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Home My WebLink About05 AIS Jaynes RHPCB 7.25.17 AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY WORK SESSION DATE: July 25, 2017 AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Citizen Board Interview/Jason Jaynes—Redstone Historic Preservation Board STAFF RESPONSIBLE: Charlotte Anderson ISSUE STATEMENT: Staff has been advertising regularly when there are any vacancies on Citizen Boards. Jason Jaynes has responded and wishes to apply for a position on the Redstone Historic Preservation Board. Jason is a resident of Redstone. There is currently one regular vacancy and two alternate vacancies on the Redstone Historic Preservation Board. Cathy Montgomery is currently an alternate and does not wish to move to a regular position. There are currently no other applicants for this board. BACKGROUND: Traditionally, applicants are interviewed and approved by the Board of County Commissioners. Per the by-laws,there are to be no less than five (5)regular members and three (3) alternates. Members shall have an interest in and knowledge of the Redstone community and history. Each member shall have been a resident of the Crystal River Valley within the bounds of Pitkin County(from approximately nine miles north of Redstone to approximately five miles south) for a minimum of 1 year. Members should include a mix of backgrounds such as architecture, real estate, history, law engineering and long-term residents. Members should include a balance of property owners and renters. LINK TO STRATEGIC PLAN: Livable & supportive Community. Success Factor#5: Improved community engagement and participation KEY DISCUSSION ITEMS: Jason will attend your Work Session today for an interview with the Board. BUDGETARY IMPACT: None RECOMMENDED BOCC ACTION: Advise staff whether you wish to make a regular or alternate appointment at your next Regular Meeting. ATTACHMENTS: Application and Resume of Jason Jaynes Current Redstone Historic Preservation Board y,plittil COUNT*. Charlotte Anderson <charlotte.anderson@pitkincounty.com> Online Form Submittal: Citizen Board Application Form 1 message noreply@civicplus.com <noreply@civicplus.com> Sat, Jun 17, 2017 at 5:47 PM To: charlotte.anderson@pitkincounty.com Citizen Board Application Form Select the Board, Redstone Historic Preservation Committee Commission, or Committee applying for Personal Information First Name Jason Last Name jaynes Physical Address 440 Redstone Boulevard Mailing Address 440 Redstone Boulevard City Redstone State CO Zip 81623 Home Phone Number 970-963-9663 Business Address 311 Main Street, Suite 102 Carbondale CO 81623 Business Phone Number 970-963-6520 Occupation Landscape Architect Email Address jjaynes@dhmdesign.com Residency Information Length of Residency in Pitkin 2009-2014, returned October 2016. County Are you a registered voter Yes Education and Hobbies High School diploma College bachleor of landscape architecture Trade or Business School n/a Hobbies hiking, biking, climbing, gardening. Organization Membership Information Are you currently serving on No other Boards, Commissions, or Committees? If yes, which Field not completed. Have you served on a Board, Yes Commission, or Committee before? If yes, which RHPC Please list organization Field not completed. memberships and positions held Please List Areas of Special Community development/planning, public open space, historic Interest preservation. Please Attach Your Resume Jason Jaynes_dhm.pdf as a pdf Email not displaying correctly?View it in your browser. JASON JAYNES Principal I Professional Landscape Architect,CO,WY, OR EDUCATION B.of Landscape Architecture, Kansas State University,2000 NOTABLE WORK Aspen Valley Ranch Grayhead Residence DHM Design is creating a master plan for the Aspen Valley Ranch, Located on a mesa 500 feet above valley floor and the Town ofTelluride, located in the heart of the Roaring Fork Valley.The 800+acre this residence commands expansive views of the San Juan mountains, ranch borders the White River National Forest and has been a including several 14,000'peaks. The design of the home reflects the working ranch since the 1800's.That tradition will continue with character and landform of the site.Carefully sited amongst stands of the restoration of the historic barn,new agricultural buildings, existing gambel oaks,the building is tucked into a small rise in the residential buildings,pasture restoration,the design and land and steps naturally with the grade,descending toward the valley. installation of a new irrigation system,and extensive habitat Disturbance to the land is minimized,and native plantings surround improvements. the house and cross through the developed landscape. A planted roof over the garage connects the house to the native meadow context of Mill Street the site.The site design includes a small lawn and gardens,waterfall North Mill Street in Aspen is the most important north-south and stream,pond,fire pits with stone seating,and an outdoor street in the City,bridging the Roaring Fork River and connecting cabana with kitchen. the mostly residential areas on the north side of the river to the employment and commerce center of downtown,south Aspen Valley Hospital Master Plan of the river. Though this street sees daily traffic counts second only to Main Street/Highway 82 passing through Aspen and Certified LEED Gold 2012 s a primary bicycle and pedestrian route,it lacks a cohesive DHM is working with a team of architects,engineers,and planners streetscape character and is dominated by the automobile. to create and implement a long-range master facilities plan for the The City of Aspen saw the opportunity to create a model local hospital.The hospital improvements will bring the facility up to Complete Street,balancing the needs of all users of the corridor current standards of care in the hospital industry,while maintaining and taking advantage of the wide street to include bike lanes, uninterrupted services throughout the process.DHM's scope includes detached sidewalks,new streetscape planting in bioswales, public/entitlement process,site planning&landscape architecture,and improved pedestrian crossings,enhanced connectivity,improved planning support. Phasee II achieved LEED Gold certification;Pase IV is intersections,and traffic calming,all without reducing the level of currently in Final Design service of North Mill Street and the adjacent intersections. Since joining DHM in 2000, Jason has been involved in a broad range of projects, F � including hospital campus planning, community centers and parks, single family residential design, neighborhood master plans, and affordable housing projects. Jason has been directly involved in numerous LEED Certified and sustainably ocused projects in the region. He believes hat the components of environmental ..tewardship, functionality and human omfort are inextricable from the design •rocess and the ultimate, lasting quality of • built projec 11 IIHM DESIGN 970.963.6520 jjaynes@dhmdesign.com JASON JAYNES Principal Professional Landscape Architect, CO,WY, OR Campus Residential Planning Aspen Valley Hospital Master Plan;Aspen,CO Burlingame Ranch Affordable Housing;Aspen,CO LEED Certification,2012 ASLA Award of Honor in Analysis and Planning 2005 Aspen Community Campus;Aspen,CO Truscott Affordable Housing;Aspen,CO CCASLA Merit Award for Design 1999,2008 River Valley Ranch Streetscape;Carbondale,CO CCASLA Land Stewardship Award 1999 River Valley Ranch Design Review Board;Carbondale,CO Carbondale Middle School;Carbondale,CO Top of Mill;Aspen,CO Basalt High School;Basalt,CO Carbondale Community School;Carbondale,CO Bella Vista;Silt,CO Residential Cultural Missouri Heights Residence;Carbondale,CO Carbondale Comprehensive Plan;Carbondale,CO Grayhead Residence;Telluride,CO Columbine Memorial;Littleton,CO Wheeler Residence;Aspen,CO CCASLA Merit Award for Planning and Urban Design 2003 River Valley Ranch Residence;Carbondale,CO Aspen Civic Center Master Plan;Aspen,CO River Valley Ranch Water Feature;Carbondale,CO Camp Hale Master Plan;Leadville,CO South Aspen StreetTownhomes;Aspen,CO World War II Memorial and Park;Jersey City,NJ Starwood Residence;Aspen,CO Freedom Park Competition;Pretoria,South Africa Woody Creek Residence;Aspen,CO Gunnison County Courthouse Burlingame Ranch Single Family Residence;Aspen,CO DRCL Ranch Guest House;Aspen,CO Parks&Recreation Resort Crown Mountain Park;El Jebel,CO Lift One Lodge;Aspen,CO Carbondale Gateway Park;Carbondale,CO Lodge at Aspen Mountain;Aspen,CO Aspen Golf Clubhouse;Aspen,CO Breckenridge Summer Use Planning;Breckenridge,CO Truscott Tennis Courts;Aspen,CO Aspen Recreation Center;Aspen,CO Urban,Transportation,&Streetscape North Face Park;Carbondale,CO Steamboat Springs Community Center;Steamboat Springs,CO Mill Street;Aspen,CO LEED Certification,2008 Neale Avenue Improvements;Aspen,CO Wingate Park;Grand Junction,CO Park and Brown Improvements;Aspen,CO Rocky Mountain National Park Amphitheater;Estes Park,CO Downtown Montrose Plan;Montrose,CO Orchard Mesa Park;Grand Junction,CO Town of Frisco Streetscape and Wayfinding;Frisco,CO Rio Grand Trail Head;Basalt,CO Portland Light Rail Vision;Portland,OR Glassier Open Space Planning;Roaring Fork Valley,CO Basalt Ave Highway 82 Underpass;Basalt,CO Aspen Bike Park Feasability Study;Aspen,CO Telluride Four Corners Mixed Use Development;Aspen,CO CDOW Outdoor Discovery Center and Regional Division Office; Gunnison,CO Carbondale Community and Recreation Center; Rural and Ranch Carbondale,CO Aspen Valley Ranch;Aspen,CO LEED Platinum Certification 2009 Miller Farm;Boulder,UT CCASLA Merit Award for Design 2009 Rocky Mountain Biological Laboritory;Gothic,CO CCASLA Land Stewardship Award for Design 2009 II H M M [ IIIll1 970.963.6520 jjaynes@dhmdesign.com Board Term Exp.Last_name First_name Address City State Zip Office Ph Home Ph Jx EA= Redstone Historic Pres Reso 80- PURPOSE: To provide for the preservation and continued integrity of the historically designated area within 1000 feet of the established Policy/Advisory 58;88-41; boundary of the townsite of Redstone and of other designated structures,sites and objects,and to promote the educational,cultural, 90-70;43- economic and general welfare of the public by preserving those qualities which relate to the history of Redstone,the State of Colorado,and 2004 the nation. AUTHORITY: Assisting County Planning reviewing an historic inventory of structures,sites and objects in the Redstone vicinity with respect to cmmnleteness and acairacv draftinn nuidelines and amendments thereto for alterations to existing stmntures and design of new Land Use MEMBERSHIP: Five(5)regular and three(3)alternate members. Applicants must be a resident of Crystal River Valley for 1 year,have an Code 7- interest in and knowledge of the Redstone community and history,should include a mix of backgrounds such as architecture,real estate, 10.40 history,law,engineering and long-term residents,include a balance of property owners and renters, and serve without pay. Staff Liaison: Suzannah Reid TERM: Terms are four(4)years. Members may be reappointed for successive terms and each member shall serve until the appointment of his or her successor.Ex-officio members term is five(5)years with no limit on the number of renewable terms. Term expirations shall be MEETINGS: Third(3rd)Thursday of each month as needed. REMOVAL:A member may be removed by the BOCC for non-performance of (1)Regular 1-Apr-20 Martin Peter Redstone CO (2)Regular 1-Apr-19 Farris Dorothea Carbondale CO (3)Regular 1-Apr-19 Chromy Nancy Redstone CO (4)Regular 1-Apr-18 Askew Stephanie Redstone CO (5)Regular 1-Apr-17 VACANT (1)Alternate 1-Apr-18 Montgomery Cathy Redstone CO (2)Alternate 1-Apr-20 VACANT (3)Alternate 1-Apr-17 VACANT