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HomeMy WebLinkAboutpitkin.boa.96.07PITKIN COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT DATE O 3 - 6~ v CASE # ~(9- O REPRESENTATIVE ~i~_ ~ +~ G ~2 ~i u 6 PHONE ~~ 2 2 O MAILING ADDRESS OWNER VO ~.NGc2tNG syy- fY22o PHONE MAILING ADDRESS In • O . u30 k 5 3 4 A S!P I= ~ , ~ O . ~ r 6 , Z - LOCATION OF PROPERTY L©~-~`- ~ ~O((64ND E~tCCS SUCi0tUt5io+V ~etSl~C~ ~ C~OCoRr4-moo Any pertinent data must accompany this application, and will be made par[ of this Case. The Board may return this application if it does not contain all the facts in question. Owner's Signature (To be completed by the Zoning Department) Provisions of the zoning resolution requiring the Zoning Official to forward this application to the Board of .adjustment. and reasons for not granting a building permit 19~=2-I ~ Zone District Requesting: (~ ~o~ CtC~ Lot Size ' Front Yard Setback Variance, where ' is required. 'Rear Yard Setback Variance, where ' is required. ' _ Side Yard Setback Variance, where _' is required. ' _ Side Yard Setback Variance, where _' is required. ' Height Variance, where _' is required. Square Feet where a maximum of _ sq. ft. is allowed. I _ , .,, , , , , l,Jh e ~ Y ZO 0 Other: `1d NS1e,C~G1 l-hAl.ttiaT .S~~hnr~ \iC~.C1G.f1CE' IS -fefit,.~tCC?G ~ , ~GC ~-.1Re ~I:,YI ;~UG~iOf~ fl ~ ~~ l ,~ '- ~m,Ita r2S f~~(1GC-'- -- Zoning Officia _ ~ ~. Application filed ~'~Lq(o ParcelID _ - Date of Meeting - Notices Mailed - Secretary ~~,(yyjg(iq~ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO AD.TACENT PROPERTY OWNERS BEFORE THE PITI{IN COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS AFFECTED BY THE REQUESTED ZONING OR USE VARIANCE DESCRIBED BELOW: Pursuant [o Pitldn County Resolution of Lune 5, 1955, as amended, a Public Heazing will be held to consider an application filed with the said Board of Adjustment requesting authority for vaziance from the provisions of the County Zoning Resolution. All persons affected by the proposed vaziance aze invited to appear and state their views, protests or objections. If you cannot appear personally at such meeting, then you aze urged to state your views by letter, particulazly if you have objection to such vaziance, as the Board of Adjustment will give serious consideration to the opinions of surrounding property owners and others affected in deciding whether to grant or deny the request for variance. THE PARTICULARS OF THE HEARING AND OF THE REQUESTED VARIANCE ARE AS FOLLOWS: Date and time of meeting: Location of meeting: Owner: Owner's Address: Property Location or Description: Apri12, 1996 at 5:15 p.m. Meeting Room, Pitkin County Library 120 N. Mill Yvo Engering P.O. Box 534 Aspen, CO 81612 Lot 8, Holland Hills Subdivision Requesting approval fora 92' arterial highway setback vaziance, where 200' is required as measured from the Highway 82 right-of-way, for the constructin of a single-farnily residence. Approval of this request would permit the residence to be located 108' from the Highway 82 right- of-way. VARIANCES GREATER OR LESS THAN REQUESTED COULD BE GRANTED. Duration of Variance: Temporary _ Permanent X THE PTTI{I1V COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT I4C IhrAyoea fine •,Seladlpff4a{ahy, A4ad1. .w .. Mascots ~ aa1d11Ylaa sell] page 3SC thty wire forced to hire him bxk. Though mmcop make peanuts rnmparnl to pia fessionai aNkks, many squirrel away elephantine salaries - up to six figures - fa monkeying 810br1d. "We lake pride in upping 1111 ante on each other," says Bear, maid for the NBA's Utah tau. "That's why I tried to ski down the slain." 11e made it to mw M befom taking a nasty sell end spraining his knee. "Goes with the territory," he says wish mulish detertninntion. "Next lime, l'il make il." Most pmfessionPl mascots art men in ]heir mid- 20s or early 3(R. Many are filmier gymnasts; others an their teeth performing for minor league teams a by playing Pluln a Goofy XI WRIT Disney World. But nM everyone is mnsrnt material, says C,len Strxt, who played 1larry the (Iota for hockey's Cal- gary Flmlrcs hePort laureling SLIM Characters Inc., e Canadian compsny That concei4ta and Iraina mascots. Intmverls, he says, are best. "Ouya who arc the Eft of die party dolr'1 need a costume ro be wild and crazy. But a lot of shy guys, given anonymity, will try ro gel away with murder." Modttn mascmry began in 1978 with the San /gas Diego Chicken. By ppooking fun at umpirts when he wasn't taking Chaplineaque pmtfella at San Diego Padres baubell games, the Chicken (played by lbd Giannoulis) showed that mascou can also be enrer- 191nera. Since then, no sell-respecting mescm can walk by a held men without slopping In polish his heed or fail to (filch a fen's beg of popcorn end then spray it around the crowd ns a getaway dash wish a sprend- eegle collapse down Ilro arena's stalls. The Phoenix Golilln, a farmer AlbAmericnn gymnast who burst on the scene in the late 19fllls with his trampoline-propelled dnnks, was the nest great mascot. Ills dazzling athleticism spawned a host of high-flying capycaU. They also gained Cnme rand fortunt n1 a amt of cracked becks, ennPPrd stwukkTS end broken legs. "Were going In keep pushing the envelope," j says Utnli s Beer. "there ere incredible dunks and' stunts out there ]het no one has even imagined end !hat's whet keeps us going, trying to reach that nex~ level." So whik you'rt wnlching the NCAA basketba I tournament, don't just hmk to the court for ~uluq{}~~ stars M profesxivnel sport. Watch the guy in tf}e funny suit. "You do not merely want to be considered just the best of the best. You want to be consitterled the only ones who da what you do." -Jerry Garcia of The Grateful Dead 1 ,.... Public Notice 101E k reyMM Y mrYrnM Imm rnr Illrnwa; R1 ryMW r M•IM mn4 rlM l k rv n O t Mnr Y. kMlly rnllen(e. Prepnly LOnllnn: LOI R xenYM rRm xumMfY,n. IIAVIMAN, ALOI: rMnnunl rPPmrY for ran ..um(. pr Ip Pe..e Ira wont ulmnm m m> .mr.r IM It rllOwM Im 1.%1 rrre kl m Ina P % root marls], br nn "nflnMbn el N Yrbr1 m an ea1r11n1 flnpln IrmllY rrrlamn. PrnpenY Lauunre L"I I clMYxuMRNfIN. ILnMfnM M 1Te Nryn Tmn Morn a_ 1996 PIRIIL IY)TK'F. PLEAS! TARP, NI111CC: Tnr Ina RerM n Cnumy fnmmbflonof of IYrtln County cmuaM, fr u. r.{,mr mMlna m oneM, l1 Iln r aulyanllrM qNM MrrmA YMgM art InXnwlnR R•fdmMn: GSmina APqu+Y of rn: Lerlrt IRII llr+na Prvlrw ultra r Yerln "TIIk 13. AnkkM PIMLk: NpTR'E CM~Mn MMMrMrf PLEAIE TARE NOTICE TM1r11nr Rmrd a1 LNnle Mon, xryrnry CmrmY Clerl Cnumy C"mmluMnen nl PNLln founry, rLMUAMMTne Npm Tlmn Mrrcn 2r.lR36. fnbrrde, v1 Of reNln moon{ nn M4(n U. --' -- 19%, rM Mrr r e,rlY~rnll(M WPIk MMMR, mmLlc MITICL SaaplM xre ndlowlryl Gdlnmre rLEAS1. TARE NnnfR Tn4 Inr Ror.n n OPOINANC6 Of TIIE ROARO Oi COUNTY County CommlMlnnmf el CIINn Conroy COMMISSIOXERS OI PITRIN COUNTY, Cobrrb,MXf reprW m.nba On odolrerM fq.OIIAW Aa01'IRp AMEmNAF.M15 m T16 rXM r dukmalrM 9unRr MvIM, rdoPlM ll,r lAHO IaE COpE m PE9lm1E nkvQarMUrr Inllwlnf Pnnlullen: annllnP Erlembn o APPLICATIONS TO SIIPMIT CERTAIN emlM AOpeny RlNulm IM1e nrnMkNNnim MiORMATRm m A InaITAL mRM mR USE CraeY RrorrlY PrnmNl In The N. Mkk 6R won rxE CoYICOUxrY orocRApxrc caNYI. RkMMfM M.nnrf mIT1P1MTRIN SYRITM h4rrllel"nn. 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IA GALLERY ~ '~-'~-"M~-*.4-'ti'~r~r'"'~ lhroughAyri115' szrn:ainnpn::i.:im~i::ri.°rrl(°~.~:In:re t CUBA & MEXICO °rkrwq alma IS n regnbM b (m4ru(l r .MnrarmlN rmuer:rr. nnPrny I<nlbn: Inl I r.Cryfl4 Plm+PNY S,AeINfMn. SI7 E. Ilapkins, Aspen 923-57115 /Y,. x/All~~~> raw Tffr~NK~ll1Ui From the Pltkin County CommieekrneB to all Me people who rersnlly applied le serve on the County's Ckizen Boards. The nufnber M peopb who volunteered la s waMedW htdicetbn of how much talent and dedicedon we have M dda commungy. lNe depend on you Io help ue serve the pubec end contMUe to make Ittie valley en exceptbnal place to Nve. Thanks for your deditrelbn to Pltkin County end your wlHirtgneea b serve your commun8y. Web{rer ly. .,Y:wjH:r( ;:. NEW HOME IN MISSOURI HEIGHTS Thh woMerhll home vin on l IR actta, lux an open flrwr phq m ezpamive deck, Rnd in idol for living Rmid the mounnim: 7be tiring room, <ompMe with v fireplra and an all wood nlhednl ceiling, bnan views o/ Sopria, rhr hlle, Me only and Gpinl Prvk. The second rtnry loft provide plenty of strange apace and a wond((ful roan for /~, ' year office, guert quanen, or of a minirion den. And, whrn AV\ the dttr gas m Yo'n back Prd, Ilrcre'x a nd Mve of why we ail moved here and why we all rtq. O/(ind /or edra,lloo. 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(ocRU 're v. lr -\ r.,~t h • G.:::aS~,. ~~ .~~ 7 ~,.. ~ q.. - Aspen/Pitlcin Community Development Department 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 (970) 920-5090 City Land Use Application Fees: 00;13-63850-041 -63855-C42 -63860-043 -63835-268 -63875-046 - MROI l County Land U 00113-63800-033 -638CS-034 -63820-037 -63815-038 Referral Fees: 00113-63810-035 00115-03340-I63 00123-63340-190 00125-63340--205 00113-63815-036 Sales: Ofill3-63830-039 -69000-(45 Deposit v__ Flat Fee HPC `- ---- Publ;c Right-o: ti4'ay 1~---_ Zoning ~ :ign Permit` __~__ lise Tai se Application Fees: Deposit -- -_--- Flat Fee ,_-_!_.-____-___-_ toning , _ Board of Adjust;nent ____ ~~~,,..~.-,.. County Engineer City Engineer Housing Environmental Health County Clerk County Code Copy Fees Chher Total ~-~ ~;~) ~ae~~lolE~)'~ County of Pitkin } AFFIDAVIT OF NOTICE BY POSTING } ss. OF A VARIANCE HEARP.Y(> BF,FORE State of Colorado } THE PITKIN COUNTY B0,4RD OF :1D.II;STMENT The undersigned, being first duly swum, deposes and says as follows: I, ~i V C) ~ fJ Vii` 1-Z ~ rJ CG ,being or representing an Applicant before the Pitkin County Board of Adjustment, personally certify that the attached photograph fairly and accurately represents the sign posted as Notice of the variance hearing on this matter in a conspicuous place on the subject property (as it could be seen from the nearest public way) and that the said sign was posted and visible continuously from [he I .~ , k day of N-i4~RC rt , 196 to the 2 r~ day of w+nn~, 19~ (Must be posted for at least nine (9? full days before the hearing date). ~' Appli s SJ~ mre Subscribed and •worn to before me this day of y , 19~i by 0 2.r w /~-'~-~ W 1TNE5S MY IIAND Alr~ rO~F(~FICIAL SEA/L. My Commission expires: L'77 ~f~l ~[F' . Notary Public's Signatu ' ~""""'" SUSAN STEiN My Cmm~uscion Expims 09-0996 Colorado PJational Bank Aspen, N.A. Eox ;3'It;, Aspen. Crlarado f31?~ t2 fzrx/*r~lj~ 392583 05/10/9E+ @~: GG 1 OF 1 REC DOC UCC SILVIA DAMS ^F' IN COUNTY CLERK, & RECORDEf~ G.OQ~ RESOLUTION OF THE PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO BOARD OF AD.NSTMENT GRANTING A SETBACK VARIANCE FOR YVO ENGERING Resolution No. 96-07 WHEREAS, Yvo Engering, owner of 23 Holland Hills Rd., is requesting approval of a 92' arterial highway setback variance, for construction of asingle-family residence; and WHEREAS, 200' is required as measured from the Highway 82 right-of--way; and WHEREAS, the subject property is described as Lot 8 Holland Hills Subdivision; and, WHEREAS, the Boazd of Adjustment is vested with the power to grant or deny such variances by virtue of Title II, Section 7-10.30, Pitkin County Code (Land Use Code) and Colorado Revised Statutes, 1973, 30-28-118(2) (C); and, WHEREAS, based on the evidence presented, the Board of Adjustment makes the following fmdings: 1. Proper notice procedures, including the notification of all adjoining property owners, has been shown by the applicant. 2. The required hazdship or practical difficulty has been established. 3. Granting such relief will not cause substantial detriment to the public welfaze and will not substantially impair the intent and purpose of the Zoning Resolutions and the zoning maps. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Boazd of Adjustment, a 92' arterial highway setback variance shall be granted, for construction of asingle-family residence, as shown on the attached plans (Exhibit "A"), due to downzoning, with the proviso that the owner will provide irrigation. and landscaping of the berm, as shown on the plans, prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. WARNING: Any violation of the terms of this resolution may result in rehearing and possible revocation. The Resolution was adopted by vote of the Boazd of Adjustment of the County of Pitkin, State of Colorado. DATED: Apri12, 1996 The Boazd of Adjustment of ATTEST: Pitkin County, Colorado George Lillys Secretary /~I ~ ~j Bill Lukes, Chair AGENDA/MEMO PTTION COUNTY BOARD OF ADNSTMENT Apri12,1996 at 5:15 P.M. PPI'HIN COUNTY LIBRARY MEETING ROOM 96-06 CORDOVA, STEVE & LYNNE AFR-10 Lot 7 Crystal River Park Requesting approval fora 4' Wroth side yard setback variance, where 15' is required for the construction of asingle-family residence. 96-07 ENGERING, YVO AFR-10 Lot 8 Holland Hills Subdivision Requesting approval fora 92' arterial highway setback variance, where 200' is required as measured from the Highway 82 right-of-way, for the construction of asingle-family residence. 96-08 KAUFMAN, ALEX R-30 Lot 1 Cheek Subdivision Requesting approval for a FAR variance of 40 square feet where a maximum of 7227 squaze feet is allowed fora 1.3641ot in the R-30 zone district, for the construction of an airlock on an existing single-family residence. Minutes of the Mazch 5, 1996 meeting. PLEASE CONTACT GEORGE LILLY, 920-5442, AS SOON AS POSSIBLE TO CONFIRM IF YOU WII.L ATTEND THE MEETING. u NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PITIGN COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS AFFECTED BY THE REQUESTED ZONING VARIANCE DESCRIBED BELOW: Pursuant to Pitkia County Zoning Resolution of June 5, 1955, as amended, a Public Hearing will be held to consider an application filed with the said Board of Adjustment requesting authority for variance from the provisions of the County zoning Resolution. All persons affected by the proposed vaziance are invited to appeaz and state their views, protests, or objections. If you cannot appeaz personally az such meeting, then you are urged to state your views by letter, particulazly if you have objection to such vaziance, as the Board of Adjustment will give serious consideration to the opinions of surrounding property owners and others affected in deciding whether to grant or deny the request for vaziance. A VARIANCE GREATER THAN OR LESS THAN THAT REQUESTED COULD BE GRANTED. DATE AND TIME OF MEETING: Tuesday, April 2, 1996; 5:15 P.M. LOCATION OF MEETING: Meeting Room, Pitltin County Library Cordova, Steve and Lyttne: requesting approval fora 4' north side yazd setback variance, where 1S is required, to construct asingle-family residence. Property Location: Lot 7, Crystal River Park Subdivision. Engerittg, Yvo: requesting approval fora 92' arterial highway setback variance, where 200' is required as measured from the Highway 82 right-of-way, for the construction of asingle-family residence. Property Location: Lot 3, Holland Hills Subdivision. Kaufman, Alex: requesting approval for a FAR variance of 40 squaze feet where a maximum of 7227 square feet is allowed fora 1.364 acre lot in the R-30 zone district, for the construction of an airlock on an existing single-family residence. Property Location: Lot 1, Cheek Subdivision. Submitted to the Aspen Times on March 19, 1996. To Be Published in the Aspen Times on March 23, 1996. Pitldn County Account -,. - MINUTES Pitkin County Board of Adjustment Apri12, 1996 Members Present: Michael Cooper Shira Geller Paul Rudnick Rod Dyer Ellie Brickham Bill Lukes Staff: Joanna Schaffner, Zoning Officer Vicki Chavka, Acting Secretary Lukes opened the meeting, indicating that Geller would vote on the first case, Rudnick on the second, Geller on the third. Case #96-08. Alex Kaufman. Lot 1 Cheek Subdivision. Lukes introduced the case which requests approval for a FAR variance of 40 square feet where a maximum of 7227 square feet is allowed fora 1.364 lot in the R-30 zone district, for the construction of an airlock on an existing sine-family residence. Schaffner explained that the applicant wants to drop walls under the existing front porch roof which would add approximately 40 sq. ft. She indicated she had received a letter from an adj acent property owner. Lukes read the letter from John W. Kronin, Jr., into the record, which stated that Kronin had no objections to the proposed glass enclosure and the requested variance. Ted Guy, as the current architect for the Kaufman residence, was present to request the variance. He stated that he had found the original plans to be lacking an airlock at the main entry, the azea in question is already under roof, it is not visible from the street, an energy savings benefit would be gained, and there would be no impact on the neighbors. He showed a photograph indicating where the airlock would be placed. Public comment was solicited, none was offered. Lukes questioned the basis on which a vaziance could be granted. Gideon Kaufman, attorney for the applicant, suggested that a hardship had been discovered in terms of the design of the house that created an energy drain on the house. Geller recalled a variance in Mtn. Valley that had been granted for the same reason. Jeff Dickinson, Energy Consultant, indicated that it is common practice to have an airlock to conserve energy. • - Dyer stated that he saw no reason not to grant the variance, but needed a reason to grant it. Lukes supported the fact that minimal space would be added to achieve the energy savings. Cooper moved to approve the FAR variance of 40 sq. ft. where a maximum of 7227 sq. ft. is allowed fora 1.3641ot in the R-30 zone district, for the construction of an airlock on an existing single-family residence as per plans submitted. Dyer seconded. Motion passed 5-0. Case #96-06, Steve and Lvnne Cordova. Lot 7 Crystal River Pazk. Lukes introduced the request for approval fora 4' north side yazd setback vaziance, where 15' is required, for the construction of asingle-family residence. Schaffner stated that Crystal River Park is a BOCC approved subdivision, requiring no 1041 or planning reviews. The property is bisected by a ditch with very lazge trees that the applicant is trying to avoid harming. An adjacent property owner, Mazk Mueller, told her that he felt that if the house were tilted a little bit more to the south the vaziance would not be necessary, which he would prefer, but he had no strong objections to the request. Steve Cordova presented an adjusted survey and conveyed his main concern about any problem with the distance between the house and the drainage. He conceded that the adjustment corrected the encroachment on the lot line and that he would like to withdraw his application. Lukes suggested that the application be tabled, in case a need for the variance were to be found as the project progressed. Lukes requested public input, none was forthcoming. Lukes moved to table the application until the May 1996 meeting. Cooper seconded. Motion passed unanimously. Case #96-07, Yvo Eneering, Lot 8 Holland Hills Subdivision. Lukes introduced the request for approval fora 92' arterial highway setback vaziance, where 200' is required as measured from the Highway 82 right-of-way, for the construction of asingle-family residence a • Schaffner indicated that this was a typical arterial highway setback, recalling the Boazd's approval of a very large berm at the foot of the property, stating that the applicant complies with all yard setbacks, but that the 200' setback requirement would not allow the applicant to build. Engering said that the berm did not yet exist, that he wanted to do all the work (berm and house) at the same time. No members of the public were present. Lukes expressed concern about the visibility of the proposed structure due to it being two stories with a pitched roof. The Boazd reviewed the blueprints for elevations. Cooper asked Engering if he would be willing to irrigate the berm. Engering responded yes. Dyer moved to grant approval of a 92' arterial highway setback vaziance, where 200' is required as measured from Highway 82 right-of- way, for the construction of a single- family residence in accordance with the plans shown due to downzoning with the proviso that the owner will provide irrigation and landscaping of the berm as shown on the plans. Brickham seconded. Schaffner questioned the timeframe for the irrigation. Dyer amended the original motion adding "prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy". Brickham re-seconded. Motion passed 5-0. Rudnick moved to approve the minutes of the Mazch meeting, Cooper seconded, unanimously approved. A discussion ensued regazding making appropriate motions, with the conclusion being drawn that it is best to make motions for approval of vaziances, denying them if need be. If a motion fails it would be permissible for a Board member to frame a new motion regarding the same case. If no new motion is offered the case would be closed. 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