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PUbIIC NOtICe Sunday, July 26, 2009 • Aspen Times Weekly
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF THE FOLLOWING
MATTERS OF INTEREST REGARDING THE PITKIN COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS: -
Unless otherwise notified all iegular and special meetings will be held in
ihe Board ot County Commissioners, Plaza One Conference Room, 530
E Main St, Aspen
All regular meeting items begin at 12:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter
as the conduct of business allows. Check agenda at htto�//www
aspenoitkin com for meeting times for special meetings or call 920-5200
Copies of the full text ot any resolution(s) and ordinance(s) referred to
are available during regular business hours (8:30 - 4:30) in the Clerk
and Recorder's office, 530 Easi Main Sireet, Suite 101, Aspen, Colorado
87671
NOTICE OF FINAI ADOPTIONS 8Y THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS AND THE FOLLOWING DULY NOTICED PUBLIC
HEARINGS BEFQRE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ON JUNE 24 2� �
ORDINANCE OP THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN
COUNTY, COLORADO, AMENDING TITIE 8 OF THE PITKIN COUNTY 2006 LAND
USE CODE FOR VARIOUS LAND USE CODE AMENDMENTS
Ordinance No. 079- 2009
RECITALS
t. Pitkin County Community Development StaR has initiated numerous Land Use
Code amendments to amend the Pitkin County Land Use Code (PCLUC) in effort
to more eftectively address development in the County. Amendments will need
to be made to Chapters 2-7 and 8-9.
2. The Planning and Zoning Commission �eviewed the proposed amendments
at a regulady scheduletl meeting on April 14, 2009. The Commission voted in
favor of 21 of the proposed 22 Code amendments to recommend approval to the
BOCC.
3. The BOCC reviewed the application at 1�' Reading at a duly noticed public
hearing on June 70, 2009 and at a duly noticed public meeiing on June 24, 2009.
Evidence and testimony were presented with respect to this application.
4. The BOCC finds that this Code Amendments are consistent with Pitkin County's
goals and policies regarding land use and development in the County.
5. The BOCC further finds that the amendments to Chapters 2-7 and S-9of the
Code are appropriate and in compliance with Section 2-40-10.
• Sedion 2-10-30(d): Board ot Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2��20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2��40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2��40-110: Variances for Setbacks
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAiNED by the Pitkin County Board of County
Commissioners that it hereby amends the following Sections of the 2006 Pitkfn County
Land Use Code.
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Seclion 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-40-170: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Deeisions
Section 2-20-10(d): ENect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-700(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(7), {3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing ONicer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Ofticer Decisions �
• Section 2-20-70(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-40-170: Variances for Setbacks
• Section 2-� 0-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-70-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-4030(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
� • Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
• Section 2-�10-30(d): Board of Adjusiment
• Section 2-t0-60(d): Hearing OHicer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Chaoter 2 shall be amended as follows�
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Eftect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
• Section 2-70-30(d): Board o} Adjustment
• Seciion 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect ot Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-4030(a)(t), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks Section 2-70-30(d): Boa�d of
Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(ti): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-40-30(ai(t), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Sedion 2-70-30(dl: Boarci of Adjustment �
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-70(d): EffeM of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mai�ings
• Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Sedion 2-1030(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Of(icer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect M Pending Lkigation
• Section 2-20-700(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TOR Deetl Restrictions
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-70-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings �
• Section 2-4030(a)(1), (3), and (5): 7DR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10.60(d): Hearing Otficer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): EHect W Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-40-30(a)(7 ), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-1030(d): Board of AdJustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Lftigation
• Section 2-20-700(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-4030(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing ONicer Decisions
• Section 2-20-70(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Hestrictions
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
• Section 240-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-4030(a)(1), (3), and (5): 7DR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-10-30(d): Boarcl of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-70(d): Ettect of Pending Lftigffiion
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
• Section 2-20-10(d): Effect W Pmding Litigation
• Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
• Section 2-4Q-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-1030(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-70-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Lkigation
Section 2-20-700(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adiustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Ettect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-700(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-4030(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDH Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board oi Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(tl): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending�Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-710: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Seciion 2-70-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-70(d): Etfect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): 7DR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-710: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-700{a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
. Section 2-40-30(a)(1). (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(tl}: Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20.100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(7), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances fo� Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board oT Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing ONicer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(7), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Atljustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Eftect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Seciion 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-1030(d): Board oT Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Etfect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-710: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Seciion 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDfl Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
�
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Otficer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): EfteM of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(aj(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): BoaM of Atljustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Ofiicer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Ettect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Pubiic Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Reffirictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances tor Setbacks
Section 2-1030(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-70(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board ot Adjustment �
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect oT Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): 7DR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adiustment
Sedion 2-10-60(d): Hearing OHicer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): EHect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-7 70: Variances for Setbacks Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): EHect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-710: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 240-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(6): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-4030(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-t 10: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Lkigation
Section 2-20-700(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board o} Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Sec[ion 2-20-10(d): Effect W Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(bj: Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-70(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-t 10: Yariances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): ENeM of Pending Lkigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-t 10: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): EHect oi Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment is authorized to hear requests for Variances trom the structure
height or yard and road setback provisions established by this Land Use Code, pursuant
to the procedures established in Sec. 2-40-110. The powers currently delegated to
the Board of Adjustment by the Board of County Commissioners are summarized in
Table 2-1.
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
The Hearing Officer shall render a decision '
at a oublic hearing, The Hearing Officer may approve, approve with conditions, or deny
a development application. All decisions shall be placed in the public record with the
Pitkin County Clerk and Recorder and shall be available to the public.
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending Litigation or appeal
Effect of Pending Litigation Qr Ao�eal
invelved-� ,
j11 When an apoeal that is commenced oursuant to § 2-20-180 or when litiqation or
any other ac[ion or oroceeding tha[ is filed in a court or other tribunal of competent
iurisdidion may result in the alteration amendment or voiding of a orevious
determination or action oursuant to this Land Use Code affecting deve.l�abilitv
zoning development regulations construction imorovement or other aspects of
development affecting a oarcel of land in Pitkin County the filing of said appeal
litigation or other action or proceeding shall operate as a stay applicable to all
entities of--
(A) the acceptance orocessing or issuance of: any and all buildingaoolications
or permits� development applications or germits; development ap�rovals: or anv
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4ther County action which would oermit or otherwise authorize construction site
work. aradinq land imorovements or creation of a vested rfghtpursuant to this
Land Use Code
121 Exceot asRovided in subsections (d)(�-(5) of this sedion--
(A� the stav orovided for under su6section (d)(t�of this section continues uniil
the issuance of a. final non-appealable j.�amen[ or order in any such appeal
IityaTrort action or other nroceeding
(3j On re�uest ot �ar�y in interest and at[er notice antl a hearing the Board shatt
grant relief from the stay provided under subsection (d)(11 of this section. such as by
terminating annulling�modifyiny or conditionin�such sta�
A tor cause inc;luding the lack of adequate orote tion of an interest in property
of such partv in inierest or a finding that the appeal litigation action or other
Lroceeding will not alter amend or void a Rrevious determination or action
oursuani to this land Use Code as soecified in subsection �j�
(� if the Board finds that the filinq of the aR eo al litiaation action orproceeding
that gave rise to the stay is oart of a scheme to delay hinder or defraud an
�pplicant or othe�r party and that based on the evidence oresented to the Board
the apQeal litiaation action or proceeding is frivolous orgroundless
(4�he stay untler subs�ction (�11 shall terminate on the date that is 60 days after
a reauest is made bv a party in interest under subseclion (d)f 3� unless such 60-day
period is extended bv the Board aRer notice and a heariny for such specific eriod of
time as the Board finds is required for good cause as described in findings made by
the Board
(5) Upon re uest of_��arty in interest the Community DeveloQm�nt Director with
or without a hearing, shall arant such relief from the stay provided under subsection
(djj11 of this section ae is necessary to orevent irreoarable damac�e to the interest of a
person or entity in prooerty if such interest will suffer such damage before there is an
opportunity for notice and a hearing under subsection (d)f31 or fd)(4) of this sedion
6 In n hearino under subs�ctionld)(3) or (d)(4) of this section conceming relief from
the stayprovided for w�der subsection (d)�1] of ihis section the burden of oroof shall be
on the party or �arties onoosing termination or modification of the stay "Party" for the
purposes of this subsection may include Countv staff
(7) The Communit�Development Director shali make the initial decision regarding
whether the filing of a eals,liti atio�or other actions o( Dfoceedinas shall operate
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as a stay oursuant to subsection jAj(11 of this seciion The Community Development
Director's decision mav be ap�aled to the Board as provided for'rn subsedion�d)(3)-
(5] of this section A decision by the Boardp�rsuant to subsections (�(31-/5) ot fhis
section shall be su¢ject to judicial review Rrsuant to Rule 106�)(4j C R C P
Section 2-20-700(a)(4)(b), (c), and (e); Public Notice Mailings
(b) At least thirty (30) days prior to a public hearing before the Hearing Officer
Planning and Zoning Commission o, r_the Board of County Commissioners, and
at least seven (7) days prior to a public hearing before the Board of Adjustment
the applicant shall send the required form of noiice to all owners of property
within ihree hundred l3009 of ' the ro e subject
to e( the development application, as follows. I� the application is for approval
of oil and gas exfraction or mineraf extraction, notice shail be provided to both
the current surtace owners and current subsurface owners of the parcels of land
within which [he facility is proposed to be Iocated, as well as the currenl surface
owners of those parcels of land adjacent to the parcels within which the facility is
proposed to be located.
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Subsection (d) switches to (c)
(e} d Notices shall be sent to adiacent propertv owners byfirst class postage preoaid
U.S. mail. The applicant shall deliver to the Community Development Department,
prior to any scheduled public hearing, or meeting, or any adminisirative decision
that reauires apublic notice an affitlavit confirming that the requiretl mailed
notices have been completed in accortlance with the provisions of this subsedion
(4).
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
(1 } lRREVOCABLE TOR CERTlFlCATES �
A property owner who wishes to sell a TDR from a sending site 9n'sewaNan-aita�r--an
hall first obtain an irrevocable certificate of TDAs
(TDR certificate) from the Communiry Development Depariment through either the
Administrative Review or OneStep Review (as shown in Table 2-1). A TDR certificate
shall only be issued where the sending site meets all of the standards and criteria set
forth in Sec. 6-70-40. A TDR certificate musl be issued concurrently with [he severance
of the development right from fhe Sending Site and execution of a �^-' -� -.�„�-.,m,
restrictive covenant for the Sending Site.
(3) �, �.,..;-„o;: RESTRICT/VE COVENANT OF SFNDlNG SlTE
ConcurreM with the issuance of a TDR certificate, the owner of the Sending Site
shall execute and record a'---' -�i:;��, restrictive covenant on fhe parcel that
acknowledges that the development right has been severed from the parcel and that
future development as defined by this Land Use Code is prohibited. The deed-resfrietian
covenant shall be a form approved by the County Ariorney.
(5) DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS AAPURTENAN7 TO LAND
The owner of any parcel of land trom which development rights may be transferred may
transfer those rtghts ai any time to any person, provitled, however, that the use rights
and the value of ihose use rights shall be deemed for taxation and all other purposes
to be appurtenant to the land until such time as the rights are severed from the land
pursuant to issuance of an irrevocable TDR certificate and recordation of a preservation
-' -��;,�. restrictive coven�nt. Upon severance of the use rights from the land, the
vaiue of the land for tauation purposes will be re-assessed.
Section 2-40-710: Variances for Setbacks
• Section 2-10-30(d}: Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-1030(d): Board of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-30(d}: 8oard of Adjustment
• Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
VARIANCES OF STRUCTURE HEIGHT OR YARD AND ROAD SETBACKS
(a) Authority
The Board of Adjustment has the power to grant variances from the strict application of
the provisions of the height and yszrd and road setback provisions of this Land Use Code
pursuant to the standards in this section.
(b) Approval Criteria
The Board of Adjustment shall only approve a variance where, by reason of unUSUaI
narrowness, shallowness, or shape of a specific piece of properry at the time of the
enactment of the regulation, or by reason of unusual topographic conditions or other
situation or condition of such piece of property, the strict application of the height or vard
and road setback regulations of ihis Land Use Code would result in peculiar practical
dit£iculties to, or untlue hardship upon, the owner of such property, and the granting
of relief from the sirict application of ihis Land Use Code will not cause substantial
detriment to the pubiic good and wili not substantiaily impair the intent and purpose of
the Pitkin County Comprehensive Plan and this Land Use Code.
(c) Limitations
The Board of Adjustment shall have no power to vary from the limitations on use, lot
area requirements, floor area ratio requirements, stream setba�, or any requirements
of this Land Use Code other than heights and �rd and road setback requirements,
Section 4-20: Permittetl Use Table - Horse Boarding: Accessory use specific
standard.
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TABLE 4-1: PeaMineo Uses qu�g� pj;gt��tg �,
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Household living �
Duplex Dwelling Unit S M S A S S S S M A §4-30-010(a)
Mobile Home A A §430-010(c)
Mobile Home ParIC A
Multi-family Dwelling Unit M S S S S S M A §4-30-010(d)
Single Family Dwelling Unii A A A A A A A A A M A A A A A A A A M A §4-30-010(f)
Group Living
Dormitory Housing M S S S S M S
Group Home S S S §430-070(b)
Nursing, ConvaYescent, Rest, or
S S S S S S M - §4-30-010(e)
Retirement Home
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Unlisted Agricultural Use A A A � A
Blacksmithing S S S S
Farm Building S S A A S A A A M S M S §4-30-020(a)
Farming S A A A A A A A M M A §430-020(b)
Firewood Splitting, Commercial S S S S S M A A §430-020(c)
Horse Boarding, Primar A A A A S §4-30-020(d)
Kennel or Veterinary Clinic S S S S S S M - §4-30-020(e)
Logging S S S S S M M - §430-020(t)
Mineral and Grevel Extraction
(formerly Mineral & Gravel
Exploration / Mining, Concrete, S S S S S S S S M M §4-30-020(g)
8atch Ptants
Oil and Gas EMraction S S S
§4-30-020(h)
Ranching (formerly Animal
Protluction & Husbandry Services,
O[her Farm and Agricultural uses A A A A A q A A M M §4-30-020(i),
(not including Commercial Feed
lots
Silviculture A A A A M
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Airport M §4-30-030(a)
Cemetery S S S S S M -
Day Care Center S S S M S S S S S S S S S S M 5
Educational Class S S S §430-030(b)
Hospital M §430-030(c)
Ins[itute M S S S M - §4-30-030(d)
Park, Playground or Playfield S S 5 S M A A A A A A A A A A S
Public Facilities, Major
(Formerly Essential Govemment �
and Public Utility Uses, Facilities M S S M §4-30-030(e)
and Services
Public Utilities, Major S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S M S
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Pubiic Utilities, Minor A A A A A� � A A A S A � A A A A A A A A A M A 4-30-030{tl
Religious Institution
S S S S S M S S S S S M S §4-30-030(g)
formed Church
School or University S S M S S S M §4-30-030(h)
Sewage Disposal Area or Water S S S S S S M S 5 S S S S S S M S
Plant
Transit Facility M S S M
Gomme�cisl & IrnlustdaF
Eatertainment & Recreation �
Adult Entertainment Establishment S 5 S §4-30-040(a)
Alpine Ski Area & Support M
Amusement or Entertainment
M S S S §4-30-040(b)
Establishment
Campground
(fo�merly Commercial Campi�g S S 5 5 M S §4-30-040(�
Areas
Golf Course M M
Nordic Ski Area and Support S S S S M M S
Facilities �
Outdoor Recreational, Other S S S S S S S M M S §4-30-040(q)
Riding Stable or Academy (formerly
S S S S M S §4-30-040(w)
Commercial Ridin S[ableS
Eatin , Meetin & Lod in
Bed and Breakfast A A A S S M S S S 5 §4-30-040(d)
Country Inn, Guest Ranch, and
S S S S M S S §4-30-040(i)
Resort CabillS
Hotels. Motel or Lodge S S §4-30-040(I)
Meeting Haii or Conference Center
(formerly Reception Hails and g S S M S S §4-30-040(0)
Meetin FacilitieS
Restaurant and/or Bar M A� A A S §430-040(u)
Timesharing or Fractional
M S §4-30-040(x)
Ownershi
Office and Clinic Uses �
Financiallnstitution M S S §4-30-040Q)
Medical or Dental Clinic M A §430-040(n)
Ottice - M A A A M §430-040(p)
Research Facility
S M §4-30-040(t)
Sales and Service U�s
Arts and Craft Studio, Primary A A A A §4-30-040(h)
Building Materials antl �andscaping
(formerly Equipment Supplies and S S S A §4-30-040(e)
Contractin or Subcontractin
General Services S A §4-30-040jk)
Personal Service Outlet M A A A §4-30-04�(r)
Retail Sale ot Goods
(formedy Places for Retaili�g of M A A A §430-040(v)
Gootls
Vehicle and E ui ment Uses
Automobile Parking Lot, Commercial M 5 S M S
Automobile Service Station S A S §430-040(c)
Vehicle and Aircratt Sales and
Service (formedy Vehicle and . S M
Aircraft Related Business
Other Princi al Uses
Cellular Telephone Facility S S S S S S S S M S � S M S §4-30-040(g)
JunkYard S S S §4-30-040(m)
Radio or TV Transmitting Station S S S S � S S 5 M S S S S S S S S S S M §430-040(r�
Use by Federal Permit (formerly
Uses, Activities & Facilities 5 5 5 S S S S S M S S S 5 S S S S S S M S
Permitted by Special Use Permit
Issued b Federal A enc
Accessory St�uctures with Bathing
A q q q q §430-050(a)
Facilit
Agricultural Stand A A A A A A M A A A A A A A M A §4-30-050(b)
Arts and Crafts Studio, Accessor A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A M A
Building-Mounted Cellular
S S S S S S S S S S S S S S §4-30-050(c)
Tele hone Antennae
Bus Stop A A A A A A A S A A A A A A A A A A A
Camping Area A A A M §4•30-050(d)
Carefaker Dwetling Unit S S S S S S S S S S S S M S §4-30-050(e)
Club House or Recreational Building S S S S S M S S S S S S M
Day Care Home A A A A A M . A A A A A A A A A A
Employee Dwelling Unii S 5 S S S S S S S S M S
Home Occupation A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A M A §4-30-050(f)
Horse 8oarding, Accessor A A A A 5 �'3e'�f�i-
Satellite Reception Device S A A A S S A A A M A A A A A A A A A A M A §4-30-050(g)
Solar Ener Coilector A A A A A A A A A A M A A A A A A A A A A M A §430-050(h)
Tem orar Commercial Use A A A A A A A A A A M A A A A A A A A A A M A §4-30-050(i)
. Trail A A A A A A A A A A M A A A A A A A A A A M A
Water Crossing or Diversion S S S S 5 S 5 S S S M S S S S S S S S S S M S
Wind Powered Electric Generator S S 5 S S S S M S� M §4-30-050Q)
Micro H dro Eleciric Ener S stem S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S 5 S S §430-050 k __
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(Code Revised (all sections) 6y Ord. 074D, 2006, 07-05-08; § 420 -Table 41 (part) provided that the removal is accomplished ihrough the use of standard forestry practices stored for firewood.
amended by Ord. 012-08, 09-13-08) and techniques. (4)(e)Clear cutting of areas larger than five thousand (5,000) square feet shall not be
Section 4-30-20(�(3xa) and (4)(c): Removal of Dead/Diseased/Damaoed Trees permitted, unless requested or approved in writing by a state or federal government
(3)(a) Removing, damaging or destroying trees or other vegetation within hvenip{-2B)
one hundred (1001 feet of the mean high water mark on any stream or within wetlands
or riparian habitat is prohibited unless approved by Pitkin County pursuant to other
sections of this Land Use Code.
(4)(c)The selective removal or trimming of dead, diseased or damaged trees or other
woody vegetation that constitute a significant and direct hazard to persons or properry,
(4)(d)Prior to vegetation removal under this �rovision the applicant must present to the
Community Develo�ment De�rtment written confirmation from a certified arborist or
recoonized treelforestry exoert documenting the condition of the tree/vegetation and
�h h ard created if removal does not take olace This requirement can be waived
pursuant to section 7-20-10(� The ap�l�icant is reouired to qfODerlv disposal of dead
or diseased trees in accordance with the Land Mana�ement DeoarlmenPs policy Dead
or diseased trees that are removed as a result of [he Mountain Pine Beetle shall not be
agency in order to avoid or mitigate a public health or safety hazard.
Section (a)(d) moves to (t), (e) moves to (g)
Chapter 5 shall be amended as follows:
Section 5-10: Dimensional Standards Tables — Table 5-1.A and 5-1.8:
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N/A 35 160 35 35 35 35 30 20 � p 2 MF = 15,000 OTH = 6,000 M
Minimum Lol Area (ac.� NOTE 6
Minimum Usable Open Space per .
800 M
Dwelling Unit (sq. ft.
Minimum Lot Width (ft.� N�A 400 400 400 N/A 400 400 400 200 50 M
From Arterial Highways
100 ft. setback for buildings/ 100 ft. setback for outside uses M
Structures / Outside Uses (ft.) NOTE 7
From Major Roads
100 ft. setback for buildings/ 50 ft. setback for outside uses M
Structures / Outside Uses(ft.) NOTE 7
From Collector Streets
50 ft. setback for buildings! 25 ft. setback for outside uses M
Structures/ Outside Uses(ft.) NOTE 7
Prom Property lines
(1) Lot Size < 3 ac = 30 ft.;
Front Setback (ft.� SR SR (2) Lot > 3 ac. and < 10 acres = 50 ft.; 30 M
(3) Lot > 10 acres = 100 ft.
(1) Lot < 7,500 sq. ft. = 5 ft.; (2) Lot >_ 7,500 &< 30,000 sq. ft. = 10 ft.;
Side Setback (ft.� SR SR (3) Lot Size >_ 30,000 &< 43,560 sq. ft. = 15 ft.; (4) Lot >_ 43,560 &< 3 ac. = 20 ft.; 10 M
(5) Lot >_ 3 ac. &<20 ac. = 30 ft.; (6) l.oi >_ 20 ac. = 50 ft.
(1) Lot Size < 3Q000 sq. ft. = 10 ft.;
Rear Setback (ft.� SR SR (2) Lot >_ 30,000 sq. fl. &< 10 ac. = 30 ft.; 10 M
(3) Lot >_ 10 ac. = 50 ft.
. 100 NOTE 14, 15 and 16 M
From Streams (ft.)
Ma�cimum Height of Principal ZO 20 NOTE 8 28 28 28 20 20 28 26 28 28 28 ti1
Structure (fl J
Maximum Height of Accessory
20 12 NOTE 9 20 20 20 15 15 20 20 20 20 20 M
Structure (ft.
Grass Floor Area Exempt From
GMQS (Without GMQS Allocation j��e 5,750 NOTE 5,750 NOTE 5,750 NOTE 5,750 NOTE 5,750 NOTE 11 NOTE 13 M
or TDR Purchase) (Base Max.)-(s¢ N/A NOTE 10 � 750 � � 5,750 1,000 2,500 NOTE 4 � � � � � � NOTE 12
NOTE 11
kj Floor Are3
Gross Floor Area After GMQS
Allocation and/or TDR Purchase N/R 15,000 NOTE 15,000 75,000 NOTE 15,000 NOTE 15,000 NOTE 15,000 NOTE
(Final-Max.6i�elRrea�3t:j N/A NOTE 10 � 5 000 11 NOTE 2 �.000 3,500 � � � � � � � � 8,000 NOTE i t M
Floor Area
(Code Revised (all sections) by Ortl. 014D-2006, 07-OS-06; § 5-10.10 Table5-1.B (part) amended by Ord. 026-06, 09-13-06; Section 5-10: Notes for Table 5-1.A — Emma Caucus Area floor area limitation. The notes shall be amended in the following
Ord. 012-08, 04-09-08; Ord. 02408, 07-23•08; Ord. 02408, 07-23-08) fashion:
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NOTE 1: In the RR zone district, the mazimum size of the Activity Envelope defined for each pdncipal use shaU be one-half (1!2)
acre. Dimensional standards in the RR zone district may be varied by special review pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 3-40-20.
NOTE 2: As an altemative to the strict application of the area and bulk requirements, parcels in the LIR35 zone district may be
developed as a cluster option, pursuant to the siandards in Sec. 3-40-50(d), provided that the applicaiion indudes the entireTy of ..
the unsubdivided parcel and adjacent parcels heid in common ownership as configured on January 16, 2000. If the cluster option
is used (1) There shall be no more than one (1) principal single family dwelling unit per eighty (80) acres. AcWal lots may be
smai�er if accompanied with a preserved open space parcel that maintains one unit per 80-acre density. (2) Maximum allowed floor
area of all buildings shall be 75,000 square feet.; of which (a1 8,250 square feet shall be exempt from growth management; and (b)
additional square footage up to 15,000 square feet may only be obtained through successful growth management competition or
for use of transferable development rights. '
NOTE 3: The maximum potential density and developability for properties within the TR-1 and TR-2 zone disirict shall be based on
ihe entire unsubdlvided parcel. Ail buiidings shaVl be included in the calculation of the floor area.
NOTE 4: For lands rezoned to a TR-2 zone district eHective on or before January 26, 2005 exisiing vested rights in prior .
developmeni approvals are recognized, and property owners may continue to rety on those vested rights untll their expiration.
Residentiai development in place or approved prior to January 26, 2005, shall not be deemed non-conforming relative to the Pitkin
County Land Use Code.
NOTE 5: As an altemative to the strict application of the area and bulk requiremenGS, parcels in the TR-2 zone district may be
developed as a cluster option, pursuant io the standards in Sec. 3-40-70(d), provided that the application includes the entirety of
the unsubdivided parcel and adjacent parcels held in common ownership as configured on January 16, 2000. If the cluster option
lis used� (7) There shail be no more than one (1) principal single family dwelling unit per fifiy (50) acres. Actual lots may be smaller
,rf accompaoied with a preserved open space parcel that malntains one unit per 50 acre densiry. (2) Maximum albwed floor area
of all buildings shall be 3,500 square feet, all of which shall be exempt from growth management; and no additional floor area may
ibe obtained through the use of eiiher 7DAS or additional growth managemeM allocations. HeigMs and setbacks may be modified
through the Two-Step Review process.
I NOTE 6: Minimum lot area per principal use or dwelling unit (in square feet) shall be: MF/U� = 5,500; MF/L =3200; MF/ST =
NOTE 7: Off-street parking, signs, and lights shall meet the setback requirements for outside uses. Access roads, highway II
regulatory and direclionai signs, safety lighting, and safety features shall be allowed between the right-of-way and the setbacks
listed. Off street parking and lights don't need to meet the setback required on colledor streets. I
NOTE 8: In the RR zone district, height of principal and accessory structure5 shall 6e measured to the top of rldge or to the top of I
the parapet surface of a fiat roof, as measured form existing or finished grade. whichever is lower. See Sec. 5-20-60(h)
NOTE 9: Not applicable to structures existing on tfie Sth of Ju{y, 2006.
NOTE 70: In the RR zone district, the maximum house size and maximum tloor area ratio are replaced by the following provisions:
(1) Maximum iootprint per principal structure shall noi exceed 1.000 square feet without special review approval. In measuring the
footprint, all dimensions shall be taken from the outside face ot framing or other primary wall members.
(2) Maximum allowed square footage shall not exceed 1,000 square feet, except as may be aliowetl through special review to
retain an existing structure when a new structure is proposed. Below-grade space and garage or carport space are includetl in the
calculation of maximum allowed square footage. Up to 600 square feet of a legally created structure existing prior to January 2,
1996, that is retained pursuant to special review, shall be excluded from the maximum allowed square footage for a new, separate
structure; square footage in excess of 600 square feet shall be included in the maximum allowed square footage. The entire square
footage of an historic structure shall be excluded from the maximum allowed square footage.
(3) Decks, porcbes, etc. shall not exceed a maximum of 500 square feet, as measured from the outside tace of the material.
Siructures including. but �ot limited to, decks, porches, stabs, patios and terreces. shalY be included in this cafculaiion, and these
structures shall be contiguous to the bUilding footprint.
(4) Platforms and tree houses shall not exceed 250 square feet, which is included in the maximum allowed square footage of 1,000
square feet.
(5) Outhouse, storage and mechanical enclosures shall not exceed a total of 160 square feet, which is excluded from maximum
allowed square footage ot 1.000 square feet.
NOTE 11: For land located within the Frying Pan area, the final maximum AweHing-nnN floor area shall be 5,750 square feet Floor
area tor princ4pat structu�e, including all below-grade space a�d attached accessory struclures, shall be limited to 4,000 sq. ft.�, up
to 1,750 sq. ft. of floor area shall be allowed for accessory structures and uses that are detached from principal structure. In the
Capitol CreekJSnowmass area, the finaf maximum 9weHitx�tmit floor area shalf be 8,250 square feeY, and within the Basaft Urban
Growth Boundary. the final maximum dweiling unit floor area shall be 5,750 sq. ft. In the Emma Caucus area the final m imum
filoor area�hall_qe._8 250 sguare tee.t:_. These maximums shali � � not be exceeded with a GMQS
allotment , evheUier-or use of TDRs a+e-parehesed. These maximums shall also appty to a
dwelling unit whlch is to be located on a parcel containing five hundred (500) acres or more unless the parcel was legally created
and received development approvals prior to July 5, 2006, in which case previous approvals regarding house size shail apply.
NOTE 72: (1) Lot size
0-25,000 sq. tt. _.13 up to a maximum of 3,250 sq. ft. of floor area; (2) Lot size 25,007--50,0�o sq. ft. = 3,250 sq- ft. ot floor
area, plus 9 sq. ft. of floor area for each additional 100 sq. ft. in lot area up to a maximum of 5,500 sq. ft. of fioor area: (3) Lot
size 50.001--100,000 sq. ft. = 5.500 sq. ft. of floor area plus 5 sq. fl. of floor area for each addRional 100 sq. ft. in fot area up to a
maximum of 8,000 sq, ft. of floor area; (4) Loi size 100,000 and larger = 5,000 sq. R. of floor area plus 7 sq. ft. of floor area for each
additional 100 sq. fl. in iot area.
NOTE 13: Notwithstanding any other provision of this Land Use Code, the gross floor area shall not exceed 4.000 square feet for
lots and parcels < 7 acre; for lots and parcels >1 acre, then gross fioor area shall not exceed 5,750 square feet plus 1,000 square
feet for each 10,000 square feet that parcel size exceeds one acre, up to a maximum of 8,000 square feet on any one 8-1 lot or
NOTE 14: An additional setback may be required or a lesser setback may be allowed pursuant to Sea 740-80.
NOTE 15: Development of a micro hydroelectric energy system may be allowed in a setback pursuant to Section 7-20-80 (c) and
4-3�-50(k).
NOTE 76: Stream restoration projects may encroach into this setback pursuant to Sections 7-20-40 and 7-20-SO
� Revised (all sections) by Ord. 014-D-2006, 07-05-08; § 5•10-10 - Table 5-1.A (part) amended by Ord. 30-06, f0-7
012-2008, 04-09-08; Ord. 023•07, 08-28-07; Ord. 022•08, 7-09-08;; Ord. 024•O8, 07-23-08)
ChaQter 6 shail be amentled as follows:
Section 6-30-90�a)(4): Replacement of Existing Structures:
The ezisting structures on Ihe lot or paicel may aiso be replaced, subject to compliance with Sec. 6 38-1-49(e}G-30-100 ej,
Section 6-40.20(a�: Generai Standards for Allotments and Competitio� - Compliance with Code Requirements
As a prerequisite to the award of any development allotment. the proposed development must comply with all requirements of the
Pitkin County Code. No allotments shall be granted where the deveiopment proposed violates this Land Use Code. An applicant who
receives a score of zero {O) under any category which indicates that ihe proposed development does not comply with a standard of
this Land Use Code, shall be required to bring the proposed development into compiiance with this Land Use Code before a Site Plan
or other development appiication tor the proposed development may be approved. An Apolicant may receive a score of zero (0) in
certain categories and not be in violation of the Land Use Code The cateqories are identitied below
6-50-20(c)(1)(b)(4), (3)(c), and (4): Achievement of Community Goals - the following language shall be added to this
section:
"Note� An Aoolicant can receive a score of zero� in this cateyorv and not be in violation of the Land Use Code
6-50-20(d): Creative Bonus
`NOte� An Applicant can receive a score of zero (0) in this category and not be in violation of the Land Use Code
6-60-20(bj(2)(d) and (c)(7 ) and (c)(2)(b): Standards For Scoring Applications for Commercial and Tourist Accommodations
Allotmenis
`Note' An Applicant can receive a score of zero (0) in this cateqory and not be in violation of the Land Use Code
Section 6-60-20(c)(1) and tables: Standards for Scoring Applications for Commercial and Tourist Accommodations Allotments
- Achievement of Community Goals Scoring Table 6-9, 6-10. And 6-17
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Considering the commitment of the applicant to ezceed the requirements of Sec. 8-3� of this Lartd Use Code, Employee Nousing
Impact Fee. According to this section an applicant for commercial development or for historiGStandard tourist lodge accommodation
units and fuxuN tourisVlodcLe.accommodation units is required to mitigate for twe�y-Sive-E25j one hundred (100l1 percent of the
projecfs employee housing impacts, � � � � �
f5gj-p� ' . An applicant shall receive up to three (3) points for committing to exceed this
requirement, according to the following schedule:
ChaQter 7 shall be amended as follows:
Section 7-20-10(b): Clearing, Grubbing, and Vegetation Removal
Clearing or grubbing of land, or removal of vegetation shall take place only within an approved Activity Envelope, excep; removal of
noxious weeds and 10 or fewe� da d or diseased trees of a caliper of 6" d b h or qreater within a 12 month time eriod that �te a
haz.ar..d may occur oulside of an Activity Envelope. Disgosal_o.f.Q a�d or..�i�eased trees shall be ac.cordanc.e..with the Land Management
Dep_artment's�alic Trees removed that contain active mountain oine beetleS. shall nQt be stored for fire_.wood. __ Each Site Plan shall
document compliance with the requirements of this Sec. 7-20-10(b) and Sec. 7-20-130.
Sectian 7-20-1� (d�: Protection of Natu�al Terrain
The Counry Plannina Engineer or Community Development Director shall sugges� and may require design and construciion techniques
that lessen or mitigate any physical and visual damage caused by the proposed activity or development ta Consirained Areas or to the
natural terrain, sheam vegetation, and other natural features of the landscape within the Activity Envelope. Techrtiques shall include,
but are not Ilmited to:
Section 7-20•40(a)(1), (2), (3), and (4): Floodplain Hazards and permitting
fq.�-�--- �' '� ' fieguletipns; f The siandards in this section apply to mapped floodplain hazard
areas as depicted in the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Flootl Insurance Rate Map, National Flood Insurance
Program (June 4, 1987, and including any subsequent amendments to that map) and areas determined by the County Floodplain
Administrator to be in flood hazard areas.
(2) Where a property owner believes that the mapped floodplain hazard areas shown on the FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map are
inaccurate, the property owner may request that FEMA process an amendment to that map, or may present alternative mapping to the
County FloodDlain Administr�Engineef, who may accept suCh mapping as an indication of the floodplain area only it the County
Engineer Floodplain Administrator believes 1he altemative mapping to be more accurate than the FEMA Flood Insurance Raie Map.
(3) Where the 100-year or intermediate regional ilood has not been established, a property owner may conduct a floodplain study
to determine the boundaries of the floodplain. The property owner should consult with the Gounty Engineef Floodplain Administrator
to determine the appropriate methodology for the floodplain study.
(4) Where the 100-year or intermediate regional flood has not been established by the FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map pursuant
to subsection (1) above, or by a property owner study pursuant ro subsection (3) above, this regulation shall apply to aU lands within an
area that is twenty (20) horizontal or five (5) vertical feet (whichever land area is greater) fiom the existing high water line on any river,
siream or material drainage channel, and any area that ihe County Flood�lain Administraior determines to be a flood hazard area.
Section 7-20-40(b)(1): General Standards
All activiry and development is prohibited within the 100-year floodplain except as specifically permitted in this subsection (b) or by
subsections (c), (d), or (e) below. All oermitted activit�shall be reviewed for com�liance by the CounN Floodolain Admini�ator
throuoh a fioodolain develo�m,ent oermit
Section 7-20-40(c){3): Floodplain tiazards - Permitted Usea
Bridges or other siructures for irrigation, drainage, flood control. hydropower, or water diversion may be allowed upon approval of
plans and specifications by the County E�ngiNeer Flood�in Administrator and Communiry Development Direcior, provided they are
engineered to prevent blockage of drainage channels during peak water flows and their placement does not result in the loss of
wetlands or riparian areas. All structures
Section 7-20-60(a): Wildfire Hazards maps:
Areas of "Severe Wildfire Hazard" and "LOw to Medium Wildfire Hazard" are designated on the Pitkin County adopted Wildtire Hazard
Area Maps, which are maintained in the Community Development Depariment. However, the maps are onry a general reterence,
aad actual wildfire hazards shaA be fieltl verlfied. In the event field veritication identifies areas of wildfire hazard not itlenttfied on suCh
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maps, the provisions of this Sec. 7-20-60 shatt appiy to such areas. In each case where an applicanPs property is located partially or
entirely within an area of "Severe Wildfire Hazartl" ,° a wildfire expert accepiable to the County shall
visii the property to evaluate the level of risk in more detail. The wildfire expert may confirm the levels of risk indicated on the Wi�dfire
Hazard Area Maps, or may recommend that all or a portion(s) of the site be reclassified to a higher or lower level of wildfire risk. In
addition, the wildfire expert shall make recommendations regarding any mitigation measures that should be implemented in light of the
proposetl activiry or development, and such recommendations shall be consideretl by the Counry i� the Site Plan process.
(bJ Conslstency with Master Plans
The structure 41+3g. �s generalry consisterH with adopted master plans for the area and adjacent land uses.
�hagter 11 shall be amended as follows�
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� DefiNtions: Alteration of "Base Maximum Size/Area" and "Final Maximum Size/Area"
Section 7-20-80(ax4xa)(10) and (b): Reduced Setback requests and restoration requirements BASE MAXIMUM SFZE-F FLOOR AREA means the largest amount of floor area dwel�imi4 that may be constructed on the lot or
parcel pursuant to Table 5-t without the approval of a GMQS allocation , and without the ryweMese
(a)(10)The area within the setback reduction being requested is not needed to preserve areas of special recreational, historical, ytilizaiion of TDRs .
archeological, scenic, or scientific interest. July, 2006, Ord. No. 14D, 2006 -§ 7-20-80 Amended (part) by Ord 21-2007 �
� FINAL MAXIMUM SIZE�f F�FLAREA means the largest amount of floor area gwe7!'rng-aFdf ihat may be constructed on tbe lot
If the ri�arian/wetland setback is reduced under this nrovision and the setback area hows syns of rioarian/wetlantl vegetation or parcel pursuant to Table 5-t. GMQS allocations shall not be granted if floor area will exceed the final
disturbance or removal the Apolicant may be reauired to submit a restoration lan for review aooroval and imolementation maximum size floor area;, flnA TDRs may nof be �urehased utilized to increase e-�1weHk�g-�nif floor area beyond the Nnal maximum
size floor area.
(b) Site Specific Factors — Redamation of Previously Developed Areas
Where an applicant is seeking a reduction in the one hundred (100) foot reperieerri riaNwetland setback specified in
subsection (a)(2)(a) above for purposes of reclaiming a previously-developed area (e.g., removal of concrete rubble, or removal
of a paved roadway or parking lotj, the application shalt include an analysis demonstrating ihat the proposed reclamation ot the
site wiil result in;
Section 7-20-BO(d)(11): Mitigation Standards
Akerations to stream channels (including their capacity, filling and dredging) shall be prohibited unless it has been satisfactorily
demonstrated, through site-specific scientific study and analysis (including an evaluation of all upstream and downstream impacts),
that the proposed channel work will improve the dynamic stream channel function, the habitat for a diversity of species, and that
future and historical public uses, such as stream navigation, recreation, antl aesthetics are not diminished by the proposed channel
improvements. All approved stream work must be permitted. Acceptable scientific information may include, but is not limited to,
information on channel hydrology, site geomoiphobgy, st�embe9-streambed characteristics, macranvertebrate populations, and fish
populations. Applicant must also demonstrate that the scientific information provided has been generated by an individual(s) or legal
entity (ies) qualified to render an assessment in atl pertinent subjeci areas. This demonstratlon may be provided in the form of a
curriculum vitae (CV) for an individual, a company resume of project experience, personnel certiTications and licenses, etc, or any
other manner reaso�able under the circumstances.
Section 7-20-720(b): Adtlitional Scenic Roads
All areas shown on the County's Scenic View Protection Area maps, which are maintained in the Community Development Department,
shall comply with the standards of subsection (d) below. The Scenic View Protection Area map includes scenic foreground areas,
public viewplanes, and ridgelines. 7he mapped areas are identified as viewed from the following rights-of-way: .
(a) State Highway 82;
(b) Brush Creek Road;
(c) Capitol Creek Road;
(d} Snowmass Creek Road;
(e) State Highway 133; �
(f) Frying Pan Road;
(g) Castle Creek Road; �
(h) Maroon Creek Road;
(i) West and East Sopris Creek Roads;
Q) Owl Creek Road;
� (k) Upper and Lower River Roatls;
(I) McLain Flats Road; an9
(m) Woody Creek Road.
(n) Emma Road�
(o) Coal Creek Road• �
(p) Thom�son Creek RoadlNorth Mitldle and South Forksl�
(q) Watson Divide Road�
{r) Prince Creek Road' and
(s) �ime Creek Road �
Section 7-50-20(b)(2): The "Capitol Creek and Snowmass Creek" and "Crystal River and West Sopris Creek" Hydrologic Systems
Anatysis Study Area Maps are hereby adopted.
Chaoter 9 shall be amentled as follows�
Section 9-50-30 and (b): Restoration or Expansion of Non-Conforming Structures and Uses with Significant Changes
RES70RATION OR EXPANSION OF NON-CONFORMING STRUCTURE �WITH SIGNIFICANT CHANGES
The 8oard of County Canmissioners may permit modifications to a non-conforming structure ar�that does not meet the standards
..s ce� a_sn_�n <� �h�od tn r.mm�liance with the standards in this section.
Section 2-1030{tl): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(d): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(tl): Effect of Pending LitigaTion
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-4030(a)(7), (3), and (5): 7DR Deetl Restrictions
Sec[ion 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d�: Board of Adjustment �
Section 2-10-60(tl): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(tl): Effect of Pentling �itigation
Section 2-20-100(a){4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-4030(a)(1), (3), and (5); TDR Deetl Restrictions
Sedion 2-40-7 70: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(tl): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(tlJ: Hearing Otficer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): Effect of Pending litigation
'Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Maiiings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deed Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-t D-30(tl): Board of Adjustment
Section 2-70-60(tl): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(tl): Effect of Pending �itigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Pu61ic Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a)(1), (3), and (5): 7DR Deetl Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variences for Setbacks
Section 2-7Q-30(tl): Board W Adjustmeni
Section 2-t D-60(tl): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(tl): Effect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mallings
Sedion 2-4030(aj(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deetl Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(d): Board of Adjustment
Sectioo 2-1 D-60{tl): Hearing Officer Decisions
Section 2-20-10(d): EHect of Pending LitigMion
Section 2-20-700(a)(4)(b): Putrlic Notice Mailings
Section 2-4030(a)(1), (3), and (5): TDR Deetl Restrictions
Section 2-40-1 f 0: Variances tor Setbacks
Section 2-10-30(tl): Boerd of Adjustment
Section 2-10-60(tl): Hearing Ofticer Decisions
Sedion 2-20-10(tl): Ettect of Pending Litigation
Section 2-20-100(a)(4)(b): Public Notice Mailings
Section 2-40-30(a){1), (3), and (5): TDq Deetl Restrictions
Section 2-40-110: Variances for Setbacks
NO710E OF PUBUC HEARING PUBLISHED IN THE ASPEN TIMES on ihe 24"` day of May, 2009.
INTRODUCED ON FIRST READING AT A PUBLIC HEARING on the 10'" day of June, 2009.
Jeanette Jones, Depury County Clerk
Vublished in the Aspen Times Weekly on June 26, 2009