipal, atOCk industrial. :Applicant eeaka an all o[ the BeealtE~ it in she amouht o[ 0.03J eta Kell No. 1, mere particularly deatribed em Lo11oa^; Set. 1B, T. ]S., R. B7N of Che 6th P.M„ at m North sac. live and 1,400 tC. from the saet aeC ' Dapth~ 350 yin acre~lwat ~armuail ccev eugmantat Aeaezvoir Sa 0.038'seY~e'""Pent ~n Applicants have aneieipated CDat coq-lrcgatiop seasm aWld ota aeeerlbed augwncaeion plan ie e frdp the well, aM prevent 3a3u water rlghea. (6 pngeel YW ARR ®RROf N01'YPI®''TmiS YCV Tile with tae Mater QerR is quad: saetiog forth LaMe me to a ray St, anwld a eed a+'hYiy In 'deco. mkAtemave of~`euvaxa,-.,... _._ Notice Is .,..:w has been the Aspe the ewul 1999. ~ ,., a' attars td bb augmentea:~ 8ahelmRO ~ PUBLIC NOTICE I ,r augmentation: g ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY LIVEN THAT [he Board of anOra of ap optlpn to perpatuelly ve d b COUnty COmmI33lOners, BdOpted 8[ (ts regain= 0 e reea in Came No. >9CNO9>, s referred co am CLOG aces' 1 meeting on September 22,1999,mdafteraduly- . me nee=ded co ehe'Perk ditch and rwir Consmny diverts rater from noticed pubilc hearing published in the Weekend Edltlon of The As Pan Times On e~~ ' October 2, 1999, confirmed the following ~- A=,xf3Ai•1,3 , Emergency Resolution 157: Mtvaiertioe ipprppmtew fr. t ~ AN EMERGENCY RESOLUTION OP THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSfONERSOFPITi(iNCOUN- M ` p`t` ' TY, COLORADO AUTHORIZING THE CHAIR TO EKECUTE AN AMENDMENT TO AN AGREEMENT ' REGARDMG OPERATION OP A CA$LE SYSTEM Copies of the full text of the ReoluHOn M99-157 bnVUD t)Itlupl Ian are available for pubOC Inspection from 8:30 to aDA+u +pnav tut 4:301n theb(fice of the Cluk and Recorder 530 V:Hlau ap:/vpl can a/slue East Maln Strnt Aspen, Colorado 81611 done: +Ppnt vu 970.9205180 ","-.n+ 1 t m ar tc eeervoir COnablldebd Reabrvoir. This rod co=caine: Jmnm jes ~ Deputy County Clerk l " ' ' ' Published in The Aspen Times on Ouober 23 RT4N a : . . ~ , 1999.(52228) im tppreprertioo f, 3. rat` 'PUBLIC NOTICE Of DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL Notice is hereby ghan to the genual public of the approval of a site spedlic development plan, and the creation of a veled property right pur- l 9/1/1191 pill sumt to the Land Use Code of the Clty of Aspen % siii tie 24, Article 68, Colorado'ReWSed t 9/e I91a -. Smtute pertaining to the following des,-Nhww vca ecorxc we: The nietocC use [ooe~ot historic wneumptive vee vee ' '79CNd9> in the Dimtrict, COUrt is erM DSY. ey contract dated Septepber 30, wen nbeurad ny'the Applicant Lrom the ar aIlotmmG contract aiGh cha 3mspau er. Rpedi Reservoir is an oa-charnel :ebt!'oa ~18; -TOwnohiP s' $de'th~,"Rerige' Bak" -- Pltkin Counties. Rued1 Reservoir roe teat is Civic Action No, 8613, GeiEield' 5e, alth an appropriecW dace of duly r glderatiW, SrrigetiW, vmnlCipa3, stook watering uses. Subsequently, in 5, the amOant O! aatar deCMM Co AVedi '.] sere LeBC to 102,369 aeee [eat. lataY'irill tie diverted from ens Sehelman diversion !or the Raealt'COaduit, on e' or fli=es sialle-Pamily dxallings ov a deans oL May through octoner, 1nC1uclve also be divprCpd under thane Yighte for tut of lawn and laMecape irrigation. 1n a1 £le-x hid OC nCOCk. TAis plan Se ('G~l {M ed hp°wtt 31y 'eetimaCed to !Q to be 15t of diversions ~rasta eater leash field system. Livetltock sate[ head," or"a6 ODD Cotel for Dix horses, qe. The irrigation dewed is 2.33 acre '-Griddle wthodology, a0siming an sot epletrona ate assumed to bb 1.97 sere ' t require;mntB tar these eugna+ttted uses >jpeteq aWUnY wMUmptive use of 0.961 e euaaelarising the contmpideaG mb+thly' - Behelwn Nall No. i meetB the criteria pletim categories, as deemed in Caae Stmihit B hereto depicts the mbntMy ton "tor well group D. A proyyacted dapletiona into eCCOWt fe Sxhfblt C quirealent Crav the CLDC water is 0.329 the to a ~~ Notice Is ~. ", --- uue ca, wrticle 68, Coloratlo Revised x.,ns'.,a-, ,, ~. b.p. ,.:w * . ,,.f„(,., Statute, pertaining to the foOowlnB~dncribed day oe NOVA'N~Hrt"LS49 eo property: Grand Aspen HoteY at 515 South 3 etateoent of oppoeitiev Galena Street of the Clry and TownaltC of Aspen eh°'rid Dot btu grmtee ~ by Resotunon No. 90, Series of 1999 N the Aspen Coey3C3°ne. A' PW the,appiioahtl~tAe :'f:~ For furUaer ";Int6ruraNon^icpn' last"Julie )Ann oE'aveh eervlee'sluil 1M - 5; CROP. (Piling Pee: Woods, at Me Aspen/PItMn Community s; 109 stn street, suite Development Dept, 130 S. Galena St As n Sad Ih'The Aapen'Time October 23, f9gB."~ ~' ~' ~ ~ ~ ' - I"f 5'; ~; - f ; , '.•. .~ ~ Colorado (970) 9205090, p° ' . PUBIC NOTICE ' _ NOTICE OF BUDGET' ,,•..'....., ~.•r a't'e '+''''-'I i° .. .~. , ~.,. envelopes for existing structures and actvasoty uses. The property is located at 43051 Hi h t , s : .: /Kathryn S. Koch. ' ~ Ciry Clerk, p iereby given that: a proposed budgef g way 82 and M dncNbed as a tract of l nd it t Published In The Aspen Times on October 23, ubmltted to the Board of Directors of Consolidated $mRatlon District for s ua a ed in the SE 1/4 and the SW 1/4 of Section ti7, Township 10 South Ran e 84 W t f 1999_. (52213) PUBIC -~~ 8 Year of 2000; a copy of such pro- 'get has been filed In the oltlre th , g n o the 6th P.M. 'For further intormatlon contact Gabe P o NOTIC Of DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL e molldated Sanitation District, where open forpubiic IdspeMlon; such pro- d et wlPl b rest n at the Aspen/ Pitkln ~COmmunity Development Department (970)9P0.5092 Notice Is hereby given to the general public of the approval ofasne spedflc develo enact plan, and the cre ti ty g e considered at the regular meeting of the Aspen s/Lance Clarke - ,Pltkin County Hearing Officer ' a on of a vested s g p props N ht ur- - sumt to the Land Use Code of the City of Aspen d imitation Dlatrict to be held at Published Id The Aspen Times on October 23 and Tltie 24, Artide~ 68, Colorado Revised Street on Dettmber 7th 1999 at 4 PM. rested erect r f , 7994. (52230) ' " ' ' Statute, pertAlning to the following described o o the Aspen :d Sanitation Dlatrkt may Iwpht the "' - PUBLIC NOTICE " ~ Property: 1590 Homesteke DNVe Lota 17&l8 of Block 2 of [he Clty and Townsite f A edger and file or register airy dbteo BNOWMAS$ WATER pNp SANITATION DISTRICT o spen), by Ordinance No. 29, Series of 1999 of th pl o at anytime prior to the adoption of ADVERTTSEMENT FOR BIDS L ProposaG"for the supply of a 640 KW al e anning and ZoNng Commission. For further informa- Hon cont t J l n The Aspen Times on bctober 23, i) _ natur Bas generator and switch'gear wi8 be received b ac u ie Ann Woods, a[ [he Aspen/Pitkln Community Development D ' ^` '' PUB y the Snowmass Water and Sanitation DIStNCf, "660 Fairway Drive, Snowmass Village C l d ' ept., 130 S. Galena $t Aspen. Colorado (970) 920. 5090 LIC NOTICE :E NOTICE: That the Board o(County f ' , o ora o, 816f5, on or before 11:00 a.m. October 29, Iggg, at which time the proposals will b . - s ' ~ /Kathryn S. Koch, ism o Pitkln Countg Colorado, Mils ring on Aagwt 11, 1999, and after a e opened and read. An Public the ab'oveo y prop°sal received aker i ill' ty, City of Aslpm 1 I pubilc hearing, adopted the follow- m a99i2: me w be Immediately retunrdd to [he'Bidder 1999 is5ZZ20 The Aspen Time on October 23, ( ) VOFTHE BOARD OF COt1NTYCOM--' OF P117{IN COUNTY COLORA 2, TheSpedficulons maybe obtained from RWS ~EnglneSring Company, 7910 Ralston Road M4, A PUBLIC NOTICE , DO, SpEC1AL REVIEW APPROVAL 'FOR P rvada, CO 80002. The equipment or sobstltutp rem 'orA e`ui meet mwt be d l d ~ Of DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL Notice Is hereb Ivan to the l r ARAGIDING ANp ASPEN EKPED4 ' MOUNTAIN CL1MEiNG SCHOOL e i ered b December 1, ,999. Y Published: 10-2399' ~ genera publlc of the approval of a site apedflc development plan, and the creation of a voted full text of the RnoluNm are avaR- Ile Inspection during re l b Owner.' A R ' property right pur- suant to the land Use Code of [he City of Aspen Ti " gu ar ull- In the Of/1ce of the CI¢rk and ~ > F.,J.St Main Street, Salle lOl `As m ' y/s/ IChaM G. Wall, Manager ' ~ Published IdThe Aspen Times October 23, 1999,' ~ ~ ' - and tle 24, Article 66, Colorado Revised Statute, pertaining to the following described pro er K i , p , .I 1. Phone (910) 9205157 PUBLIC NOTICE ' " p ty; o orwheel at 720 East Durant Avenue of the City and Townsite of Aspen b Rn l tl Jeanette Jones, Depmy Cdunty Clerk Notice of Budget Notice Is hereby given that: a proposed budget , y o u on No. 85, Series of 1999 of the Aspen City Coundl. For further Information cont t J l The Aspen Tlmn on Ottobu 23, has been submitted to the Basalt Regional Library Board of Trustees for [he ensuin ac u ie Ann Woods, at the Aspen/Pltkin Community Development De t 130 S PUBLIC NOTICE ' g year o[ 2000• A copy of such proposed budget has p ., . Calms St, Aspen, Colorado (970) 920.5090. )RY DWELLING llNfl' (ADU) PRO-' ' been flied In fire office of Bazait Town Ha11, where the sattie'is o e f '" - s € ~ ~t~ ~~ AREA BONt)SES REBY CNEN that apubil<hearfn ` p n or pubilc inspection. The proposed budget will be Lron'sidered at the re ai N Ciry Clerk, ~ ~ City of Aspen g n Tundayl November 2, 1999, £t a g n: ovember meeting of the Basalt Reglonal'Ibrary Board of Trot Published In The Aspen Timn on October 23, 1999 (52 -' O;a will be hek meetln8 to V &. will s ee to be held at 99 Midland Avenue, Basalt'Coloratlo, on November 8, 1'999, at 6:50 p.m. Any Interested elector Of the'Basalt Regional Library Distract may Inspect the propnetl budget and file or reg- ister any o6lectiow thereto ht any time prior to the final adoption of the budge. Published] In The Aspen Times October 23, 1999. PUBLIC N07YCE ' RE: CLAUDIA ASPEN V1EW, LLC 1041 HAZi(1(p" REVIEW & SCENIC OVERLAY NOTICE SS HEREBY GNEN that a public hering adll be hNd on Tueday November 23, 1999 at a meting-tb begin at 3:OQ pm before the Pltkin ounty Heating Officer In the Sister Citin Room, lapen City Hail, 130 S. Galena St., Aspen to con- fider m appiicationsubmitted by Claudm Aspen /law. LLC redpre'ating 3041 H82arE Review &, 'reenic Overlay approval to amend development nvelopes for, the construction a garage, a dN- ewayand landscaping. The property is located t 43151 Highway 82 and is described as a tract t land altuated in the SE 1/4 6nd'the SW I/4 of eMlon l7, TownshiplOSouth, Range g4 West of to 6th p,M. For la=ther Information contact ~ t PUBLIC NOTICE Nonce is herebEty gi0ven ego th~ge~~V public of ' the approval of a site spedfl<development plan, and the creation o(a vested property Ngh[ pur- suant to the Lmd Use Code of the Ctty of Aspen and Title 24, Article 68, Colorado Reyf,~d Statute; pertaining to the following do ~7tt ' Property tattle Neii Haei at 675 Eazt L Street of the City and Townsite of Aspeti, b- "adminl3Vative dedslon' of the Community ForTfuPthert niformatlppon contact Julie Ann ' - Development DePt,A13pm9PICaIenaCStmAapenY . ' Colomdo (970) 9205090, - .y." ;,, ' , "s/Kathryn S. Koch, ~~ ~ -~. . ~ Ciry Clerk, Pubiished'in The Aspen Tlmn on lOryctober ~~ 1999. (52210) , k' ' PUBLIC NOTICE . Of DEVELOPMENT APpROVAt: ' fc. Amount: 15 --°°• ^ azraeld count getup sasalt water cmeenancy Dletrice (•gNCDY~ Dane the Basalt conduit aster right. Applicent wi h h -'-"" '- °a"' °...:vv pm cetore the Pitkln County Hearing OBicer in the Sigtbr'Cltfes Room .+abe Preston at the Aspen/ Pitkln'COmmuNry Development Department (970)920'SO Notice Is hereby given to the general public of the approval ofasne s edtl d m s ave c mater tlupply'contra<t BNCD. Name eta address oe Dens= oe land upon ankh point of diversion and place of use re located: Roger and A , Aspen City HRII, I3D S. Ga(ene St., A9 n to con- situ an a Iicati b VV t ~ g2 9/LenCe Clarke p c evelopment plan, and the creation Of 8 vested ro art N ht uF P P y g melia eahelwn, >378 Cooney Roan 100, Carbondale, CO 81623, Oareiela CWnty. Taa plvPOeea well w1u Sena u P on Su mi ted b YAndi Ranch, LLC requeting Id41 Hazard 1teWew 'Ri Scenic O Pitkln County Hearing Otflcer Published In The Aspen Timn on October 23 SUmtto the Lend Use Code Of the Clty O(ASPen and Title 24, Article fig Colorad R verlay approval to n[ablish buiYd(ng ~ ~' , ' 7999. 052229) , o evised Statute, permining to the following descNbed a - -- . -... ,., .~:. .. ,; Proputy. 610 South RiversldeAvmue of the City ' r * I '~ ' '~ ~ ,~ w _- ~.._...... ,., r,._, .. .. . ..., ,. .,,~,~ .' .. .. . ., .. }: ... ... ... ........,.I,.,., :i .,.:.,: '-.,,h.u;_;.+:w~::,, vm i.''i .g„> tin.TS.+°.,:.Sih. 'A.:t"; ., 'd. m„inwrmanon contact Julie Ann at the Aspen/Pltkin 'Community enact Dept., 130 S. Galena St Aspen, p (970) 9205090. s/Kathryn S. Koch, -: , - ~ - '- City Clerk, ' ~ City of ASpen d in The Aspen Time on October 23, Notice is hueby given to the gmerN p,>~of - tha approval ofa3lte apedflc develOpm. n, and the creation of a anted property rig... ,,Ur- suant to the land Use Code of the City of Aspen and Title 24, Article 68, Colorado Revisetl Statutes, pertaining to the following decNbed 16,IP7e,18 9~and 20 of Block 1 SConnorsiAddltlW to the City and Townsite of Aspen, by adminis- trative duislon of the Commwity Development Director. ' For further Information contact Julie Ann Woods, at the Aspen/Pltkin Community Development Dept., 130 S. Galena St Aspen, Coorado (970) 9205090. s/Kethryn 5. Kceh, . City Clerk, Pnblishe'd m' The As " 'city of aspen . 1999.(52211) Pen 71mn on October 23, PUBLIC NOTICE OI DEVELOPMENT apoonllev : . w•.•.e cne VerDel ewryeney pe11e6.- `Applicants elalm m ass diverting rotor merely to confirm the location of the Sowers Nell No. 1c snit $e nowedr113ed Located= Alan L. and TS31 ycptt BJ725 AN 53rd S[L ie~'et, nBOCa RRton~ "PL ~J496~ (3 pageel T®: FR®M RE: Phgne ~9~0~ 92o-so~o"~AX'~~~ro~.,9io=s~~39 ~ .~~ ~ ~~ MEMORANDU'"M ,;...... .:_ ; Attorney ` Zoning Engineer DOW CSFS Wildlife Biologist Floodplain Administrator Gabe Preston, Commtuiity Development Department P129-99 DATE: October 15; 1999 Attached for your review and comments are materials for an application by Andi Ranch; LLC. This _ _ ~.,~. ~.1.~ ,,, .. ~..„ .~. application will lie reviewed liy the Prtkin County Hearing officer on November 23, 1999. Please return your comments to me rio later than November 5, 1999. Thank yot. a~,~n.~.P,fi~~~ ~. _v~;. ,. ~ ,., .: r~ ~ ~., .;r. October 15, 1999 Glenn Horn 215 S. Monarch, #104 Aspen, CO 8lt?1'1 ~' ~ "" Re: Andi Ranch, LLC 1041 Hazard Review, & Scenie Overlay ` #P129-99 Dear Glenn, The Planning Office has completed itis preliminary review of the captioned application. We have determined __ that this application is complete. After a more detailed review of the submittal information, additional q q Y P a li ation. sThe ~lanneh incharae1of the re a re uestedgn order to ade ~uatel revi Y and roy ss the pp p g 'view will re uest the information from oii directl We have scheduled this. application for review at a public hearing by the Pit~in County Hearing 6fficer on Tuesday, November 23, 1999 at a meefing to begin at 3:60 p.m. in the Sister Crtaes Meeting Room m Aspen' City Hall. Should this date be inconvenient for you please contact me within ~ working days'o'f the ctafe of this letter. After that the agenda date will be considered final and changes to the schedule or tabling of'the applicafion will only be allowed for unavoidable technical problems. The Friday before tkte meeting date, ' we will' call to'mform you that a copy of the. memo pertaining to tie application i§ available at the Planning ' Office: _ We have forwarded a copy of this application to the Colorado State Forest Service for referral comments. relleased until payment is received 0) 248-7325 to arrange for payment of their fees.. Comments will not be tit is your responsibility to post a public notice s%gn on the property at least fiftee: n.,~ prior to the heating (and remove it within one week after) and to""mail notice to~all adjacent grope owners at least 30 days prior to the hearing with the return address of the community Developm De artment co ` p ( py of notice to be obtained from the Community heve"loprrrnent Departme~it). ThE and addresses shall be those on the current tax records of~'itkin County as they appeared no mor days prior to the date of the public hearing. Please submit the encfosed Affidavit of 1Votzce by Pos . ~_. .. Mailing as proof of compliance with the Code at the hearing. names than 60 ng If you have any questions; please call Gabe Preston, the planner assigned to your case, at 920-5092. Sincerely, Tenley Taylor, Administrative Assistant Aspen, Colorado 81611 (970) 920-5090 FAX# (970) 920-5439 n. ... a ['71'1GT1CW1T5N1VTVi" `^ Lsitwi i~ 3" "~P'M , 130 Sout ZxaTena Stree "~`~'~"~^'~"`~'"r tlspen`..C`ofo"r'ado ~1 f 1 ~""`.,.'~-~'"`~"'~'~~.`~;R" : ;: , , P3tliin ~oua • Land Use: :.....'..:;>~.':.:-„.._:a:.,<..7,.. >:.-.,:.....;-,' _._,. _ ~.:r^, - .. ' 172 . -:,.cT"o3`Acr).,"'.... ~,.:,;,. -. ~ ' ~ ~ - 'Boar x ~..,.-. 'arc ~-.;~_.~~.A ~ ' ^;.~•;-~.~~~,w:.>.',.~^~ ustm'ent """" _ _ Y.,._ 159. 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