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30.5 Galena BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION
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THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL AND VOID IP WORK OR CONSTRUCTION I
/ AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCEDWITHIN 1207180 DAYS, OR IF CON- ppyMENT OF PIT. IN COUNTY,USE TAX __
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$ STRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED FOR APERIOD
T17V1EA~TER~WORK IS COMMENCED.
OF 120U 80 DAYS AT ANY ^ MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY RETURNS WILL BE SUBMITTED
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I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THIS APPLICATION ^ DEPOSIT METHOD 3.5 % OF 25% OFJHE PERMIT VALUATION PAID
AND KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORT2ECT"ALL PROVISIONS OF AT ISSUANCE. A FINAL REPORT ON TOTAL ACTUAL COST MUST
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WORK AND / OR ISSUANCE OF THE CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY.
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CEL THE PROVISIONSOF ANY OTFYER'STATE`OR LOCAL LAW`REGULATING ^ EXEMPT: EXEMPT ORGANIZATION
CONSTRUCTION ORTRE'PERFORMANCE~OF COI~fSTRUCTION:
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SI PITKIN COUNTY IS SUBJECT TO THE 35%USE TAX I
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THIS FORM ISA PERMIT ONLY WHEN VALIDATED,
Plan Check Vali non Zoning Validation Per
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SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL PLUMBING, /~ d ~,-
HEATING, VENTILATiNGOR AYR COI~DYT'IOf~I~YG ~ ~rw~. '
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THIS PERMITBECOMES NULL AND,VOID IFWORKOR CONSTRUCTION ONTHLY USE OF QUARTERLY RETURNS WILL BE SUBMI~ED.
AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED W
STRUCTION OR WORK IS SLJS L-~b, ~~~D Fdl-l ^ DEPOSIT METHOD.:3% OF 25 /,OF PERMIT~ALUATION PAID NOW
PERIOD OF`i20/180 DAYS ATANYTIMEA __„w,,,,~,n ,W,,,~~, AT ISSUANCE. FINAL REPORT ON TOL`ACTl7A~ ~ w
I HEREBY CEPTIFV THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED;THIS APPLICATION AND ~`~ ~
COST MUST BE FILED WRH1N, 90 DAYS AFTER COMPL
KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE At~S'"C`O{'ifi~"CY'"T1CC PiIO~S`(~~~C~'YA~J8~~~Y~I~ - ` ` ` ` "" "" ^~ "„ '^
ORDINANCES"GOVERNING'7HIS Y1'F'E'"6`k' WOA~C'"3t/ltl °B`E CaINPQED "OV'IYH WORK. GENERAL .CONTRACTORS CHOOSING THIS 4
WHETHER SPECIFIED HEREIN OR NOT 51~~'GITANTING^b'~d"P€CF'M"PIA'GO'ES`Y7d"i MUST REPORT AND REMIT TAX FOR ALL SUBCONTR CTORS
PRESUME TO;GIVE AUTHORITY 70 VIOLATE OR b'AC~'OC7i§'fG135 O"F THAT DO NOT OBTAIN THEIR OWN PERMIT '.
ANV OTHERSTATE OR LOCAL LAW REGUL'ATING'CbT1STwiC1C"i~0"FI~TSC`TR'~`P~'R ~ "'~ "I" ""°" '
FORMA OF CONSTRl7C ION ~~ "~~ ~'" " ~'~"'N'~'~`
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130 ~: Galena BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION ~ General ~ ~ °f,
Aspen, CO 81611 ggpEN~PITKIN REGIONA UILDING DEPARTMENT Construction
Permit
303/920-5440 PITKIN COUNTY CITY OF ASPEN ^
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SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING,
HEATING, VENTILATING-0R AIR CONDITIONING.
THIS PERMITBECOMES NULL ANDVDID IFWORK OR CONSTRUCTION
AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 120/180 DAYS, OR IFCOf~
STRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED FOR A
PERIOD OF 120/180 DAYS ATANYTIME AFTER WORK IS COMMENCED.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THIS APPLICATION AND
KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT ALL PROVISIONS ~OF LAWS AND
ORDINANCES GOVERNING THIS NPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIED WITH
WHETHER SPECIFIED HEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT DOES NOT
PRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THE PROVISIONS OF
ANV OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATING CONSTRUCTION OR THE PER
FORMANL2 OF CONSTRUCLION:
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` SELECTION OF METHOD FOR PAYMENT OF USE TAIX
ONTHLY USE OF QUARTERLY RETURNS WILL BE SUBMITTED.
^ DEPOSIT METHOD: 3 % OF 25 % OF PERMIT VALUATION PAIb NOW
AT ISSUANCE. FINAL REPORT ON TOTAL ACTUAL MATkLRIALS
COST MUST 8E FILED WITHIN 90 DAYS AFTER COMPLETIION OF
WORK. GENERAL CONTRACTORS CHOOSING THIS M~THOD
MUST REPORT AND REMIT TAX FORALL SUBCONTRACTORS
THAT DO NOT OBTAIN THEIR OWN PERMIT. '~
^ EXEMPT: STATE &PITKIN COUNTY RESALE NO.
EXEMPT ORGANIZATION
THIS FORM IS A PERMIT ONLY WHEN VALIDATED.
WORK STARTED WITHOUT PERMIT WILL BE DOUBLE FEE
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Check V tion Permit Valitlatlon
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EARTM MOVING PERMIT APPLICATION
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WORK STARTED W17HOUTA PERMIT WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE FEES
VALID PERMIT MUST BE KLPT ON SITE AT ALL TIME$
THIS PERMIT IS REQUIRED FOR ANY EARTHMOVING WORK THAT INVOLVES THE MOVEMENT OF MORE THAN EO CUOIC YARDS OF SOIL. (EXCEPTION
FOR KOVNDATION PERMITS)
AMINIMUM OF THREE(a)COPIES OF ANY AND ALL INFORMATION REQUIRED MUSTACCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION.
IF THE JOB DESCRIBED BELOW REOuIRES THE MOVEMENT OF MORE THAN 50D CUBIC YARDS, THE TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND DATA
REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE PREPARED AND CERTIFIED BYA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER REGISTERED M YHe SPATE OF CpLORA00l `
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1. Propat Owner SAddmss ... .
T'homas~ Lewis, 201 West Cooper, Aspen CO 81611
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a. Appusant Name .. ., .._ _..
Thomas ~. Lewls
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2200 South Dixie Highway, Sulte 7026, Coconut Grove FL 33133
4. Noma of Froiact 5. ponlecl Plmne(c) '.
Little Cloud Subdivision
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Lot 2
legal Oeaalption
Little Cloud Subdivision
a. ryppamatedewfo5e excavaed i
Rock & Soil
B. TVPea vrorc
^Berms Trenches ^ ponds ^ Uillltles ^Trals ^/ other Staging aI1Cl Stockpile area ~'
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APPLICATION WILL NOT 0E REVIEWED UNLESS TNIS PORTION IS COMPLE7B
Total Cubic Yards (Cut & Fop: 470 TOt91 Cut:4 Total Fill: 490 Max Length: 90~
Mex Depth:0 Max Width: 90' Max Height: 6~
Total Cubic Yards (Cut ~ FiIQ; 4rv
11. MauNI BlOWM FNnI: _...
ACCess Driveway for Tots 3 & 4
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12a. Is any portion of the development Droposal now eomptete7 AYES ^ NO
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1Pb I/yes, glue reaspn88nd tleteforopneWd'vn ' '
In 1991, the access driveway and utillttes ware taken to Lot 2.
1a. Wllltne pro)ect regtnre thadistud7anee oftne lCO year flood plain? ^YFS ~/NO
rcyes, Plaaae attach the Cpunty Flpotl Plaln OeVClppmenl Pamul
1d, Will the project dlslurb a nisult in tfie :removal of any va~atation? - ^y yES ~ pj(yaa, s reVapateilan plan snd saunb is iwuired Eentimbving
prpjecla reaW In the tlisW,bancc Or>S,000aq. ft. ofv Bmaon re was an approved,profabs0nel revs atadal Ian
15. VYrS the project disturb or resuR ih theremdval of any wetland er riparian etetion9 ~ YES ^/ NO
nyea,please inGude any pennlta DOm are EPA Or USAGE. Amidaaapn6rev plan is req' if any wetland or rlpeden ereakimpa~led by development
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Construction season 2005 r
THE FOLLOWING MAPS OR DRAWINGS IDENTIFYIN HE PROJEC7ARE'REQUIRED:
1. Site IoCaticn map end zoning of the property and any development approvals assoelatad wtth the property.
2. A map wl(h surtaee Ylew Showing elavadpna or contdurs of the groutW, padinerd struclurea, f ll or storage elevations, sae, location and spatial arrangement of
all proposed and e><ating atlUetUIL's on fhe site, and locaddn and elevatron of streets, reads, water supply syslems,sanltary leagues and soil bpi.
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3. Revagetalion plan.
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4. The applicant may be required to Submit other neceeaery infprtnation In Order t0 tletennine of appropriate design and ptdorrnancc alandarda have been mat.
5. A site Grarfmg Plan deglling the awpa of work
18. Revell n e quuep9 15. Profeaea evap0 n an aqum Lantl Mepep pprom
^ y~ ~~ 18a. If yes, amount? ^ YES ^ NO N (~
Wla aamlvatl gab l.preOVetl YOning grovel ~ ~ ~ E A
NNd AtymwE, Rmanna ferpaniN
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TNI ORM ISA pERMrtwNEN YgDDAT® BY ENGINEERING aND NA'rWrgLRE80URCE DNISION
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TRANSMITTAL SHEET
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COD09 WESTSMihIN STREET N.
ASPEN, CO 81611
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October 22, 1992
Aspen/ Pitkin Building Department
John R. Tucker III (Cottonwood Gardens Develop Corp)
-s k 49 Little Cloud Trail
fOR: Benson Design and Building, Ina u
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lane have been reviewed to the locally adopted building.
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i ordinances by Code Analys~is~and~Design. Reviews done previously
departments such as zoning, environmental health, water and.
ing and the fire mar4ha! s office have nc>t been checked or verified.
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v~~rrThis review had been completed to the normally accepted industry staadar
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. of care and is thought do be complete, excluding those items normally
~-` enforced by field inspection. Items which require judgements and/or
decisions by the Building Official are so noted.
Again, thank you for using Cade Analysis and Design.
"This is not a bill. Invoicing for all work done through the 12th of the month
will submitted for payinenf at that time.
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Code Analysis and Design
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gESOLUTION OF TBE PITKIN C,OUZ7TY BOARD OF CODIiTY COMHlZSSIONERS
` ~ GRANTING DETAILED SUBMISSION 14ND FINAL PLAT APPROVAL TO i
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THE LITTLE CLOUD SIIBDIVISION/PUD
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`~"'"""'"v~~~^°~"'~ '~~~' ~ ~ 6axdens ,; Debelopment
. 5,~'~,phh~1`uk=keY ~~~and Cottonwoacl,,,,,
. Corporation, hereinafter "Applicants", have .applied to th~„/P~~t~}
County Board of County .Commissioners., hereinafter "Board", for
approval for Detailed Submission and Final. Plat for The Little
Cloud Subdivision/pUD, pursuant_to Sections 6-4 and 6-5 of Land
Use Code; and ~ r>:
WFIEREAS, the applicants re proposing a PUD for four lots
containing four single fami~ho~~~ith four attached caretaker ~,
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.units; and.
jggEREAS, the Applicant's parcel is zoned R-15 PUD below they
8040 elevation line and AF-1 above the 8040 line and contains)
approximately 9.6 acres; and ~ ~
Sg1D;REAS, said parcel is located south of the Ice Garden and
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west of Koch Park on the lower slopes of Shadow Mountain more,
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specifically described in Exhibit "A" ; .and ' ~~"29ua»~`u"fir ti
wfiEREAS, the PUD received General Submission ap~~~ ~ ~ ~~ m ,
the Board of County Commissioners on January 24, 19 9 Pur~suan~~~ o,
Resolution number 89-i8; and ~~~°~~~~=
the
WBII2EAS, the Planning and ..Zoning Commission consi
Application at a duly noticed public hearing at their regularly
scheduled meeting on March 20, 1990., at which time the
recommended approval of the Detailed Submission; and '
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Resolution No. 90-~
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WHEREAS, the Board considered the Detailed Submission and ',
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Final Rlat approval at'regularly scheduled meetings on May 15 and',
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June 12, 1990; and :, I
- .WHEREAS, the Board discussed the possibility of maintaining
the historic Midland right-of-way. as an open transportation',
corridor on this site; and i
it was determined that the.a plicant could not be
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required ~o. maintain the. historic right-of-way as an open
corridor due to the fact that said corridor is .not presently
shown on the Transportation .Element of the Aspen Areal'
Comprehensive Plan; and
WHEREAS,' the Board determined that said application
adequately addressed.. criteria in Sections 6-4 (Detailed
.Submission} and 6-5 )Final Plat) of the Code.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that~the Board does hereby
.grant Detailed Submission and Final Plat approval to the Little
I
Cloud Subdivision subject to the following conditions: ',
ermit from
1) The applicant_sha11 obtain., an earthmovinq p
the County Engineer's office prior to initiation of
construction of the subdivision access road.
2) Prior to initiation of construction of the subdivision
access road, the applicant shall obtain access qr
street cut. permits required by the City of Aspen
Engineering Department...
3) The access road shall not be heated.
~~~ -~ 4) The applicant shall adhere to recommendations made by
Nick Lampiris in his letter, which is attached. ~s
Exhibit "B". They are as follows. The applicant s
building permit application shall be required ~o
address a-f below.
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a) The rear walls of homes on all lots shall be
designed to act as retaining walls as follows:
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Buildina Site #4: If toe of hill .is cut at all,
rear retaining wall is to protrude.. at least four
feet above finished grade with no doors or windows
on the' uphill facing side below four feet above
finished grade.
Bu;ld~na Site ~3: If toe of hill is cut at all,
rear retaining wall is to protrude at least four'
feet above finished grade 'with no doors and
windows on the uphill facing side below four feet
above finished grade.
(/BU~~d~na S~ ~ A stem wall shall be designed
''-to protrude. at least 6 feet above finished grade.,
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Doors and windows on the uphill side shall only be
above the stem wall.
Buildina Site #1: A stem wall shall be designed to
• protrude at least six feet 'above finished grade.
above the stemowalln the uphill side shall only bel
b) Site specific soils studies. shall be conducted on
all lots. and incorporated into. foundation design.
c) Landscaping shall be designed to direct drainage,.
positively around the building sites
designed around the rear of the home to protect
d)~ On Lot 2, / rockfall. The berm
against .snow sslides a and rench feature filed l and
portion of this feature shall be p
compacted to at least 85% Proctor Density against
a stem wall designed to protrude at least six feet
above finished grade. Doors and windows shah
.only be at the.. second level. of the home on' th'
rear side.
e The de ression caused in art b the railroad beg
) on Lot 1-shall be well drained to prevent pondina
on the site.
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f Foundations on all sites shall .conform to th
Seismic Zone II criteria of the Uniform Building
Code.
The applicant. shall submit a fugitive dust plan prior
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to•the issuance of a building permit,
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15)
All caretaker units"shall be deed restricted with the
Housing Authority prior to_, issuance of a building
permit. Attached caretaker unit o00u s arelfeetded The
the maximum residence size of 6, ~
size of caretaker units shall be in compliance with
Housing Authority 'Guidelines' in effect at the time of
building permit issuance for said units.
The applicant. shall comply with County Air .Quality
standards in effect at. the time of issuance of a
building permit...
The applicant shall work with the Environmental Health
Department to determine the best procedure for handling .
any potentially toxic substances found on site.
Specific soils testing for toxic substances shall be
conducted on Lot 2 prior. to issuance of a building,
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permit.
All residences shall be equipped with .residential
Districts systems approved by the Aspen Fire Protection
Homesites shall be limited to a maximum size of 6.,000
exceed thetCOUnty he ghtcstandard.~its, and 'shall not
The applicant shall comply with all recommendations
made by Dean Gordon in his. letter of July 6, 1989,
attached as Exhibit "B". ~
All areas on site disturbed by construction shall bei
revegetated within one growing season of construction.
All utility line extensions shall be burieflwedl b s the
utility cuts shall be reviewed and app Y
County Engineer prior to issuance of an excavation
permit.. A revegetation plan for said cuts shall be -
a roved by the Engineer concurrent) Trenches sha
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be revegetated within one `growing season of
construction..
Aspen Consolidated Sanitation District shall review .and '
approve of sewer line extension design prior to Final
Plat recording.
All representations made in the landscaping submission
and. proposed covenants, specifically regarding building
materials, plant materials, revegetation and design,
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• shall be adhered to and represented in the Final.,,,:.
trictions Agreement.
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Covenants, Conditions
16) The Subdivision Improvements_ Agreeroval aof the County_
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Trail Easement shall meet
recording of the Final Plat. The
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Attorney prio
choose 'an at-grade crossing for the trail
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available
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construction.
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) Setback variances shall be specified on the Final Plat
prior to recording.
18) Covenants for the proposed Little Cloud Subdivision,,
n guidelines similar. to
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shall incorporate visual
roposed in the Pfister Golf Course application.
those p
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and
for road
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Attorney
Lotthe &County
Acco g Y
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the Plat. .
satisfied that Lots 1 & 2 may be sold and developed.
licant and
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However, a controversy exists between
for• road and
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cess
Wolftone Corporation regarding a
4 as`designated on the Plat. It
utilities to Lots 3 &
is the opinion of the County Attorney that the
h
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e
controversy must be resolved by either furt
or by the Courts.
agreement 'of the. parties,
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Accordengay,
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access for road utilities to Lots
Attorn y PP
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No develo went shall occur until the Final Plat an,
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Resolution of Approv therIm rovements Agreement c~Trai
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of the Final Pla
Covenants, and Conditions and Restrictions
Easement
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Agreement are to be approved by the Plann>n Office,,
to be
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a
County Engineer' and Attorney. Said document
recorded concurrently with the Plat.
21) All 'material' representations made in the application
shall be adhered to.
APPROVED by the Board. of County Commissioners at its regular
meeting on June 12, 1990.
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• ~ •~BOARD OF COUNTY COkB~IISSIONERS . ' .
' OF PITRIN'COUN'PY, COIARAl~ .
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• Herschel Ross, Chairman
ATTEST:
anette J s, _
eputy Co y Clerk
' APPROVED AS TO. CONTENT:
APPROVED AS TrO•FORM: ~ i
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Timo y itsitt, AmY ar4e ,
County A o ey Pla inq ector
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• LEGAL DESCRIPTION - LITTLE CLOUD SUBDIVISION: `
The Little Cloud Subdivisiow~ich8isrcoimzised of6landssalsorknownlassPart
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land in Yitkin County, Colorado, the U er Sibley Lode•and the Lower.
e olis Lode U.S.M.S. #1759; P4
of the Copp rop
Sibley Lode which are parts of the Sibley Lode U.S.M.S. #9606; and. part of the
Mollie G Lode, U.S.M.S'. # 7557. It is legally described as follows:
Copperopolis Lode, Mineral Survey No. 1759, situate in TownshoT~ion
South, Range West of 6th P.H~n,eMineralgSuhrveyfNo. 7364 and the
lying •within the Yride of Asp
Hunters Pride, Mineral S~eerooolis7L9de8 Mineral Survey No u1759
(southern) portion of the CoPP P en, Mineral
which lies west of the west side line of the Pride'of Asp
Survey No. 7364, betcdeen.corners No. 3 and 4 of the Pride of Aspen;
and. .
Sibley Lode, Mineral Survey No: 9606,•according to the United States
Patent which is recorded in the records of the Yitkin County Clerk
and Recorder in Book 175 at Yage 227, except for the portion thereof
'which is described in the Deed recorded in the records of the Pitkin
• County `Clerk and Recorder in Book 268 at Yage 408; and,
The entire portion of the Mollie G. Lode, Mineral Survey No. 7577,
lying and being situated in'Section 12, Township 10 South, Range '85
West of the 6th P'14, 1980 and recorded in the record aof thenPitkin
approved February
County Glerk and Recorder: in Book 524 at Page 552. i
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• CARBONOALE, COLORADO 81623- ~ .- ~ `~, .
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June 13, 1996
Mayne Ethridge '
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Aspen C0 8161? ..
RE: ?01 lgest Cooper
Pear Mayne:
This letter- is intendzd to clarify a portion of my letter on
the property of June bi 1988. It concerns the reau~r°mcnt
for either a 4 or. 6 foot stem wa21 at the rear ai two of the
planned heroes.
My intent is to restrict -ones of weakness, such as windows,
en?.v rr^m ':hat A ot- b fort ka21, net atiovr= tF-;a* level o,^ thr_
1"c'c;i' 51~e. of the homes:. .Sorry foe• the am~ir~i.u ty. '',.
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CARBONDALE, COLORADO 81623
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Wayne Ethridge..
F•. 0. Pox 3863
Aspen CO 81612..
F,E: 201 West Cooper
Dear Mr. Ethridge:
I have completed my geologic nyestigati~n for purposes of
House Pill 1041 of four sites within the aboye referenced
pr o.7ect. The developable area lies `south of the Colorado u
Midland right-o-f-way on the south side of the Town of Aspen
between First and Third Street. This is within the"Aspen 7.
1/2 minute quadrangle, Fitkin County, Colorado.
The topography of the lower portion of the property consists
of the steep, northeastern-sloping hillside. at the base of i
Shadow Mountain !vhere it meroes !vi.th the artificial berm
which is the Colorado 2~ Midland right-of-way. Toward the
southeast there is a long, linear depression between the base
of the mountain and the old railroad bed. There is a i
prominent bench at the base of the Copperopolis claim •
approximately 7U feet above the base of the depression and
west of it. Most of the hillside is-covered with conifers up
to 1U to i2 inches in diameter. There are a number of
limestone and dolomite blocks scattered along the hillside
and its base with a well developed foot path =_ystem all along
the hillside toward the base of the cliffs abpve, There are i
several mine dumps, indicating previous mine worf;ings, in
this area.
The geology of the site consists of colluvial and talus
material which has been derived over the centuries from the ~
carbonate and sandstone outcrops above. This material ranges
from clays, silts, and sands to angular rocks and boulders.
No outcrops were visible within the area proposed for
development. The sandstone and carbonate units on the •'
mountainside above the site are mostly the faultEd Leadville
Limestone,_ Manitou DolomitE, and Swatch Guartcite of
Paleozoic age. Because of the complexity of the a°ology of
the site-, it is difficult to ascertair.what unit ar units
vr~derlie the proposed development site, bits probably the
hoiden Shale or one of the previously mentioned !.:nits. .est i
holes drilled on the Sibley Load Mining Claim from 1973
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indicate that no bedrock was encountered to at least a depth
of 14 i/2 feet. The general setting of this geolpdippine,
sequence of Paleozoic roC{s is that of the steeply ncline •
even overturned, west limb of a north-south`OnenPassesyjust
on Aspen Mountain. The Castle Creek fault ,
west of the subject area.
Although each of the four eologic1hazards1whichemayeberately,
there are •three types of g i
factor on the. project sitee
1. Steep and potentially unstable slopes
2. Rockfall zones
?,. Snow slides
~~ is at the west end of the development at the
• _ite #4
building
west edge of a natural bench which should prdvide a suitab e
site for development. Very little hillside c~ittina will be
necessary, and'rockfall and snow slide hazard is at a minimum
because of the general topography and the thic{: cover of
conifers on the hillside above the site... Ntoebehcutsat all,
especially if the toe of the hill is going
the rear wall of the home should act as a retaining wall to
this hillside and protrude at least four feet above finished
grade with no doors or windows on this uphill-facing side.
Site specific soils engineering 4=i11 be necessary as well as
positive drainage around the site.
building site #~ is at the narrower southeast end of this
bench. because of this, more of a hillside cut will 6e
necessary. Even thoLigh the .hillside is somewhat gentler here
±han elsewhere, it is very. important that the rear- wall act
as a retaining wall to replace the material e;:cavorted, The
same conditions and mitigative recommendations for the
previously described site will also pertain herE. in
addition, I believr that it is important to conduct a tactor
of safety analysis on the hillside where the 'toe grill be
removed.
building site #2 is on a bench formed by old tailings
workings out of the Alabama Tunnel.. The tailings have been
in glace far a long time ahd should be fairly stableTheurear
site specific soils engineering will be necessary.
of the homesite should be lahdscaoed so as to dire<tsomoarnat•
drainage around the rear of the site. This site i~
more open to small snoar slides and minor rocicfall than the
previous trio; therefore, I recommend th-t e. smaii berm/tren~.h
f~atu:~e be d=signed aro:..nd ±he rear e+ the"hoR~e in order ro
protect against. these two hazards. The berm Pori-~^rr ef'this
feature should be piled andcompacfed to at least 8~~ Procter
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Density against a stem wall designed to protrude at least b ~
feet above,#inished grade. Doors and windows should be only
at the second lever of the home.. on the rear side._ Site
specific soils engineering will be required.
Building site #1 is on.an essentially flat site. at the base
of the hillside at the. east. end of a linear depression caused
in part by the railroad bed. This site is susceptible to
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small snow slides and rocl fall. The recommendations for. the.
previously described site will all .apply here with the
additional recommendation that the depression be well-drained
so that ponding will. not adversely affect the site.
' It is my understanding that municipal water and waste
disposal systems are available. Access to site #1 will be _ i
easy because of its. low, level and prflximity to the streets of
A=_pen., but-sites #2 throuoh #4 will need to be ~ngirteered
alono a fairly steep, but relatively stable, hillside.
There are no geologic conditions which will act to mace this
desion any more difficult than elsewhere in the County where
hillside roads must be built. An additional recommendation i
is that the finished hpmes be desoned with adequate
ventilation at lower levels to mihimize the accumui~tion of
rayon gas, even though it is not certain that it is_being
"'emitted in the area: There are faults in this area, but.. they ',
are millions of years old, and b am not aware of any movement ',
along them in recent years. I recommend that the Uniform.,
P•uilding code'be followed as it pertains to Seismic Zone II.
I believe that these sites can all be developed as indicated
if the preceding recommendations are followed..., In,addition,
I believe that it is importaht that I be present during the
staking of each building site and the suggested landscaping
features, hecause they are so important to the project. If
there are further questions, please do not hesit2te_to
contact me.
_ Sincerely,
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Nicholas <_ampiris
Consul tinp Geologist
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~.~ R~c~Otioa No COUNT't RECORDER
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' S1lViA OAYIS PlTKIN
ItESOLUTZON OF TfD; BOARD OF COUiiTY COMMISSIONERS
OF PITRIN COUNT7C, COLORADO GRANTING GENERAI. SIIBMISSIOH
APPROVAL FOR 201 WEST COOPER PUD ~
Resolution No. 89-~_
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WgET,EAS,.,on January 24, 1989 the` Board of County.
Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado "hereinafter Board"
reviewed the 20.1 West Cooper PUD: and
~, the 201 West Cooper parcel is, located on Shadow
Mountain, moze specifically descrbed.in Erhibrt "A";..,and
WFUrREAS, .the Pitkin County Planning and Zoning Commission.
reviewed the application and recommended approval to the Board;
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.and
the Aspen City Council reviewed the application.
WEB' RBAb 1
given its, _ close prop
approval with~specifi~
,-e.,; ow [`1'; tP_Yla: and
.mity,to the City limits and recommended
conditions relative to City 8040 Greedline
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Resolution No. 89'L
Page 2
Contact the Fire Marshall and desi n t
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b, road/driveway in accordance 'with his requirementhe
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c. tobwater sews. e,frgm the City of As en cormitti
d. Research the possibility of relocating the N.idland
right-of-way `trail to the- north and present a
proposal to accomplish the rail"relocation
e. `Research the possibility of constructing a grade
separate trail and .:.present a proposal for the
trail crossing.
f. Submit elevation drawings •of the road '`and
driv`eiaay's: ~ ~
q, The. applicants shall submit design parameters for
the'~homesites. This shall incltisde limitations on
massing, length 'of walls, height and use of
materials. No home is to exceed 6,000 square. feet
.':including the'"Einpioyee Dwelling Units.
h. Submit detailed engineering drawings of the
® road/driveway. ~
s,..,, Submit_,a more detailed. geologic, analysis of
e or'slide potential.
`` ~. potential water seepag
2. `'The applicant shall submit a fugitive dust plan prior
to the issuance of a Bus.lds.ng Permit. ;" \
~, ~_` ~ ~" ' ~ ~' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ lication -s~ all
t, ;,x 3 ,,:All -"material representations'„ in ~ tfie app
` be adhered to ~
4. ?The~development° shall comply with. the recommendations
°,:. .
made by Nick Lampris and Dean Gordon contained within
the,applicats.on. .
5. The applicants~"shall stake the buildiegl~e~e~°of~ the
Detailed Subms.sss.on representing the p
~~ enve~.opes and the; proposed height of the structures.
6.~~ The Detailed `Submission revew• of'~ the 'application`'
should include an evaluation showing the design
lication based u on the Cs.
parameters of the app p licant s of
9 g hall
<Aspen's°8040 Greenline, crltes-la. The app
present information regardin bus.ldin `heights, and
foot_nrints"at Detailed Submission.
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gesolution No. 89-~
Page 3
7, The Detailed Submission: sand d thAreSh dowt~Mountain
Planning Comm sioh
Neighborhood.
g, At Detailed Submission the applicant should provide a
proposal for the implementatio~hefrecommendationsnmade
trails system consistent with.
by Al Blomquist.
em to ee units shall be deed restricteeewhousing 11
9, All _p Y
Housing Authority and open to the. employ
rental market.
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FUGITIVE DUST CONTROL PLAN FOR LAND DEVELOPM6N7
Regulation No. 1 requires that a fugitive dust control plan be submitted by
applicants whose source/activity results ~n fugitive dust emissions. The
control plan must enable Lhe source to minimize emissions of fugitive dust
to a level that fs technotogicaliy feasibl`e`an6 economically reasonable. If
the control plan is not adequate in minimizing emissions a revised control
plan may be required. The control plan (if acceptable to the Division} will
be used fer enforcement purposes on the source(s).
Please Check the dust control measures which you propose for your activity.
The control measures checked wi71 be enforced by the Oivfsion. Use separate
sheets if more space is needed. Also note items with an asterisk (*)• This
indicates those measures which will probably be required.
I. Control of Unpaved Roads on Site
* ~ A. Watering......
(1 ) Typicdi watering frequency: ASA1EEDiEL' Times/Day; or
^ i3.
1'~1 C.
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^ E.
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(2) Maintain Opflr'Soil Moisture Content (Specify
percentage Aeruna '~ vARfES w+ru 7VPe3 eP 5ott~
Application of Chemical Stabilizer i
(1} Frequency of Application ~~
(2) Type of Stabilizer Ii
Paving: WhenAFttRe Rre((~j,~taCh schedule showing when
paving would occur
Where e<ESs IQnA9
Vehtcle Speed Control
(1) Speeds limited to mph maximum. Speed limit ~ Pa
signs must be posted.~Generally 30 mph is maximum ss+rscE
approvaTi~e spee4 on site.) SpElsS EXCEfDtNb 3cMPM N t i
DnE75 PfIY$ttNt GAYOdT eN PJf13. .Js 6St td.
Road Carpets Type
Other (E+splain). I
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LAN FOR LAND OEYELDPMENT
KUGTTIVE DUST CDNTRDL P
Regulation No. 1 requires that d fugitive dust control plan be submitted by
applicants whose sourcelactivty results in fugitive dust emissions. The
control .plan must enable the Source to minimize emissions of fugitive dust
to a level that is technologically feasible and economically reasonable. if
the control plan is not adequate in minimizing emissions a revised control ~
plan may be required. The control plan (ff acceptable to the Division) will
be used fer enforcement purposes on the source(s). ~
Please check the dust control measures which you propose for your activity.
The control measures checked will be enforced by the Divfsion. Use sepa7his
sheets tf more space is needed. Also note items with an asterisk (*)-
indicates those measures which will probably ee required,
I. Control of Unpaved Roads on Sfte
* ~' A, Watering
(1) Typical watering frequency: As;vEEOt° Times/Day; or
(2) Diaintain OP'rr'"~Sofl Moisture Content (Specify
percentage peruAa / V,oA.ES Wr>N rvPE oP 5olL~
^ Q, Application of Chemical Stabilizer
(1I frequency of Application ~.r
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^ E.
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(2) TYPe of Stabilizer.
Paving: WhenA_.~_T_6P~C~sr-dfi~~rtaCh schedule showing when
paving would oGcur.~
Where ectSs ,QoA~
Yehicle Speed Control
(1) Speeds limited to mph maximum.. .Speed limit ~ ess,bct
signs must be posted.. ~Genes~~Y53EX~DiNe ~oMP~ r' 7 ~
approva6le speed on site.l
~~ ~ prlYSi~AI LAYOdT oN TABS debS716.
Road Carpet:. Type
Other (Explain):
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MRR 17 ' 92 ~~ ~ Berri u i r ~r FIbrLIY . _. .
II, Control of Disturbed Surface Areas
r ~ A• catering
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()) Typical watering frequency 1v~~ times/ddy or
(2) Maintain Oprimvm~ soil moisture content. A~>~R~ °~^ ~^`L'~'^~tr+~
TYPE of Se~L
Application of Chemical Stabilizer
(1) Frequency of application
(2) Type of stabilizer --
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('~ C. Vehicle Speed Control
(1) Speeds limited to mph maximum.
~ D, Minimize disturbed area -attach detailed development
schedule (with map). SEE Lf+~OSeRPE ~LA~ ATE"'
® E• Revegetation -attach detailed schedule with map (can
combine with D above).
~ (11 mulChng {Cireleuapppopriatelchoices,)wrth/without)
~ (2) Landscaping
[J F, Furrows at right angle to inchesl(S9 orngredter needed)
Depth of furrows
* ~ G. Compaction of disturbed soil on a daily basis to within
90°b of maximum compaction (as determined by Proctor Test).
® (1) Foundation areas only; or
~] (2) At1 disturbed soil.
~ H. Wind Breaks {generally required if adjacent to developed
areas and must be in place prior to overlotting).
(1) Type
[] {a) Solid: Material ~/,a7dzat ~'i9fe~ ~,¢ocK
(i.e., brick, cement, wood)
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MAR 17 '92 03~26PM CITY OF RSPEM r.aia
^ (b) Mesh. wind screens (state mesh size): _____._^_
^ (c) Snow fence or other fence (specify.)
® (d) Berms: Height YRR/E8 ft.
[] (e) Vegetation: TYpe _
Spacing ~^,._ft.
Initial Height ~.,~~_..
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(2) developed dreashow lacaCion, prevailing wind, nearby
~ I. Synthetic or natural cover for steep slopes.
(1) Type $ ,N e< ~~~~ (netting, mulching, etc.)
(2) Location A+~'gD°°~ RtsaHruckGu(show on map)
* IIi. Prevention of mud and dirt carryout onto paved surfaces.
A. Prevention (i.e.. gravel entry ways, washing vehicle
wheel s, cover or do not overfill trucks) B~es~n+uuaa ,eea~
B.asE
~ 6. Cleanup of Paved .Area
(i) Frequency AS Nf~ (generally daily)
(2) Method (i.e.. street sweeper, hose with water, eCc.)
MA.VuaI. GR8a2 -!- tn/au~ !-lost o27RUer AS /vE~DG?
iV. Other (describe in detail)
DECIARATION OF COt7ENANTS, CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS
ASSESSMENTS, LIENS AND EASEMENTS
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ARTICLE I - Definitions ... ••••••••• •• "
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Property Rights
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ARTICLE III - Property Subject to this Declaration ..
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ARTICLE IV - Use Restrictions and Easements ........
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ARTICLE V - Architectural Control .... ...•••• •
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ARTICLE.
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ARTICLE VIL - Covenants for Assessments and Creation 25
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of Liens .... .....
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ARTICLE X - Insurance ••• " "
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Condemnation ••
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DECLARATION OF COVENANTS. CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS, '
ASSESSMENTS, LIENS AND EASEMENTS FOR
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LITTLE CLOUD P.II.D,
THIS DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS,
ASSESSMENTS, LIENS AND EASEMENTS FOR LITTI:E CLOUD P.U.D. (herein, "Declaration")
- is made this-- day of December, 1989~by`Cottoaw"o`o II aran sindividualnt(herein
an Arizona corporation, and John R. Tucker,
collectively called "Declarant").
W I T N E 5 S E T H:
WHEREAS, Declarant is the developer of approximately 9.6 acres, more or
less, of land in Pitkin County, Colorado, which is compri er Siblen Lodesandnthe '
as part of the Copperopolis bode U.S.M.S. #1759; the Upp Y
'' Lower Sibley Lode which are parts of the Sibley Lode U.S.M.S: #9606; and part
of the Mollie G Lode, U.S.M.B. # 7557; and certain Easement oval thereof lsbeing '
' known as "201 West Cooper PUD" as referenced in the app
Resolution No. 89-18 of the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, a
copy of which was recorded on February 20, 1989, in Book SfiB, Page 273, in the
.Pitkin County Records, to be from this time forward known as LITTLE CLOUD P.U.D.;
and legally described.. as follows:
Copperopolis Lode, Diineral Survey No. 1759, situate in Township 10
South, Range West of 6th P.M., excepting therefrom that portion
' lying within the Pride of Aspen, Mineral Survey No. 7364 and the
Hunters Pride, Mineral Survey No:'" 1760, and .excepting the upper
,,~ ,,, (southern) portion:of-the Copperopolis Lode, Mineral Survey No.'1759
:~, which lies west of the west. side line of the Pride of Aspen, Mineral
Survey No. 7364, between corners No. 3 and 4 of the Pride, of Aspen;
and, :.
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Sibley Lode, Mineral Survey No. 9606, according to the United SEates
Patent which is recorded in the records of the Pitkin County Clerk
~~ and Recorder in Book 175 at Page 227, except for the portion thereof
''s which is described in the Deed recorded in the records of the Pitkin
County Clerk and Recorder in Book 268 at Page 40$;u~arid,
The entire portion of the Mollie G. Lode, Mineral Survey No. 7577,
y lying `and being situated in Section 12, Township 10 South, Range 85
West of the 6th P.M., as shown in the Bureau of Land Management Plat
approved February 14, 1980 and recorded in the records of the Pitkin
"' County Clerk and Recorder in Book 524 at Page 552.
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"•-a~~iaG{on" shall mean and refer to LITTLE '~
.Section 1.5. ~----~---- P oration, its successors
__ _~LOUD ki0ME0WNERS ASSOCIATION, a Colorado non rofit corp
WHEREP.S, Declarant desires to establish for its own benefit and for the
mutual benefit of all futuze owners or occupants of the above-doveYiand upon
property, or any part thereof, certain easements and rights in,
such real property and certain mutually beneficial restrictions and conditions
for the maintenance thereof and the appropriate mechanism to assu rctectedcas
present beauty, views and setting bf LITTLE CLOUD shall alwaysermitted b this
much as possible in connection with the uses and structures P Y
instrument;'and
.WHEREAS, Declarant desires to form a Colorado nonprofit corporation for
the purposed of benefiting LITTLE CLOUD and the Owners (as respectively herein
"defined), which corporation will operate and control a vaziety of Common Areas
(as herein defined) within LITTLE CLOUD; cause the provision of management and
maintenance services for such Common Areas as more fully set forth herein; and
establish,`levy, collect and disburse the Assessments (as herein defined) and
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other charges imposed hereunder; and
WHEREAS," Declarant. desires and declares that all of the real property l
described above .shall be held, sold and conveyed subject to the following
easements, restrictions, covenosesofn rotecting the value and desirability of,
.herein, which are for ,the purp P arties having
.and. shall run with, such real property and beertndor an n part thereof, their
nny right, title or interest in such real prop y Y
heirs, successors and assigns, 'and shall inure to the benefit of each Owner
thereof.
OW THEREFORE, Declarant hereby declares, covenants and agrees 'as
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` ' Section l.l.f "Annual Assessments" shall mean and refer to the
charges levied and assessed-each year against :each Unit or Owner pursuant to
Article VII, Section 7.3 hereof: '
Section 1.2. Article ~f Inaorooration" shall mean and refer)
'to the Articles of ,Incorporation of the Association, as amended from time toy
time. ~, ~, e~. ^"-
Section 1.3. "Asses t" shall mean and refer to any Annual
Assessment, Special Assessment or an Individual Assessment. i
" ssessment Lien" shall mean and refer to the)
Section 1.4. °
lien created'and.imposed by Article VII hereof ..and is synonymous with the ter m
>j .-"Lien".-In tha£~~regard,4"Claim of Lien" shalTmeanthenotice and claim of Lien
relating to Asaessments described in~Section 7.9.
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Section 1.5. 1{.ssociation" shall-
. CLOUD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, a Colorado noiipjbft c
.and assigns.
property so designated on the Plat, indite ng
that portion of a Lot) upon which a Unit may be constructed, all as more fully
set forth in Section 4.4 hereof..
Section 1.9. "B aws" shall mean and refer to the Bylaws of
the Association, as amended from time to ime. i
Section 1.10. "Caretaker Unit" means that portion of a unit 1,
designated as an Employee Unit and deed restricted to be rented consistent with
the Employee Housing Guidelines in effect at £tie time of any rental, and rented
as more fully described in Section 4.21 of this ,Declaration.
Section 1.11.~Common Area" or "Common Areas" shall mean and
refer to all real property, including Eha improvements°`a"n"d personal property
located thereon; owned by the Association for. the common use and enjoyment of
the Owners. The Common Area to be owned by the Association and the Yntended
purpose thereof is described as follows, with the intended purpose of each tract
being more fully set forth on the Plat:
d refer to" LITTLE
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Section 1.6. "A"mac+nrton Rules" shall mean and refer to the
Rules and Regulations relating to LITTLE CI:OUD and adopted by the Board and
established by the Association, as theg may be amended from time to time, and, i
is synonymous with the terms "Rules and Regulations" and "Rules".
„ " " nP Di*ectors" shall mean and
Section 1.7. oa or hoard
refer to the Board of Directors of the Association.
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Section 1.8. "Bu~,~dine_Envelooe" means the portion of real
ti that portion of a Lot (and only
(a) The Private Roadway,
(b) ..Major open space areas; and
'' (c)"Utility, brainage and Retention Easement areas.
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Nothing herein shall prohibit amendment of the Common Area to
increase or decrease its size and scope consistent with the owner's beneficial
use and enjoyment of their respective properties. .'Nothing herein shall be
;deemed to prohibit the Declarant from acquiring additional Common Area,i
improving the Common Area or conveying a portion bf the Common Area to any third
party or third parties; prior to the sale of three lots,
The .initial development schema of the Property established by
Declarant, except as specifically provided herein, will not be altered without)
approval of the Board.
Section 1.12. "Constituent Documents" shall mean and include
this Declaration, the Plat and the Articles of Incorporation and the ,Bylaws of
the Association.
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Section 1.13. "Declarant" or "Develooer" shall initially mean
collectively Cottomrood Gardens Development Corp., an Arizona corporation, and
John Tucker, III, an individual; or any trustee or escrowee which may be
designated by Declarant, including any of Deelarant's successors. and assigns.
"Declarant" also shall mean and ipclude ^'Developer", whch~terins in'ay ~be used ~
interchangeably herein. Declarant shall also mean an}M person, entity or firm
to which there is transferred one or more Lots for the purpose of development
thereof by such party and Declarant specifically assigns its rights hereunder
in a written recorded instrument to such party. Thereafter, such person, entity
or firm shall be and shall be deemed to be Declarant hereunder and Declarant (as
initially defined herein) shall have no 'further responsibility'or'obligation
under or pursuant to this Declaration. It is provided, however, that in no
event shall theta be more than one person or e`n'tity "who or which shall be
"Declarant" hereunder unless Declarant, by written instrument, declares its
intention to split, divide or partition the Declarant's interest created hereby
and the conditions under which the parties to whom the Declarant's interest is
distributed may act as Declarant hereunder.
Section 1.14. "Fireolace" shall mean an ordinary open ~
combustion hearth with chimney exhaus`t'into"oYStside air.
Section 1.15. "$"^laration" shall mean this instrument,, as same
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may be amended. from time. to time. i
Section 1.16. "First Mort¢a¢e" shall mean a first priority lien
deed of trust as well as a first priority lien mortgage, bn'any Lot held by any
bona fide lender who has advanced funds with a Lot as security, including,
without limitation, a~First Mortgage "'roh~ch enable3 beclarant to acquire a Lot
or Lots in the Development, sometimes also known as a Purchase Money Mortgage.
"First Mortgagee" means the beneficiary of a first priority lien deed_of trust,
as well as a the holder or beneficiary of a first priority 11en mortgage, as the
case may be, and the successors and assigns of any such party.
Section 1.17. "~mvrovement" shall mean any buildings, dwelling ! ~. ,
houses or places and ancillary structures'; garages, clubhouses, patios, ramadas,
walkways, gates, roads, roadways, parking areas, lighting fixtures, fences,
walls, hedges, sprinkler .systems, signs; sports or recreational equipment and
facilities, plantings; planted .trees and shrubs and all other structures or
.;landscaping of every type and kind located on the Property.
Section 1.18. "Individual Assessment" shall mean and refer to
an Assessment which is payable by a single Lot Owner only for certain items;
relating, to his-Unit or Lot or to his actions, all as described in Section 7.5.
• Section 1.19. "LITTLE ,CLOUD" shall mean the development,
andlthevPlat forlitrrelate,and improvements thereon, to which. this Declaration)
Section 1.20. "Lot" shall mean and refer to one of the Lots
numbered 1 through 4, inclusive, shown on the Plat, together with any
Improvements on a LoC, with the exception of_the Private Roadway and Common Area'
as described in Article II below, all as shown on the Plat. ~
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Section 1.21. "~-««e.a of Record_ shall include and mean all
conditions, rights of way, 'liens and
reservations, easements, restrictions,
encumbrances and other matters which aie"recorded in the office of clerk and
recorder for Pitkin County, Colorado, including, but not limited to, .this
Declaration and the Plat Map.
^ e o-r "Owners" shall mean_and refer to the
Section 1.22. ~--~--
record owner or owners, whether one or more persons or entities, of equitable
or beneficial title (or legal title if tha same has merged) of any Lot. The
foregoing does not include persons or entities who hold an interest in any Lot
solely as security for the performance of an obligation so long as' the holder
of the beneficial title to the Lot has an interest of record. Except as stated
otherwise herein, "Owner"shall not include a lessee or tenant of a Lot. For i
the purposes of Article IV of this Declaration, es[sssinvitees t licensees and
requires, "Owner" shall also include the family, g attics holding any
lessees of any Owner, together with any other person or p rovided, however,
possessory interest granted by such Owner in any Lot• It is p
that the term "Owner" shall never be construed so as to give any rights or
privileges to family, guests, invitees, `licensees and lessees ouest oor buests ',
Owner, it being the intent hereof that, for example, guests of g B
of family shall not be deemed to be Owners hereunder and shall have no rights
under this Declaration. Except as otherwise indicated in this Declaration,
"Owner" shall include Declarant so long as Declarant owns any Lot within LITTLE
CLOUD.
" " "Plat MaD" shall mean that certain Plat
Section 1.23. plat or
relating to this Declant~he office of Lcle k and recorder for PitkinrCountyn
Colorado, in Plat Books-__, at Page and all amendments and supplements. '~I
Section 1.24. "Private Roadwav" .shall mean the private roadway
located on the Property as .shown on the Plat, which Private Roadway shall
constitute private roadways designated with-in the Common Areas, as more fully
set forth in Section 1.11 above. The Private Road-way is conveyed to the
Association by virtue of'the dedication thereof on the'Plat.
Section 1:25. "Pro~~" or "Proverties" or "bevel` t_'herein',
mean and refer to all that certain real, personal or mixed property,.
t to this Declaration.
described,. which is or becomes subjec -
Section 1.26. "Recreational Vehicle" shall mean any vehicle,.
whether used for recreational purposes or not, classified by manufacturer rated
as exceeding 3/4-ton, including withe~t shellta detached mcamper hoboat trboaG'
trailer, tent trailer, trailer, camp rovided, however, that the
trailer or other similar equipment or vehicle; p
following shall not constitute "Recreational Vehicles" within the meaning of
this Declaration:
(a) Pick-up trucks of less than 3/4-ton capacity with camper
....shells, only 1f the same are of such a size and nature that they may be,
and are, parked in a garage for a Unit; or
(b) Mini-motor homes only if the same ..are of such a size and
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nature that they may be, and are, parked in a garage `for a Unit;
and in all cases used on a regular and recurring basis. for basic transportation III
of a Unit Owner or of a lawful occupant of a Unit.. ',
Section 1.27. "Rules" shall mean and refer to the Rules and
Regulations as adopted by the Boa=d and established by Ehe Association, as the
same may be amended from time to time, as more fully described in Article VI,
Section 6.8 hereof, and is synonymous with the term "Association Rules".
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Section 1.28. "alnele Family" shall mean a group of one or more
persons each related to the others by blood; marriage qr legal adoption or a
group of not more than three couples or individuals or combination thereof not i
so related who maintain a common household_ in a Unit. Further, at no time shall
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any Unit be permanently or regularly occupied'by"more than twice the number of i
individuals. than bedrooms in the Unit.
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Section 1.29 "Sp~~ia1 Assessments" shall mean and refer to any ',
Assessment levied and assessed pursuant" o Section 7.4.
Section 1.30. a l", frail Area" or "'rail Easement" means
those portions of the Common Area so designated by Deelaran£' either on the i
Plat, as the-same may be amended from `time to time pr .pursuant to Section
4.3(b).
Section 1.31. "U_n,. ~"_ shall mean and refer to a single family
residential dwelling constructed. upon one of the separately designated Lots,
which term shall also include an Im rovements .erected, constructed or
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Section 1.32.. "Visible`From Neiehborine Pzoverty" shall mean;"
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with<respect to'any'given,object;'that such object 1s or"`"would be visible to a i
person'=six feet fall,"standing or located, on :any part of such neighboring
' property, at an elevation ,no greater than the elevation,o£ the base of the object ~~_
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,.s~being~viewed °iWhen~used'above',"'the=term'"Neighboring Property" shall"''meen'anY
`,portion of'the Property, including, without `l imitation, the Private Road-way,
:,,any Common, Areas, any Unit, any Lot or any other, part of LITTLE CLOUD.
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`~ ~ .oven or°°other closed combustion device designed with controlled rates of
~i combustion and modulated emissions, including~Msuch`deviees designed to'fit into
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PROPERTY RIGHTS '
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hat the
-< Section 2.1. - Private Roadway: Declarant intends t
Private Roadway .within the Development shall constitute a private roadway;
however, Owners shall, at a1Y times, comply with all responsibilities which
..would otherwise be required had the Private Roadway. been dedicated for public
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use to the City of Aspen or Pitkin County or either of them. By accepting a II
deed to a Lot, an Owner acknowledges and .agrees that such Private Roadway shall.
be subject to the terms and conditions of this Declaration. -
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Section 2.2.
Every Owner shall have a non xclu PF a ~ight~an geasem~nt of enjoyment. in and
to the Common Area which shall be a u~te'irant to"and shall pass with the title
to every Lot. It is expze'ssl acknowledged and a reed b' all parties concerned
that this Section is fot the mutual benefit -of all Owners of Lots and is
necessary for the protection of all Owners. Such easement of enjoyment is,
however, subject to the following provisions: ~'I
(a) The right of the Association or the Declarant to suspend
the voting rights of an Owner or the right to the use of Ehe`Common Area"li
by an Owner, an Owner's .tenants or an Owner's licensees.. for any period
during which any Assessment against such Owner's Lot remains unpaid, and
for a period not to exceed sixty days, for any infraction of its published
Rules and Regulations;
(b) The right of the Association or Declarant to dedicate or
transfer all or any part of the Common Area to any public agency,
authority, or utility for such purposes and subject to such conditions as
may be agreed to-by the Owners; provided, .however, that no such
dedication or transfer shall: be effective unless an instrument agreeing
to such dedication or transfer signed by three-fourths of the Owners has
been recorded unless the Declarant owns two or more Lots;
(c) The right of the'.. Association to establish uniform Rules
and.. Regulationsypettaining,to the: use, of the Common Area; and
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t(d) The -right of Declarant and its agents' and,
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representatives,'in addition to the rights set`forth elsewhere; in this
.Declaration,; to non-exclusive use:, without charge, of the Common Area for'
construction and ,,improvement of the Development and for; the maintenance)
'~ '"of>'salesa'facilities and`~for display and exhibit purposes, "<' ?I
Section 2.3 ... ,. paasation of Vse.. AnynOwner may delegate, ink
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accordance with .this Declaration,"'the'Articles;"the By-lawg.and the'Rµles and
Regulations,"his right of enjoyment to the Common Area to the members of his
";family"ot;to his-tenants who reside on the Property.•° "
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Owners': right of enjoyment in and fo'the Property 'and the Owner's respective Lot"
_~ shall be subject`to the .following express limitations:;,
(a) -~An Owner's right of use and enjoyment in and to they
'Common Area shall not be .conveyed, transferred, alienated or ecicumbered
separate and apart from an Owner's Lot and such right of use'and enjoyment'
'_~ in-and to. the Common Area shall be deemed to be conveyed, transferred,
:alienated or encumbered upon the' con6egant`e~`''transfer, alienation or'
encumbrance of any Owner's. Lot notwithstanding that the description in the
instrument of conveyance,` transfer, alienation of encumbrance may not~l
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refer to the Common Area or any right therein...
(b) The. Common Area shallyreman undivided and no action for
partition or division of any part .thereof shall be'permiEted except as
authorized and permitted in Section 4.9. i
(c) Each Owner, tenant and occupant of a _Lot, and the
invitees, tenants and agents of. such Owner, may use the Common area in
common with the Owners, invitees, tenants .and agents of the other .Lots in
accordance with the purposes for which they are intended without hindering
or encroaching upon the lawful right of such others.
(d) No Owner will be exempted from liability for Assessments
with respect to the Common'Area,by waiver of the enjoyment of .the right.
to use the Common Area, by abandonment of his Lot or UniE or otherwise.
Section 2.5. `y.,r=,,^^ Area Imorovements. Declarant reserves the-,
right to construct Improvements on tha Common Area for`the benefit. of the i
Association after this Declaration and the Plat have been recorded. For this
purpose, there is hereby crea£ed an easement in favor of Declarant, its agents '
and employees, to enter and construct. upon the Common Area such Improvements as '
Declarant may deem advisable, at Declarant's sole expense, while it still owns ~
any Lots. in the Development.
Section 2.6. Ad Valorem Taxation. Each Lot shall be assessed
separately for all taxes, assessments and other charges assessed or imposed by
the State of Colorado, any political subdivision, special. .improvement or
assessment district, or of qr by any other taxing or assessing authority. The
Board shall furnish to the County Assessor or other responsible official of any '
such taxing or assessing authority all necessary information with respect'to the ',
apportionment of such assessments and shall request that each Lot be carried on
the tax records as a separate and distinct parcel of real property. No
forfeiture or sale of any Lot for delinquent taxes,' assessments or other
governmental charges shall divest or in„any way affect the title to any other
' Lot.
ARTICLE III
PROPERTY SUBJECT TO THIS DECLARATION
Section 3.1. General Declaration. Declarant has developed the
Property into various Lots. Declarant inEends to sell and convey Lots within
the Property so developed to third parties subject to this Declaration. .
Declarant hereby declares that all of the Property subject hereto is and shall
be held, conveyed, hypothecated, encumbered, leased, occupied, built .upon ors
otherwise used, improved or transferred, in whole or 3n part, subject to this,
Declaration, as amended or modified from time to time. This Declaration is
declared and agreed to be in furtherance of LITTLE CLOUD and of a general plan
for the `subdivision, improvement and sale of the Property and is established for
the purpose of enhancing and perfecting the ~dalu e bility and
attractiveness of every part of the Property. All of"t e„~i?r~~o~ shall run
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urp°sea and t ae1Y b=espgCti~ usuccessors in
for all p ers and
of the property nt. all 0~ Certif ° of
with all of .Declare U on 1s uance o of olerk and
to the benefit. $OUnd the Colorado h
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interest... sof IncoY4°ratlon Y e
$eCtion 3.2• icate tion thereof i shallbe binding
UPO° itouance st in noun y. ColOtado~Y~is Declaration 'il
State the A
recorder for Yi
Association. ARTICLE I~1
SEI~NTS
D ~ A Lot °r
_USE RESTRICTIONS ~ Residential U$e' le Family
p ivate Yivate Sing ent
g n e Fa iOlwner solely for the use and enj°~
gection 4.1' and used by the activities
elated areas intendicai residential ied by the
a Unit shall be occupied with r the Units and tYp be occup
ether A Unit mar shall be deemed
resident~ets~g d tesid for no other pur4°sa. herein
of the er, but noth Single Family residenUnit
thereto; and of an Own
incidental or social guests rivate, The Owner of each
family. tents a Unit to a tenant for p the lessee or ten2~nt
all provisions of`this Declaration. ana obtain
to prevent rental cf °f any lease, furnish tOthe Rules,
use, subject'to execution g laws and `fhe
' at or prior to ective lessee or tenant.
shall, the Atticl the p °sp on or before
a Copy of this DeclarationeXecuted by delivered to the Association of a Unit.
a receipt for such` he 0swner shall be be entitled to occupancy
receipt obtained by shall ,; :" .. ^Family
one week after the lessee or tenant cthet than*orie private Singleermitted
,< ... laced.: or p
".whatsoever, .erected, p
No structure.. s-.Unit,. be used as or ,fora
Caretaker' e abY peclarant mar .for the putpose
residence and related or Units o'^Tn offices"or parking
cr may~,be rented. or
to'remain;on any Lot Lots
and construction „;,Property,
to,wsell~rLo'ts, within the; ..;f from'time to; time,
model homes and for'sales"~ and conditions as it may .f the Lots.owiz~ed by
of ,;enabling;Declarant~.
""`"'leased by"DeclaranC'upon`such"terms"until such,tima as all °'.ahall anY-'garage'
determine,. ., arties .;= In ° nO event ' ° a Unit
in" is sole discretion, tO „third•P ancillary or appurtenant t.
been ,sold`' ied on either a,permanent or
;- :. Declarant:-have °r structure, occup carters or,ove~night
parking area or other builaingliving unit; or .'..living 4
'` erson'or persons"'for'.. ed for the occupancy
` 1 be used as or converted to a aid or charg
temporary'basis by any P
occupancy of anY kind, whether there is a fee p
t'non-residential use stall be
'~ or not '" ~~' trade or othe t as specifically
-' Noygainful occupation, ert excep
which permits limited home
y Unit or on or about n eCodep Y for the purpose of
~ conducted on or in of by the City' of Asp
roducts or services
permitted hereby erson shall enter into the Property
the pureese of receiving p
occupation uses.. ug s or for
engaging in such I
arising out of such uses. Restrictions on Declarant.
Units and
of
Section 4.2. Limitation
Declarant may undertake the work of construction of residential living
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letion of that work and the
•Ij7e comp essential to the
on the Yropexty. deemed to be In order
rovements up oral of the Units is unity occupied '
incidental Imp and other disP property as a residential cp41m -fully
a ale, rental, of the established as Declarant shall
establishment and welfare the Property ossible shall be
be completed and as reasonably P
as rapidly elsewhere in this Declaration
that the wor community
residential nothing in this Article or_
determine, ed to: subcontractors,..
understood or constru - in
its contractors o_ or advisable
(a) prevent Deelar whatever is necessary
from bringing on the Property the work;
with the completion'of erecting,
connection resentatives from
Prevent Declarant ore tsof the Property, such structures
.(b) on any p of its business of
and maintaining, for the conduct as a residential
constructing ecessary the Property
as may be reasonable and reestablishing lease or otherwise; or
completing the work sale,
community and disposing of the same. by n or signs on
(c) Prevent Declarant from maintaining such sig
thereto as may be reasonable or
or appurtenant. development, identificstion
any of the Property lease, advertising, such mom~ments at or near
necessary for. its sale, but not limited. to, be required 'or
or disposition, including, s as`maY
went and sign or sign for all or anY
the entrance'to the De3elop roviding financing
..requested by the any institution p
poztion of the Development.
The foregoing limitations o£ the application of the restrictions to
-the Declarant shall-terminate upon the happening of either of the following
' `" whichever occurs first:
• events, '
(a) the 'sale of the Declarant's entire interest in the
~ Property, or
`?conve"ance'ofythe first Lat~in~t~s
;~ , ;`•? ,,`•(b)~`seven^years following y so ion as 'Declarant, i
'Development to an Owner by Declarant. However, gthe Declarant,,its
successors and assigns; owns one or'more of the Lots,
as 'otherwise provided herein, be
` '`'successors and'assigns'shall; except
i subject to the provisions of this Declaration.
M~
' ~ Declarant~shelol£ th irrLotsreandeCommon Area .avoid distuzbing~ the
Owners' use and enjoyman ~
Section 4.3, Easements. It is the intention of the declarant
' to provide for the following Easements:
.~ (a) U i sties ublicCutlities and others common servicesein
y y ;, All
- specificall reserved for P ortions bf such improvoesined
_ utility improvements anddfacilitiea shall beEconstructed ande maint~ents
as undergra+md utilities with only such p erati n and
oin (minor
located aboveground as are absolutely necessary for the op
maintenance of such fac111ties. Illustrative of the foreg g
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fan boxes, tap-in
adcess boxes, ned in ~
are items such es rovements shall be desig
rovements round imp guch easements shall be
aboveground imp All aboveg ossible. and the Lots,
points and the like. siVe a manner as p
unobtru the Private Roadway installation,
as reasonably for ingress, egress,
upon, across and tinder the Common Areas, ublic and private utilities
or descrian maintaining all P .water, sewer, gas,
all as she.' repairing oable television
replacing, ert including but not limited to' ermissible
and a television antenna °r zessly P
serving the Prop Y It-shall be exp
telephone, electricity the necessary
virtue of these easements, erect and maintain
system. BY such services to
for the provider of circuits and conduits on and un er
round facilities and other wires, ,fie respective'.
underg No Improvements shall be located or constructed on any o
the Property. stems, the'
the easements without theo~ in the casehof cabh~ t t seasonable times t°'
public utility providers.(.-shall have the rig
.cable television provider) ert upon which such easement iconduitsd
ortion of the Prof Y wires,
enter upon any P air of 'such easement and the
for maintenance and rep s installed there and nnatureall IChis
cables, pipes or other items or thing rovider or the utility
uses which are comm~ha~° tgeecable television P e lacement with al
provided, however, fete such maintenance or reP lacement, within
providers shall: (1) pomp affected
ence; (2) after such maintenanceo~tionpthat is
reasonable dilig restore the Property or any P and. (3) indemnify
a reasonable time, riot to such entry;
by the easement to its condition P er and the AssociatN twithstanding
and hold harmless any. affected .Lot Owt[ air.
or damages arising from such maintenance °r reP or other
contained in"this subsection, no sewer system,
anything to the contrary as lines, telephone lines roved
electrical lines, water lines, g as authorized and app
utilities may be installed or relocated except rovided by this
by the Declarant or the Board. The utility easements p
Y ng
Declaration shall in nd wa affect any other recorded easements affects
the Property.
There shall be an access easement for the deliver and collectrty
ing
tothermrelatedaservices relation
of the U.S. Mail in and about''the Lots,
and for reasonably required emergency or
to the Lots, the Units, the Owners or the Common Arrovided, howe~ler,
medical, Construction an a ui merit eor eother vehicles making use ° asked
that no service trucks, q 4
easement reserved by this paragraph shall be allowed to be p
overnight of for an unreasoarkin lofgall vehicles shall b°e subjectrt ethe
or the .Common Area and.. the p g
provisions of this Declaration and the Ryles... a in B is don
(b) Trail Easements. At an time and also as desi natesole
the Plat as amended ime to time,.. Declarant m y' reserved and
discretion, establish, and there is hereby established,
granted,_a servient easement over and baicyclinge or ~crossQBCOUntryra'(not
including pedestrian, equestrian, Such Trails are
downhill) skiing to assure access through the Property. ro Yiate
presently contemplated to be designed in conjunction with apP P
or both staffs to
staff from either Pitkin County or the City of Aspen,
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,.. .- Cloud Palk will
the Little All users
andnd adjacent
to ublic uses. neither any
appropriate connections similar 4 $ctiVe risk
other permitted, reap responsibility With
assure and far their ° hall have anY attics
properties Easements at third p means. of '
utilize the Trail nor-the Agsoci~g an any liability tO Trail ',
Dwner, Declarant they vehicles of motorized the
same nor shall may utilize
No motorized or nature vehicle$., Declarant,
mainteiPit same, kind, type to the Plat,;
respect cf anY ce or maintenance~endment b
ortation either by agole dlgcretion) or Y
transp except guthorizedEasemants such
Easements, further Trail Declarant in ...its. recise .location Bing, ifs
b
may establish undertaken Y the p the foreg
(which may be the Plat describin enerality °f either the City of
ents amending ting the & with shall
rostrum ..Without li0°i sail Agreement such Agreement
' Easement. Separate T -ln- addition to the
Trail the terms and conditions of
Declarant entersCounty, Trail Easement .transferred
the affected Trail Easement be solely
Aspen or Pitkug of In addition, anY and agree to
govern the forth above. covenantand maintenance of ,any
a wire such entity tO u keep the
provisions se shall r q ction, repair, P the
to any entity constru sha1L be conditioned upon
or the transfer and holdingcould
responsible f Purther anyarid ch 'indemnifying claim that
such .trail. completely less from any
ient .entity fully owners harm and Declarant
reeip Declarant and allln addition the-Association for liability
Association, ublic use. the responsible entity
such p U.S. Dollars.
arise from co.insureds by than One Million
shall be named aunt of not less blanket
insurance in an am •
•~eze is hereby(i,eeach Lot Owner
Co on Area Eases' in favor of: roviding ingress
(c) ~mmon Area the purpose of p and-its
easement. upon and across of
uests and invitees fact, (2) the Associatio ur ose,
and his tenants , g t o.,rned by the own for the ` ` p p
the Lo contractors and (3) the
and egress to-lo ees :or' independent
emp Y other".maintenance to the Common Area;
~ invitees. landscaping p yetis or independent contractors for the
'providing em to o~ the
" Declarant and its invla dscaping or .,other maintenance Sale of ashy n Area,
purpose of providing the promotion ,. :~~
and .for any activities related to ~ `.
'4"~ Lots or Units~orriany'?~ts " ,~ ~ '~ `- ~ and in the
~~ -. from time, to time
"' (a) ~_ Declarant may; an easemens for
Sk es above, establish _- is
-+ Section .(b) `through the" Property. "ed in
"< '`.;"same .manner `described in an; Mountain will, be designat
~'~ Tess and egress from Asp .this ,easement. Company and Yitkin
ing contemplated, that the Aspen`Skiing order
presently ..With repYesentatives,9f en Mountain Master Plan in
cooperation the Asp 'Such easement must.
County to assure conformance with the area. - respect
~ ! .o~eL. residences in de cribed in
to achieve access for and conditions as $ r~
be utilized under the same terms the drainage
of the Trail Easement set.forth above. In addition to
~'1 - Easements. reserved over etch Lot
(e) D a na a there is hereby the Associanatural
J easements set forth on, the Plat, a of water caused Y tion to
the benefit of water, caused
and the Common Area an easement for drainan_off or overflow Owners .
occurrences and reasonable access to oining Lets.
such easement. Such mutual easement far ru
be available to all adj
by natural occurrences shall
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and shall repair or causeCost ~
crate to repair, such drainage•
of adjoining Lots shall~cmogge which may be cause the Omer of "such Lot or
prompt repair. of, any Unit shall be.borne by
e shall :not have vein th eventethe pof t e
of repairs to a Lot or attics
Unit; provided that such damag a e or the apportionment
negligence of the OwneF`of the ad8ir of s ht~dam g
air costs the dispute shall be submitted to the Board and the
cannot agree on the method of rep attics to the dispute.
of the rep be binding upon all P lace or alter any
decision thereof shall oing, no pwnet shall remove, reP tiles, paving..
Notwithstanding the foreg without limitation,
facilities located on a Lot, including,
'which facilitated~o gge to ortdestruction
or cement areas or 1aeL hall promptly. repair any
virtue of drainage or run-off.
of water and each Own
of such facilities which occurs by asements. There is hereby created,
(f) a to En ee trash and sanitary
ublic or'private refuse,
a blanket easement for P - rovider of such services.
engineering services over thet~is vea ementWat enP driveway a lnontobtrusive
the.Development.'' In using
rovide 'such servi er tonkeep and maintain
shall' use best efforts `to P ation of each Own lied by
fashion. It shall be the oblig rovided to or to be that it is
his refuse bin or other refuse conta net P hboring P
with such services s pro erty. In
an Owner for use in .conjunction lacement of his refuse bin o,r
appropriately screened.. and not Visible. From Neig
i' each Owner shall arrange' the p
addition; and the removal thereof from tos is practicable fit,
container for pick-up ick-up
as reasonably close'to the actual times of p ert only for the minimum
being the intent that refuse containers shall be set or left asbatg e
streets or shall be Visiblat r effecthcompletion of ythe refuse, g i
amount-of time necessary
'trash or'sanitary engineering services; described above. i
:Minor Encroachments:~,~Each Lot, Unitand the~Common Area
(B) ~- desi ned; nor
shall be subject.' to =an~,~easemoverhan s,in as"e existingnts cregated by
constructions ~58tvalid ea'sement;nfor the %encroachment "and for`"the ' `
" +`:`constructed ~: A•5
':"maintenance of-;same,' soy long`'ag~they.sta ~ .alylo to ally destroyed, and
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.event a Unit or other .Improvement is For ~over~ parts ' or portions'`~of any
ermitted
then Yebuilt,~minor'encroachments on;,
adjacent Lot,`Unit or Comoro"n `Area due`to construction''shall be p
`an3 a ° ist ..¢ Each Lotf ndtUnitnandatheeCommon Area'isiand shalltalways
''shall ex ort of adjoining or
ba subject to a non:-Comlmon•'Areaaormthe Private Roadway. 'The Private
' `abutting Lots, Units,
Roadway is ,and" shall `alwaysUnit or Cojmmon Area and to atnon-exclusive
ea.
encroachments hereon of a Lot,
easement for support of adjoining or abutting Lots, Units or Common r
- ' ~ . Ttmitations; Delsi n
` a 1tAinv Envelopes;
Section 4.4. ~---s-"--"'-- CareL~aker
~~ .t constraints. All development onsexi'uctionnofralleUnitsexecuted on
the Lota, including, bu£ not limited to, within the
.Units and accessory buildings and uses, shall be constructed only ,
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-.P except as ma otherwise:...
Y the,
• deeCribed on the Plat' directly connaeCing
Einelopes as Envelope •
designated Building DrivewgYs reasonably
be provided by this Daclaration.be constructed outside 'the Building neater
Unit to the Private Roadway may Caretaker's Unit, will have an area g
inclusive of County Land Use Code..
No Unit,
than six thousand square feet as defined in the Pitkin there shall be utilized
retaining walls (which maY.ba
In the design and construction of all Units, s shall be of native
owed foundatiog io wallgr8nd chimney, stucco. All Units
native stone on all exp an owner)' F atible in
an overlay if desired by sidin shall be of wood or mesa ~ o be comp
stone or masonry and al be 'designed and ma h the susYOUndings: All roofs and.,
and Improvement ~ 9hgenerally earth tones) ed to be snow-bearing.
le or flat and design lass or glass block.
color scheme (i. the Pitkin
a ue'areas shall either be g
roof structures shall be shake-sh ng Prior to the time that
All visible windowe :or semi-oP q
p.height limitation of twenty-eight feet measured as set forth n
osed upon each Unit. the design factor items,
County Land Use Coda shad be imp -Declarant may vary be undertaken only
variance maY ermitted if it
all Units are sold by above and then after, any variance be p
described immediately In no event Wire ulations`and permits.
with the approval of the $O evernmental rules, g
is not in accordance with g
Const do of Domestic W domestic watereto each
Section 4.5• 1 s stem providing extension,
rivate water suPPers shall ba responsible for rovide a'll
shall construct a p uired to p
of the Lots. Individual Lot Own - be built upon a Lot.
construction and maintenance of water service lines req
rovements which maY uired to be
necessary .domestic water to .any Imp stem shall be req if not
owner. ,i1ie ,Association, -
All water use from the' central dome's tic. water s overning the providing
individually metered at the ,,cost of th ~ m 1 ate Rules g, without
earlier promulgated by Declarant, shall p g Y. act
of services and the payment: of fees and assessments .which ma include,
limitation requirements that each owner enter into a water service contr
of wells anywhere on
with the Association 1liere shall be no further drilling ' x If '
the Property., ~ , z>z~,~.,• , ~ "°" ~ :- ~`~. ~= f~ ~ ~~~ be constructed by
~ w' ~ _. Interference. Except as maY
? '= '
- Section 4 6. ec~----ifically allowed by this Declaration and t e
DeclaranC or: its nominee o =e ement:shali be placed or erected on any easements
ur oses intended.
~_: Plat,''no Unit or other Imp ,
or interference made with the free use thereof for the P PCollection Devices;
`~ adi Wand Te~ev sion Si na tion
' Section 4 7 " or°television or radio.recep
• Solar Fner¢v; F~ood~i°hts No "satellite dish aerials or'other forms af'
g ithout limitation, antennas,.. ~nor'an telescope
device, 'including, Y
"signal or electroma netia radiation collectors or'deteotors,
ma be'placed or located on, upon or about a Lot
-S -' or other like optical device, Y
on or about a Unit`or the Yoof or walls thereof if the same is or shall
or'`on; up without the advance written consent of the
be Visible From Neighboring Property, I
Board. ui merit, including.
All solar collection or energy devices or e4 P
solar electrical generation units or
u on or about a Lot or
without limitation, solar wateY heaters,
.solar ovens or cooking devices, placed on or located on, P
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and Visible From
• ~ walls thereof countenance
or the roof °r configuration and
about a Unit 1 of g design, the surroundings; (2)
on, upon or shell be: ( ) onions with Land Use Code; and
,Neighboring Property leasing and harm. Yitkin County
a aesthetically accordance with the
which is the Board.
ned and installed. in Declarant or no spotlights,
desig ved b
(3) reasonably ap4rO Y Declarant,
initially installed by laced or utilized upon
Except as h intensity lighting shall be F will allow light
which in any manner.
floodlights or other hig Common Azea.
any Lot or any Improvement erected toh hey Lot or the
dd t ons and Im rovements. Subject
to be directed or reflected on any ,, structural additions,
~~r rations, make rion- novel
Section 4.8. ~O~er may rioti written aPP
to the terms of this. Declaration, 8IIy onsible for any damage to other Units,
zovements'within his. Unit without the P alterations;
alterations and imp. er shall be resp from any such
but such Own which results the foregoing, no addition;
of the Board, °r .the Project shall.
.the Common Area rovaments. Notwithstandingwhethex structural the naddition,
additions or'"imp t or Unit,
rovement within a LO a soval of the Board if screens,
alteration or imp riot. written 4P as awnings, if
be made without the P including, but not limited tshutt rs and blinds)
alteration or improvement ( s except inside drapes+such approval, the Board,
prior to granting rovement
foil or other window covYYOpertY• alteration or .imp
Visible From Neighboring rc used addition, lm rovements and
and in harmcny'with`the surrounding P including,
must affirmatively find that the 4 planted outside landscaping,
is aesthetically pleasing or, reP laced on 'or
the Project. All' artificial s and the like, planted on or P
lants, planting hboring Property, is subject to
Without limitation, P
about a Lot of Unit which is Visible From Neig
Board approval.
_ "' N r~eY •$ubdi~?i• "No lot shall bothecated
Section 4.9_ lot be sold, cotrveyed or hyp
ortion of any so long as Declarant-ovens
subdivided ..nor sha1T a P zessed written consent '
without the expressed written consent'of Declarant,
<" lots`iin the development,•and thgreafter without the exp
the foregoing, a lot line adjustment between two
i ,of nth+e Board:: Notwithstanding ro ert 'shall be
~ ;; 1 s.~;.' lots ~?in =Little Cloud'~or betaeen~ a` lot' anduthe` common area .or, betwe r val and t
`~'~ an`adjacent~property°oribetween a"common area and.; =for Board PP Y
deemed a permitted subdivision; subject however to p
' any and all reviews and approvals that may be required by the Pitkitt County Land
Use Code '~ °! In` order to maintain
~~• re o'z °rohibited. maintain or
Section.;,4,10. `- no,Owner shall ...erect, Lot'
aesthetic"quality.withizi the Development+' Wall or
.fence;-:wall or'other structure unlessesuchufence, any
suffer to 'exist a , on an Lot or Common Area,
' ecifcally approved by the Declarant or the
boundary or .within: or up Y
other structure of like nature"is Sp
Board and consistent with all local codes: and regulations. To the extent
Mt in¢ `Drillin or nett ~• tunnelling,
' Section 4.11. '' ~` --~---'rohibit, mining, quarrying,
Declarant has the legal right to so p with n the
excavating, or drilling for any other substance within the earth, including o
shall not. be permitted
gas, minerals, gravel,-sand,-rock"and earth, i
• limits of LITTLE CLOUD. Excavating native quarry stone for on-site construction
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by Developer Count Commiss
the Development. ut o $Oar o uirements
s ers shall adhere to'the raq
Section 4.12. All Own in granting subdivision
of Comm General Submission
Subdi_____~=-si°n Imn o°~--~'--C untyeBoard issioners pinal Plat'
set forth in their: (1)~ 273; (2)
set forth by the YEtkCin~UD, as and C3)
to LITTL 1989, in Book 586 at Pa at page ~~ Board,
approval recorded 20 February in _Sook,,_-_.
Resolutions, ~ er and the_Yitkin County .all
recorded reement between Develop in Book ~ at page '"_'.
Resolution, rovements Ag Colorado..
Subdivision Imp pitkin County,
of Commissioners recorded Any exterior
in the records of the Clerk and Recorder °f Cons ru tion y oleane3
Como_.r °-n of -'~~ 1 tea and full
Section 4.13. CLOUD shall be com4
within LITTLE a Association shalt vementse
construction activity shall `be at
hteen months from its cowaenoement.
up within eig fete the unfinil e=ovements, Imp
on any Lot and comp feting those P
right to enter uassociated with comp with the terms of Article VII
and all costs enforceable in'accordance
Individual Assessment,. g 040' Limitation. There
s and hendsca i lot or .common area within
Section 4.14. ve etation on any fish aPProved
to facilitate and acco shall 'any such
shall be no removaltt?g that necessary. circumstances: from, a
' LITTLE CLOUD other - ,however under no twent five feet
construction and landscaping. extend more .than y- drive ray' .
removal of natural vegetation y ong
Envelop Notwithstanding the foreg
designated Building a or more that ten feet from the edge o an rovements
right-of-way, all as designated on the Plat tiap• g
sentencnature of altrailaoroski easement asndescribed aboveoin Section.4.3.
in the ; er shall construct
;' D aina a Control. tEaFurthe more;"..prior to the
Section` 4.15. ~~
perimeter drains around all foundations on'any LO
'' its shall be demonstrateed a oundet each i Building
eralit, utility
issuance ofsa building p ositive drainagdaisa a caused by`
Building ,Departments that..=,thare-,is. Ponsible for'"any g
Envelope."-:'Each Lot'Owner"shall be resp
wash-outs`and run-off damage caused by failure to install or o
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cuts in roads, .:
properly install drains or, culverts, in a timely manner. ;_
'~` nsi tl Fac ties and E ui ment.
'' n osure `including, but
Section 4 16 a ui ment and other items, Lot shall be
All unsightly structures, facilities, q P laced en any 9 ut~llity
not limited to, those specified below, located or p
covered structure or screened fYService'area, storage
enclosed within a-solid,. oil or water tank,.
meter or other utility facility, 8as~ lanting'or fencing approved
.pile, or'area for,han~iatelloscreened from view by 4 d fabrics on any Lot o ing
", be enclosed or aPPreP uate to render the same not Visible From Neighb
by the Board, and' adeq
Property.
F e Y~otection. Each LoE Owner shall install a
Section 4.17• and the same shall be sh~r~initn
- working interior sprinkler system in his Unit,
any plans submitted to pitkin County in application to obtain a building p
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is expressly permitted within the limits of
or its subcontractors, toners -
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birds, fowl. Poultry or
fish and birds
No animals ~ cat on or about the
a domestic dohs,
Section 4.18. ber of t of Unit or and not
other than a reasonable o= on any 1'OSOlely as domestic PeOS make an
1lvestock.shall be maintained aY kept therein shall be allowedor bird shall
in cages. onl if they er bird No animal
for and then Y No animal the caYe, housing or
Property ur oses. become a nuisance. se as to be
commercial P pof noise, or to No structure fOY to exist
unreasonable amount outdoors. or_suffered
chained or tied intained - _ _ ;,
be caged` animal shall be ma
confinement of anhboring PrOPeLty' shall conclusively
Visible From Neig pwner, the Board ur ose of this
U on the written re9uest of anY whether, for the P P
P enerally recognized household pet,
birds in any Unit or upon any
determine, in its sole and absoo=ubirdsiseaign, be enforceable in
Section, a particular animal ber ofanimals or The.
the Board Sthis Declaration which
or a nuisance, or whether the Hum bird
Lou is reasonable. Any decision rendered by animal or
the same manner As any other r rohibit maimnan ne of any a nuisance to any
ht to p the Board number" shall be
Board.. shall. have the rig. the term "Yeasonable combination.
constitutes; in the sole :and absolute discretion o
cats and birds to five bf any
Owner ps used in this ~ of dogs on, are not more than two dogs o'r
deemed to limit the number so long as there t on a leash
of the above animals or birds, o s and other Nnoim~eY shalle permit its dog,
two cats under any ciroumstaneY~s ~
~ t: or Vnt. conditions anywhere on the
-.when not confined in'theCO'•T .create' unsanitary .the Ovmer may be asthes Boaan
. bird or other. p ~rd
cat, ,men such conditions are created,
Development. such amount to be determined by Owner
amount for each separate incident ( the Board and the Board or anby this
enses by ermitted by law and y
from time to time) for Ilea of gYp relief as P gnised on any part•of the
.may 'seek enforcement. or on'such portions of, the
Declaration. r;pets'shall Hoer a tie 1 bel allowed only
property and walking of F Yescribe by its Rules and Regulations - I
property as the Board maY 4 ~ ;~;, ~ "wires or other devices
` ,,, «.,~gervjce:' No lines, ower;' Including,
-..;
. Section 4:x19 -~--'~'-"-- laced or"maintained
~ s ;~ Eor.~the communication or•transmission of electric current°:or p ~
';~ telephone,`television and radio signals shall be erected, p
Lot or Unit unless the same shall be -containe der
', onan round or``concealed'in, u
anywhere in or up Y ' No ,
%'conduits or :cables installed and maintained'un erg
~ roved by the ArchitectutaOWe~ ortt lep~one
or `on Lots or other.`structures aPP roved_by the
;provision shall be deemed to forbid the erection of temporary P
structures incidental to the construction of Units or structures app i
°~~ Board.. ~ ~ No temporary buildings,
' Temoorar Oc uvancs. y time for_ a
Section 4.20. kind shall be used at an
;'~ tents, `vehicles or'struature B f way of'illustsation, but not limitation; no
residence on the Property. Y ht accommodations on the prop~rty.
contained in this Declaration shall
Recreational Vehicle may bethat nothing rnig sales office and caretaker's
It is provided, however,
~i prevent the. use of a mobile construction office,
.residence during construction and sales.
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.,.: po portion of any: 'Unit dr
i 8 eraser's Uni~• utilized as a Caretaker's
4.21. o eLty shall be with the term of this
Section here one P P compliance 1.10 above.
improvement located anyw .conformance and to in Section
Unit except in accordance, Guidelines as far
of the Employee Unit Ru with E ploYee goosing of the principal
Declaration aIId Unit shall be consistent re ated with the area
The Caretaker's however when g6g g uare feet in this zone district
oars feet as
as size and amenities, asking space for'
Unit the Eotal shall not exceed the all rovided one off-street P s ace for each
nor exceed the specific limitation on unit size of six thoa kings P
al Unit and one off-streutopn request of the Board
provided in the Y.U.D. 'There shall be p
Unit owners shall authority provide written
each bedroom within the Yrincip overnmental Unit the
bedroom within the Govetrnme t n°r quasi g ective Caretakers with
or any applicable g of their resp
evidence of the compliance
applicable restrictions..
Section 4.22. V-g~"~' motorbike or other motor
(a) No automobile, motorcycle, shall be constructed,
of any kind, type of description
and no inoperable ve that the
vehicle aired on the Property however.,
reconstructed or rep the Property; provided, .emergency vehicle
be stored or' parked cn to: (i)
orary construction shelters or facilities maintained
provisions of this Section shall not aPP1Y the construction of 9nY
repairs or temp with, vehicles.
and used exclusivehya i$ aYdnort by 'Declarant; and (ii)
during, roved by ood operating condition
improvement app as such vehicles are in g cam er boat, motor
parked in garages so long ermitted upon
and appearance 'and aYe not under repair. No trailer, necessary'... to
home, Recreational Vehicle or similar equipment shall e P ants of the
a period longer than is absolutely.
the Property for.. ick up Owners or other lawful occup
temporarily discharge or ecifically provided herein. - i
Development, except as sp
It is the intent of the Declarant to restrict on-street
(b) arked only
ossible. Therefore, all vehicles s an1Owner, in other
parking as much as p or as to vehicles not owned by arked in
in designated garages, vehicle which is p
arkin
parking areas designated by the Board." Any
violation of this Declaration or of fire and safety or..traffic and Petits.
y or of LITTLE CLOUD may
regulations of the City of Aspen or Pitkin Count ,
the Board or their ag
be towed at the direction of the Declarant,. laced on the
Whenever possible, a notice of inteor fortsuch period of time as is
vehicle for eight hours prior to towing,
ractices. -The recordias Cho gh t e lPropertyswere
consistent with safe p
constitute legal notice of intent to tow, i
posted in accordance with state and local law. 's and
(c) Doots to garages must be kept closed at all time,
t free of vehicles, obstructions or other °~adets
approaches to them kep era a doorway or approach is then being
unless actual use of the g g
lY i
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shall be 4ezmitted t0 ~
No nuisance. a be'offensive oz'
u a "es. meet so as its. occupants.'
4.23. bf t4d Develop ment cr tO shall be
Section any portion the Develop following
or opezata upon _ ortion of oing~ the ~
exist to any other p of the fazeg
detrimental the generality zopezty
Without limiting eYSOnal p
presumed to be a nuisance: material or 4 oz adjacent
(a) Rubbish, debzis; building
etmitted to accumulatsougs to tender any
laced oz P therefrom urtsightly, offensive
of any kind which is Y odors which arise to its
i,ot or Unit or any ortion thereof unsanitazy, thezeof or
to anY Unit in the vicinity
such Lot or Unit oz 8°other Lot or
or detrimental to any bells or other
occupants; horns, whistles,
exterior speakers, for security
Any devices used exelusiinladvance, by t~e
(b) t security toyed,
sound devices, excep devices must be app
purposas~ the use of which ~
Board; bottles, fountains,
minezal collection, old lates or
(c) Any license p
Unit or Visible
stationary or permanent outdoor furniture or statuarY,be interpreted ''to
other memorabilia displayed so ~is° provision shall de a
From Neighboring Property.
preserve the•sesthetic appearance of the Development and not to control.
the interior decozation of any Unit; 'and
(d) Any use of a Lot, Unit or the Common Area which will
increase the rata of insurance upon the Project.
`.-The Soazd in its'sole discretion shall-have the right'to dete~g1L
ive notice to the Owner, and if'the
the existence of any nuisance, shall. g
nuisance 1s not removed within the reasonable time stated in the notice,-I
have the nuisance-removed and the, costs for such ,removal shall be enforceable `
,.
e mailbox identificawith t e
(c) A4prOPriate house number and`' in accordance
of which shall be placed, affixed and displayed
number and location of which have
romul`d)ed by the Board; and
Rules p Such signs the nature.
the Board in advance. to
been eQproved by shall be constructs eats .
in this Declaration authorized ag
Nothing contained Declarant or its duly
signs necessary or convenient to the
osition of the Development or I,ots.l
prevent the erection ot~rorements or i
of structures, Units,
meet, sale, operation or other`disp g e lace. No open
develop n e at time and no
4.26. u ro"'arty at any on the
Section be permitted on the P P
or burning shall laced, allowed or maintained uosed by
fires ui meat shall be p ulations imp
roved by the Board, consistent with reg lgCe shall be a gas.
incinerators or like eq P artment. Any fiYep be otherwise
property unless ePP ironmental Health WOOd burning appliance maY
the Pitkin County Emt olluting used by y
log type. A certified non-p ulations imp the Pitkin Coune
- approved by the Board coa=~~entt with reg
Environmental Health Dep , - No machinery or
e and Eaui m4 a=t• g air conditioning
Section 4.27• heatin on an Lot
equipment of any type, 'including, without limitation,
shall be placed, allowed or maintained up Y
or refrigeration equipment, or equipment as is usual and custeLlod of
uch machinery durin the p other
or Unit except: (i) maintenance or construction ( g of an
connection withoftheau~t or Unit, appu=tenant structures °Y uire for the
construction) that which Declarant or the Board may Ye4 royal and.
Improvement;' or (ii) without 'prior written aPP
no woodpiles, compost or refuse heaps.
opetation`and.maintenance of the Board; laced or suffered. to exist`
authorizatlos of the Board.-'.In addition, roved wood storage in
or'piles nor any other like accumulation staforbBoard-app ~
in and upon a: Lot or Unit at any time excep
- or about a garage or Unit ~ `.~ ~~.' ~" ortion of~~the
_:, ;"~ ~ x~ ~'<~.~~~~'e ;~;., ~d .,ire Hazard ' All or a P
;. -` •; ` ~ Section 4 28. ~ W~ wild fire hazard. Each Owner, by
,1 ' B tees that such wild
Property has :been identified as hay ng a knowled es and ag _ 'comply
~`';'acceptance'`of a=deed`to hi§'or her Lot, at"all-.times,
~~ fire hazard has been identified and disclosed and shall,
with. he.restrictions and recommendations set forth in the Resolutions described
'in Section 4.12, to reduce wild fire hazard. a ion. Each Owner~+ by ',
`c Section 4.29. N "' *~l Slove Modifis~-
~ acknowledges arid.accepts certain slope
~~ acceptance of a deed to his or her ;Lot. licable
` .limitations^within his or her Lot and within the Common Area. Except as may e
1 ante with aPP .mass
~".}approved by Declarant or the Board andthere shall beano grading, regrading,
done
`"ulations,
Citq or County rules and rag
grading, cutting, filling or other material modifications of slope, whet er
for drainage or for any other purpose.
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ARCflITECTDitAL " to A c itec ura
the Board Re atin y and all
ut es o on an
Section 5.1. s this Declaration to
It shall be the duty of the Board to consider and act up out all other
°n o ~ lens submitted to it pursuant to the term
proposals. or P Architectural Rules _and to carry
adopt; if it shall. so detarmii a Declaration.
duties imposed upon it by The Board shall meet
rtn and Comyensat~2Y1•
Section 5.2. erform ita dutiea'of AfC ensation for their
from .time to time as necessary tO P 'Yeaaonable out-of-Pocket
hereunder•butmma stet i e $reimbursemant foreactuala to comp
Y i~
services, a of their duties.
expenses incurred in the discharg ~ n.nrd Aule~. ~
- . ht eetury,~.~------
Section 5.3. ado t, amend ar{d
from time to time, tc Pbe known as
(a) The Board mLg-tytles and regulations,
repeal, by majority vote, Yet and implement this
rocedures for Board rev
The Rules shall a d prP lacement of- buildin ew
"Architectural Rules•Mforth the standards, g§,'
Declaration by,setting g ar
and therguidelines for architectural desi n. P ravided,
land§caping, color schemes, exterior finishes. and materials and simil
features which are recomm isionsfare subject to theelimitations set Forth
however, the foregoing p
in subparagraph`(b) below.
least`three=fourths of the Owners of the
` ~~ • (b)' "Unles's""at ,, riot written ..approval, neither the
individual' Units have given their p waive or
Asaociation nor' the Board, by`act or omission, shall change,
abandon-'.any„scheme of Regulations orrenforcamentgn he~heo~fexterior~ofdt a ,.
~~Declaraztt',.,`,pertaining`°~~to'the: .architectural desi
',;Units 'the exterior"maintenance~of*Units or ktheaamaintenancenof the Common'
~.
..., ,+~ ~. ~,, ,~ k _ .~ ~ - x
'~ ;~ ~ Area ( ~.' r ~~ ...: „ . ;~, - ,,-` ~ .
'' rovaL`b the Board of any plans,'
` Wa ve . ` The `aPP y
Section 5 4 - ___j-.-~ work done or proposed,''or for any other
i drawings or :§pecl£icatior val of the Board under this Declaration, shall not be
~ matter requiring the app ht'.to withhold approval of any similar
'deemed to constitute a waiver'of any rig royal:
plan,`drawing, specification or'matter subsequently submitted for app
„• ._ ~ member
:Neither the Board nor any §rt '
Section 5 5. .. abi
a thereof shall be liable .t Yehudiceosuffered,or claime a on account ofheY(a) t e
for any damage, loss or `p j drawings or specifications, whether'o~ not
approval or disapproval of any plans, whether or not
defective;--(b) the-construction or performance of any work,
ecifications; (c) the development or
~ pursuant to approved plans, drawing§ and.sert or (d) the execution and filing
non-development of nny portion of the Prop yc
_of any estoppel certificate, whether or not the facts therein are correct;
provided, however, that with respect to the liability of a member, such member
osse§sed by
-has acted,in good faith on the ,basis of such information as may be p
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_ enerality of anY of the foregoing'
limiting the 8 ma but is not'
,:~,~ or any member tt,ereof,or an pwner with
him. Without in anY way the $ba~d, the Association_ Y
views of 'other proposal submitted
provisions °fdonsult wit or hearstecifications or any
required to, fans, drawings, P
respect to any P to the other
to the Soard. Subject a rpve am
Timms°-r A ova lens od
Section 5.6. in the event the da sd aft rs t e Pp
within sixty row 1 will_not be required,
provisions of this Dn landtlocation
disapprove any dasig submitted to it, aPP
lied with.
Specifications have been fully YeQuests made
and this Article will be deemed to have been o Wi h respect to any
vrocessine Fee.
Section 5.7. •-°---"-" onsibility of the B°ard to review. anY
ard to the resp ro osed, the Board may,
work done or P fees for such requests
to the Board or in ecifications fo ester lish processing recedent to any
plans, drawings or sp
The P ~ be a condition p
consistent with Architectural Rules, and the non-paYmdnt of such f'ee
or actions.. a ent of such fees shall
Board action on such request or other item.
shall be deemed to doll the time for approval of such items set forth in Secti n
5.6. with Laws. All
Co st ct on n Ac ord
Section S.B. rovements placed, on or located upon
construction undertaken, or additions'or Imp be`constructed in accordance
shall, as required' ro riate variance
any portion of the Property royals, or an aPP P
with all building codes and developmental app
obtained and exhibited to the Board.. o rol IniSia~i]=• Notwithstanding
Section 5.9. De ~ i rRnt has'sold the last
until cnr ~~., a royal of 'plans,
anything to the contrary contained hement, the initial PP cY an Portion
Lot or Unit within the Develop royal by Declarant. In
specifications and designs forrimm~ °vYeview and Lapp Property Y
thereof shall be subject to p Y Declarant shall have full, `
over, in its sole discretion, to approve or
exercising its right of control set forth a ove building materials, proposed
entire and complete rich ecifications, designs,
'disapprove"'any plans, P
structures, design materials or any other matter affecting archi Declarantonfull
of or building or'construction u on an Lot or Unit within the Develo ment• the
t within pthe Development is 5 without limitation, At
the time the last Lo menu Shall
architectural control over the Develop~ovementsuwithin the Develop
;change of_existing structures or Imp
devolve upon, be the responsibility of and be controlled by the Board.
ARTICLE VI
ASSOCIATION, BERSHIP AND VOTING RIGt1TS
Section 6.1. Puroovirtue~of the claws of the St tea of Colorado
corporation organized under and by ers in the Development. The
for the general welfare and benefit of shall take the appropriate sction
to ether'
Association, through its Membets".and Board,
to manage and maintain, repair, Yeplace and improve the Common Area, g
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with Improvements located thereon;°t~'p'arform.related activities and to perform
all other functions and 'duties assigned to: the Association by this Declaration,
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all in accordance 'with this Declaration and with the Articles of Incorporation
and Bylaws. ~
Section 6.2. ~fe_mbershio. Membership in the Association shall
be limited to .the Owners`of Lots'as herein defined, and such membership shall
be subject to all the provi§ions of this Declaration and to the Association's
Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws. An Owner'of a Lot shall automatically,
upon becoming the Owner ~f a Lot, be a Member of the Association. An Owner°
shall remain a Member of the Association until such time as_his,ownership for
any season ceases, at which time his membership in the Association automatically
shall cease. -.Ownership of a Lot shall be the sole qualification and criterion i
for membership. "The foregoing is not intended to include persons or entities'
u ~, .
who hold an interest merely as security for the performance of an obligation.
Membership shall be appurtenant [o and may not be separated from ownership of
any Lot which fs subject to assessment_by the Association. A membership in the
Association shall not be transferred, pledged or alienated in any way except by
the sale of 'such Lot and then only to such purchaser who shall. automatically
become a Member of the Association after such conveyance, or by intestate.:
succession, estamentary disposition, foreclosure of'a Mortgage of record, or
other legal process. Any attempt to make a prohibited transfer is void and will
.not be reflected upon the books and records of the Association. `At the
discretion of the Board, no certificates of membership need be issued, and if
certificates are not issued, membership shall be evidenced by an official list
of Members kept by the Secretary of the Association.
Section 6.3. yerinv Riehts. The Association shall be
.controlled by the Declarant so long as the~Declaiant owns on or'tAore Lots in
LITTLE CLOUD. Thereafter each Lot shall have one vote. However, if the
Declarant owns only one Lot in LITTLE CLOUD and seven years have passed since
the sale by Declarant of the firstsLort inLITTLE CLOD ttien~and thereafter each
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Lot shall each have one vote.
' Section 6.4. Suspension of Votin¢ Bights. In the event any
Owner shall be in"arrears in the payment of any amount due under any of the
.provisions of this Declaration for a period of sixty days after Notice thereof,
or shall be in default in the.,. performance of any of the terms of this
Declaration for a period of sixty days after Notice thereof, the Owner's .rights
to vote and all other rights`as a Member of the Association are and shall be
suspended until the defaulting Owner's payments are b;ought curient°and all
other defaults cured..
Section 6.5. Persons Entitled to Vote. When more than one
person holds an interest in ,any Unit, only one per"son"shall be the Member who
is entitled to vote. Such persons holding an interest'shall designate the
person to be the voting Member and. give written. notice. thereof to the
Association. the vote for such Unit may be exercised as the Owners among
themselves determine, but in no even shall more than one vote be cast with
.respect to any Unit. The votes for each such Unit must be cast as a unit and'
fractional votes shall not be allowed. In the event that joint Owner"s arel
unable to a ree anion themselves as to 'how their vote or votes shall be cast,
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they shall lose their right to vote on the. matter in question. If any Owner or
Owners' cast a vote representing a eertaln Unit,' it will thereafter be i
conclusively presumed for all purposes that he or they were acting with the
authority and consent of all other Owners of the same Unit. In_the event more
than one vote 3s cast for a particular Unit, none of the votes shall be counted
and the votes'shall be deemed void.
Section 6.6. Powers and Duties of the Association. The
Association shall have such rights, duties'and'powers, as set forth in this
Declaration and the Articles and Bylaws, as the same may be amended from.time
to time.
Section 6.7. t~eetines. The first annual meeting and all other
meetings of the Members of the Association shall be held in accordance with the
Bylaws, and all Members shall be given written notice: of the fi'rsf'annual
meeting.
Section 6.8. Rules. By a majority vote of the Board, the
Association may, from time to time and subject to the provisions of this:
Declaration, adopt, amend and repeal rules and regulations to be known as the
"Rules." The term "Rules" shall by synonymous with the terms "Association
Rules" and "Rules and Regulations." The Rules may, among other things, restrict
and govern the use of any'of the Common Area by any Owner, or by .any invitee,
licensee or lessee of such Owner; provided, however, that the Rules may not
discriminate among Owners and shall not be inconsistent .with this Declaration,
the Articles or Bylaws.` A copy of the Rules as they may from time to 'time be
adopted, amended or repealed, shall ba mailed or otherwise delivered to each
Owner and may, if desired by the Board, be recorded. The Rules, as they may ~
from time to time be amended, shall have the same force and effect at all times
as if they were set forth in and were a part of this .Declaration.
'.Section 6.q. Personal Liability. No member of the Board or of
any committee of the Association. (including the Board), or any officer of the
Association shall be personally liable to any Owner, or to any other party,,
including the Association, for any damage, loss or prejudice suffered or claimed
on `account of any act, omission, error or negligence of the Association, the
.Board or any other representative or _employee of ,the Association, the Board or
any other committee or any. officer of the Association, provided that such person
has, upon the basis of such information as may be possessed by.him, acted in
`good faith, without willful or intentional misconduct.
Neither the Association nor the Board shall have any liability of
any kind or nature with respect to any vehicles moving within or parked upon any
portion of the Common Area. Any person .operating or parking any vehicles within
the boundaries of the Common Area shall do so entirely at such person's own risk
and shall indemnify and hold boEh the Associaton~and the Board harmless from
and against any and all claims, demands, actions, 'causes 'oE action and
proceedings arising but of the presence of any such vehicle. within the
" boundaries of the Common .Area.
Section 6.10. ud et., The Board shall, on an annual basis
determined by the calendar year, prepare a budget which shall determine the m
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the following year for which it is assessed. It is provided, however,
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funds needed by the Association„during each year to operate and maintain the
.Common Area and to provide or cause to be provided the other .maintenance
obligations of the Association. as set forth in this Declaration, to pay Ehe
expenses o£ the Association and to otherwise fund the expenses contemplated by
the Articles and Bylaws and by tkis Declaration.`
Section 6.11. '-'~~ber~'- Other Ri¢hts. Each Member shall have
such other rights, ~ duties and obligations `as" set forth in the Articles and
Bylaws, as same may be amended from time to time.
' ARTICLE VII
COVENANTS FOR ASSESSMENTS AND CREATION OF LIENS
t on of the Lien and P net Obli¢ation_o~
Section 7.1. ~~~
Assessments. At all times as more fully set forth herein, each Owner of any
Lot, by acceptance of a dead therefor, whether or not dot the lAssooiationres(1,
in such Geed, is deemed to covenant and agree to pay
Annual Assessments; (2) Special Assessments for capital improvements, such
{ Assessments to be established and collected as hereinafter provided; and (3)
' _Individual Assessments for"restoration of a Lot,` Unit or Common Area. The
Assessments, together with interest, costs and reasonable attorneys' fees, shall
be a charge on the Property and shall be`a continuing lien upon the Lot against
" which each such Assessment is made. Each such Assessment, together with
interest, costs and reasonable, attorneys' fees, shall also be the personal
obligation of the person who was the Owner of such Unit at the time when xhe
•~ AssessmentFwas due: The liability of multiple Owners shall be joint and
several. 'The personal obligation for delinquent Assessments shall pass to an
Owner's successor in title unless expressly released in writing by-the Board.
`No 'Unit .'shall be `'sold,'' transferred or'conveyed by; any Owner without -all ,
Assessments 'having been paid in:full,''whether'or not a lien has been filed or
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.recorded°;,,,,No-event other than:payment,(or;,appropriate provision for payment
'"~' ~~approved by the~Board in~writing''having':beea`made).`'shall extinguish `the personal
,- ~ob.ligation herein described.'."The above provisions are subject to the provisions
'.set forth in this Section 7 10 ` ' ~ ~ ~"','~ ~ '
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Section 7 2: Purvose of Assessments The Assessments levied
by the Association shall be used exclusively to pYt~tofe'the recreation, health,
~ safety and welfare of the Owners of Lots `or Units and for the improvement and
~ maintenance 'of :.the, Common "Area. Without limiting the generality of the
"foregoing, such purposes shall include.the payment for the following:
' i =' ,• (a) ~ =Taxes and assessments and any `water; sewer, garbagel,
a as and other necessary utility services
electrical, lighting, telephone, g
tree=s and roadways;
for the Common Area an s
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~ (b) `Maintenance and repair of certain portions of Lots, stor}n
drains, water retention areas or other sanitary sewers, the Private
Roadway, stone retaining walls abutting "such' streets, entrance signs,.
' monuments or markers, driveways and sidewalks lying within the Common '
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the following year for which it is assessed. It is provided, however,
that Annual Assessments may be payable in quarCefly installments as more ~
fully set forth herein, but the fact that the Annual assessment is payable
in installments shall not be deemed to affect the nature of an Annual
Assessment as completely due and payable in advance on January 1 of any
particular year.
(c) Until January 1 of the year immediately following the
conveyance of the. first Lot to an Owner, the maximum Annual Assessment
shall be U.S. Dollars ($ ) per Lot, payable
in equal quarterly installments with such installments due on the 1st day
of January, April, July, and October.
(i) From and after January 1 of the year
immediately following the conveyance of the first Lot to an
Owner, tha maximum Annual Assessment may be increased
effective January 1 of each year by the Board of Directors
without a vote of the Members by a ten percent. .(108) annual
increase over the preceding year's Annual Assessment.
(ii) From and after January 1 of the year
immediately following the conveyance of the first Lot to an
Owner, the maximum Annual Assessment ma be increased abthe
the amounts set forth~in subsgctgi~ °(')`aboveby a vote of~we
Members for the next succeedin eaf and at the end of such
year, for each succeeding yearly period, provided that any
such change shall have the assent of a majority of the votes
who are voting in person or by proxy, at a meeting duly called
__ for such purpose. .,
(d). The+'Board may increase or decrease the Annual Assessments`
and shall fix the'Annual Assessments annually, but not in any manner
e~Annual~Assessments°`may`be collected on a
except"as above stated. Th ,
r quarterly°orother°°basis and subjegt to, the.provisions,set forthin this.,, ,
} •^. Declaration,"'the"Annual'Assessments;may'be~changed`or'modified during any F
' fiscal or calendar year:" Collection thereof and accounting'~therefor.may,
at the option of the Board, be made by an'agent, employee. or independent:
contractor of the `Board. ,.
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" >"- (e) It,is intended that Annual'Assessments`shall include an
adequate reserve fund for maintenance,'repairs and replacements of those
elements of the Common Area that, mus't' be replaced on a periodic basis, all
'- asset.forth and required, to be included in the annual budgets of the,`
Association-.-
.(f) All Assessments shall be promptly paid in full by each
Owner without offset or deduction.. Alleged claims of insufficiency of
services"or 'any other claims against°the"Board with .respect to services
provided, the Common Area'or Improvemertits located thereon may be brought
before the Board by an Owner, but such claims shall not affect tha ~
obligation of each Owner to pay Assessments as set forth herein.
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Notwithstanding anything contained in this Article to the contrary,
the Declarant shall be assessed as its s~iare`"`bf the Assual t ttwenty-fi e
unoccupied and anlmproved Lot owned by Declarant an amount eq
percent. of the proportionate share of the Assessments otherwise assessable
against such Lot.
7.4. Soec~a~ "ssessments fot Cavital Imyrovements. In
Section the Association may levy,
addition to the Annual Assessments authorized above, a ent of which, at 'the
in any year, one or more Special Assessme¢Tiod notmmore than ten years for..,.
determination of .the Board, may extend for art, the cost of any construction,'
the purpose of defraying, in whole or in p
reconstruction, repair or replacement of a capital Improvement upon the Common;
Area, including fixtures"and personal property related to it.
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Units. In the event the Owner of a Lot fails to maintain a_Lot or Unit in a
neat and clean condition or fails to maintain the earance and hgener lly inia
' in a neat, clean and attractive condition and app
manner satisfactory to the Board, all in accordance with his maintenance
obligations set forth herein or in the Rules, the Association, through its
agents, employees or independent contras but not he obllgationghto(entercupon
prior notice as hereinbelow set fo air, 'maintain, clean-up, rehabilitate and
such Owner's Lot or Unit and rep
restore the structures located thereon to a condition deemed satisfactory by the
Board. The cast thereof shall be deemed to be an "Individual Assessment" and.,
shall be gharged against such Lot and collected from its Owner Such cost shall
be paid by the Owner within thirty days from the date of the invoice sent by the
1, Association to the Owner. The amount also sh r vided for in thignArticleet to
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all provisions ;regarding Assessment liens as p
the
_, Prior to exercising the aforesaid right of restoration,
Association shall give written notice to the Owner of the Lot or Unit specifying
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` the necessary repairs,' maintenance,"''rehabilitation. or restoration to•Vbe
undertaken and granting':the'Owner sixty days, after transmission of notice_to
' ~' eriod,~'.'the' work' requized to : be' `, ~ '
` ' accomplish. the same.'- If,TMat':,the end _of ,the- p
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i1 performed has' not been completed,' or has' been `completed 3n a manne
'.unsatisfactory to the Board, than the Association shall have the right; as above
`~ set forth, to make such repairs, maintenance rehabilitation or restoration. ~ '
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'"` Section 7.6. of e d va
Y Section 7 3. Written notice of any meeting called for the purpose of taking any
~ action authorized under Section 7.3 shall be sent to all Members not less than
~~~ :twenty days nor more than ninety day's in advance of the meeting. At the first
-.such meeting `called, the presence of Members or of proxies 'entitled to cast a
`' majority of all of the votes shall constitute"a quorum. If-the required quorum
{.` is not present, another meeting maq be called, subject to the same notice
requirement, end the. required quoxvm at the subsequent meeting shall be one-half
of-the required quorum at the preceding meeting• recedin h meeting ent meeting
shall be held more than sixty days following the p g
Section 7.7. ° n r nA Assessment. Except for Lots owned
' by Declarant during development as defined and described herein both Annual and
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Special Assessments must be fixed at a,uniformMrateu for all Lots and may be
collected on a quarterly or annual basis a"t tTie ~a'~retion of the Board.
Section 7.8. Joint 0~. ershio Payments. In cases where a Lot
is owned by more than one person, suoh Ovine"rs"shall arrange between themselves.
as to which one of them shall make payments of Assessments so that only one
payment is made to the Association.' Under no circ artial s ashents tof
Association be required to accept multiple checks or p P 3n"
Assessments from joint owners, _ '
Section 7.9. e t o Non oavment of Assessments• Remedies of
the Association. Each Owner of any Lot or Unif shall be deemed to covenant and
agree to pay to`the Association the Assessments provided for herein and agrees
to the enforcement of the Assessments in the manner herein specified. In the
event the Association employs an attorney or ateorne}~s' for collection of any
Assessment, whether,by suit or otherwise, or to enforce compliance with or
specific performance of_ the terms, and cgnditions of this Declaration or the
Rules, or for any' other purpose in connection with: the breach of this
Declaration cr the Rules, each Owner 'and Member .agrees to pay reasonable
attorneys'. fees and costs thereby incurred, including collection costs and.
experts' or expert witness fees (whether or not suit or proceedings are
instituted or filed) in addition to any other amounts due or any other relief
or remedy obtained against the Owner or Member. In the event of a default in
payment of any such Assessment when due, in which case the Assessment shall be
deemed delinquent, in addition to any other remedies herein or by law provided,
the Association may enforce each such obligation in any manner proyided by law
or in equity, or without any limitation of the foregoing, by either cr both. of
the following procedures:'
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(a) Acceleration. In the event any Assessment is unpaid
after notice as set forth herein;'Ehe Board, may, in its. discretion,. upon ~
notice to` he particular, Owner; revoke such Owner's righE to pay the
remaining'`quarterly` or':.rother periodic``"installments of the' Annual
~ x ~.~Assessment,t ;due„-for the ;,calendar:,~year :;in rwhich such notice `"becomes'
' ~ ;effective,, and the balance,'of such Annual~Assessieent due in such calendar
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year"shall'be immediately"due and"payable. The $oard may then add the
remaining portion'of the Annual:'Assessment then unpaid to any: other
Assessments'.unpaid by the Owner at'that time and referepce to "Assessment"
or the like in 'this Section 7.9 shall mean to the Assessment which is,
' unpaid plus`, the accelerated portion of'tha Annual Assessment then owing
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`(b) Enforcement by Suit. The Board may cause a suit at law '
the name of the Association against an
to be commenced and maintained in
Owner or Member to enforce"each such Assessment obligation. `Any judgment
rendered: in any such action shall include the amount c
.'together with. interest thereon at the rate of eighEeec
from the date of delinquency, court costs and reasonat
in such amount. as the court may adjudge against the
Member.
attorneys' fees'
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(c) Enforcement by Lien." There is hereby created `a Claim of
Lien on each and every Lot and Unit within the Development to secure.
.payment to the Association of any and all Assessments levied against any
and all Owners of such Lots and Units covered by this Declaration,
together with interest thereon at the rate of eighteen percent (188) per
annum from the date of delinquency,"and all costs of collection wh c may .
be paid or incurred by the Association in connection therewith, including
reasonable attorneys' fees. Payments shall be applied first to interest
and costs; then to principal, in a fashion so that the oldest amounts of
principal are first; reduced. At any time after. the ocourrence of any
default in the payment of any such Assessment, the Association,'or any
authorized representative may, but shall not be required to, make a
written demand for payment to the defaulting Owner on behalf of the
Association. The demand shall state the date and amount of the
delinquency. Each default shall constitute a separate basis for a demand
or Claim of Lien or a Lien, but any number of .defaults may be included
within a single demand or Claim of Lien. If such delinquency is not paid
within thirty days after delivery of such demand, or even without such a
written demand being made, the Association may elect to file such a Claim
of Lien on behalf of the Association against the Unit of the defaulting
Owner. Such a Claim of Lien shall be `executed and acknowledged by any
officer or any duly authorized agent of the Association and shall contain i
substantially the following. information:
(i) The name of the delinquent record Owner;
(ii) 'The legal description of the Lot against
which the Claim of Lien is made; •
'.(iii) The total amount claimed to be due and owing
for the amount` of the " delinquency, interesE thereon, '
collection costs and ~ressonatile~~attoineys' and other fees
(with any proper offset allowed),
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Association pursuant`to thi
(v) That a Lien is claimed againsf the Lot in
r - an amount equal to the amount stated.
Upon recordation of a duly executed original of such Claim of Lien,
and mailing or delivering a copy thereof. to the .Owner at the address of the Lot
' (or to such other address as may ba knoom to the Association a`"t"such time), the.
Lien claimed therein shall immediately attach and become effective in favor of
the Association as a Lien: upon the Lo't against whick such Assessment was levied.
The address of the grantee under the, recorded"deed to which the affected Owner
took title to the Lot in question shall'be presumed and deemed to be corrects
unless the Association shall have actually received in writing an alternate
address from such Owner. Such 'a Assessment"Lien shall have priority over all
liens or claims created whether prior to'"or subsequent Eo the recordation of thei
.Claim of Lien thereof, except for ad valorem tax liens for real property taxes
on any Lot, assessments on any Lot in favor of any municipal or other)
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goveznmental assessing unit and the liens which .are specifically described in
Section 7.10 below. Any such Lien may be foreclosed by appropriate action in
therPublic Trustee ofoPitkin County is hereofedesignated as Trust a rfor such
purpose hereunder) as provided by the laws of the State of Colorado, as the same
be inrfavormoftthelAssociationeand shal}sbesfor theibenefit of all otheri0wners1
The Assessment Lien created and imposed upon the Lot against which the
Assessment was made also is created with the power of .,sale in the Board, and
such power of sale may be exercised in the manner provided by-law under a trust
deed as set forth by the laws of the State of Colorado, asower tombidaatfany '
time to time be amended. The Association shall h uire,h hold, lease, mortgage
foreclosure or trustee's sale and to purchase, acq
and convey any such unit so acquired. In the event of such foreclosure,
reasonable attorneys' fees, court costs, title search fees, interest and all
other costs and expettbecomin11ane0wnerwof aoLOte herebynexpressly waivesdany
law. Each Owner, by g
objection to the enforcement and foreclosure of the Lien in this manner. Eac
Owner hereby agrees that the Asso eri =° to theeHomestead Exem rtion provided by
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hereinbefore described shall be sup
C.R.S. ~ 38-41-201, et. seq and each Owner hereby agrees that the acceptance of
CIAUDeshall signifynsucrh granteecsnwaivereofnallgHomesteadyrightsirelativeTto
the Assessment Lien.
Section 7.10. o Subo di a on of he Lie to Deeds of Trust or
thet~ seated by any mortgage or deed ofrtrustievenaif recorded priorntoethe
recording of the Assessment Lien. In the event of the foreclosure oY granting
any Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure'the successor in interest~or Eohthe acquisition',
liable for such Lot's unpaid Assessments which .accrued p
of title. Sale or transfer of any Lot shall not affect the Asses ursuantieto
This specifically includes the sale or transfer °f roceedint'or conveyance'
foreclosure of any Deed of Trust or any Mortgage or any p g
in' lieu thereof, Further such actions shall not extinguish any of such
Assessment as to payments which become 'due prior to such sale or transfer, and
shall not relieve such Lot from liability for any Assessments thereafter
becoming due. ,
Any such unpaid Assessment shall nevertheless continue to exist a$
the personal obligation of the defaulting Owner of the respective Lot to the
Association, and the Board or the Owner's successor may use reasonable efforts
to collect the same from the Owner even aftet he is no longer a Member of the
Association....... _
Section 7.11. u {**oTM Notification. The beneficiary of a First
Priority Deed of Trust or a .First Mortgagee, upon' written request and upon
payment of a reasonable fee to be established from time_to time by the Board,
shall be entitled to written notification from the Association'of any default
in the performance by the Owner of the appropriate Lot of any obligation under
the Constituent Documents .which is not cured within thirty days.
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COH2i0N AREA
ve.,,,i tted Uses . The permitted uses for the Common
Section 8.1. c~-~-------- _ _ i
Area shall be as follows: -
(a) Access for vehicles and pedestre~~s a d any Owner's ',
streets and any parking areas situated on the Prop _.y
Lot, Unit or garage; limited, however, for purposes connected with or
incidental to any use being made of any porfios of any Owner's Lot or
Unit;
(b) Access for persons engaged in maintaining any portion of
the Common Area or any Owner's Lot or Unit;
(c) Specific uses, such as drainage, open or
greenbelt areas and the. like, in areas so designated on the Plat or
subsequently designated by the Board;
(d) Such other uses as may be adopted from time to time by
the Board and set forth in the Rules; and
(e) In general, the Common Area shall be used for the benefit,
of the Owners, for the furnishing of services and faciliEes'for which they
same are reasonably intended an withoute hindering t the exerciseroofsuor
reasonable and proper use,
encroaching upon the right of any other Owner to ezmittedthe Common Area;'
provided that no unlawful use thereof shall be p
Section 8.2. Restricted Uses. The restricted uses. for the
Common Area shall be as follows;
(a) The Common Area'shall not be used by Owners for storage. '
;> of supplies, materials or Pthe CommonoAreayshall be sub,j'ect to such othee
restrictions( as mayu beo adopted by "the Board. and ,set forth .in th
Association Rules;
` (c) In general, no activity shall be carried onundoment oft the
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maintained by any Owner upon the Common Area earance of the Property, the
Association, spoils or detracts from. the app
Common Area or any Lot or Unit, or hinders or encroaches upon the right
I, of any other Owner to utilize the Common Area as reasonably intended.
Section 8.3. Maintenance by Associate. The Association shall
take, cause or suffer to be taken the followin activities as to an Common Are
' designated herein or on the Plat, which is °ur 'sdictionaswithoutranyfapproval
it or which are otherwise placed under i j
of the Owners being required:
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(a) Reconstruct, repair, replace or refinish any Improvement
or portion thereo avernmentaluentity,oifAthe same shalltbe responsible fot
is not done by a g such area) in accordance with: (i) the last
the maintenance and upkeep (ii) the original plans for such Improvement;
plans approved by the Board; licable and if such Improvement
or (iii) if neither of the foregoing is app
was previously in existence, then-in accordance with the original design,
priorhto the damage or destrurucction whictihnecessitat d thesactionssset
forth above;
(b) Construct, reconstruct, repair, replace or refinish any
road Improvement oY surface upon any portion. of such area not used uest
road, street, walk or parking area (including, but not limited to, g
parking facilities), if any;
(c) Replace injured and diseased trees or other vegetation '
in any such area, and plant trees, shrubs and groundcover to the extent
that the Board deems necessary for the conservation of the water and soil
or for aesthetic purposes;
(d) place and maintain upon any such area, 'such signs,
monuments, markers and lights as he Board may deem appropriate for the
proper identification, use and regulation thereof.
' (e) Remove all papers, debris, filth uired eandeclean and', `
Common Area and wash or sweep paved areas.. as req
replace lamps or bulbs in lighting fixtures as needed;
.`(f) Pay4a11 real estate taxes and assessables relating to the
Common Area (if any) as the same become due, and pay
(g) "Pay all electrical, water, gas and other utility charges
or,fees~for services furnished to_the Common Area as the, same become due
and payable, ° ~~ ' ' '. ~ ' " ~~
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(h) :Pay* for and keep in force, at the Association`s exp
' public ~liability'`insurance and fire and extended coverage insurance with
" ~ in9 amounts ,`t wit subrogdti ni waivers asegagainetaindividual Ownersatand
with limits of liability required hereby,'desired by the Board or required
of the Owners pursuant to any Matter or Rciate~lenderssornmortgagees)naor
the Association or the Owners.(or aPP P
,_; >:both,'as.named insured as the Board may from time to time determine;
(i) Maintain and pay for all landscaping and other items'
` located,on, upon or about the Common Area;
'r Maintain and pay for all repairs and replacements too
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Common Area lighting facilities (including those. located on streets and
roadways) not .maintained by others;
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(k) To the extent not maintained by any governmental. agency,
maintain and make all repairs and replacements to the sewer system and all
charges in connection with any private sewer facilities, except for any
' damage caused by the negligence or"acts of any Owner which will be the
obligation of particular Owner:
(1) Do all such other and further .acts which the, Board deems
necessary to preserve and protect the Comidon Area and the beauty thereof,
in accordance with the general purposes specified in this Declaration; and.
(m) The Board shall be the sole judge as to the appropriate
maintenance of all. grounds and other item§ within. the Common Area.
Destruction of Common Areas by Owners.
Section 8.4. Damaee or
in the event any of the Common .Area
Except to the extent covered by insurance,
'is damaged or destroyed by the negligence or willful acts of an Owner. or of a
member of his family or any of his guests, tenants, licensees or agents, or in ~
the event a charge or expense to the Association results from. any such act of
an Owner, the Owner does hereby authorize the Associa"tion to repaiY the damaged
area, and the Association shall so repair the damaged area in a good, workman-'
dike manner in conformance with he original plana_and specifications for the,
area involved, or as the area may have been modified or altered subsequently
the Association, at the discretion of the Association; The amount necessa
for such repairs in excess of any insurance proceeds shall be paid by the Owner,
upon demand, to the Association,. and the Association may enforce collection of
same in the same manner as provided elsewhere in this Declaration for collection
and enforcement of Individual Assessments.
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rMAINTENANCE `
Section 9.1. ~t,~"~s and Obli¢ations o Association. The Board,
» acting for and-on behalf of the Association, shall have .the rtonatnow `or
maintain,' repair and replace"'the Cortirion Area (except any p
hereafter, maintained by any governmental agency with jurisdiction over the
r'portion), in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Declaration. They
a ro riate overnmental a enc ma assume rea onsibilit for maintenance of
the Private Ao nwasuch mai tenants agreement~as it may, from time to time~rdee~' .
to enter into a y ro riate for the prop
advisable. Any cooperative 'action necessary' or`app p
' maintenance and upkeep`of the :Common Area, including, but not limited to, the
driveways and walkways located thereon, shall be taken by•the Board, acting for
and on behalf of the Association.
~' Section 9.2. Riehts and Oblieations of Owners. All portions
of a articular Ownez s Lot and Unit, Eo ether with all fixtures an e u men
(including plumbing installedt withinw ariUnitanor a nLotts~including, awithout
conditioning units)
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limitation, on a patio or gticsnandabalconies dshallhbe maintained and keptiin
and all landscaping of p
repair by the Owner thereof at his sole `cost and expense, except that the
Association shall have the right ta'promulgata reasonable Rules and Regulations
as aforesaid, and-the Associat ~9shawires~e conduitst or similare systemstaor
and repair utility lines, p p _
facilities up to the point where they enter the exterior walls of a Unit. Pest
control shall be the responsibility of the Owner, as shall be all interior
maintenance of individual. Units. An Owner shall do no act nor sny work that
will impair the structural soundness oY`integrity of the Development or impair
any easement, nor do any act nor allow 'any condition_to exist which will
adversely affect the other Units or their Owners.
ARTICLE R.
INSURANCE
Section 10.1. v nrrv Insurance. The Board shall have the
authority to, and shall, obtain a blanket policy of insurance insuring the
Improvements and personal property located on the Common Area, against loss or
damage by firs, hazards covered by a standard extended coverage endorsement, and
other hazards as are customarily insured againerils normally p ousted by the
Pitkin County, Colorado a=ea,' including all p
standard "all risk" endorsement, to the extent any such coverage is available.
Such. insurance shall be in an amount sufficient.to.provideercentreof tithe nfull
any damage , in an amount;,, not less'" "than' one 'hundred. p
''replacement value of `thee Improvements'lacated on the Common Area and all
Association controlled personal property;~as determined at least once eseh'year
by"'the' Board, and covered by'.an "Agreed .'Amount" or "Inflation' Guard°
^'.endorsement „ if".available :;.;All insurance coverage shall be written in'the name.
', of":and the ,proceeds ` thereof shall be 'payable "to 'the' Association or ; to its
„^•authorized!`representative;as Trustee `for';the'use'and benefit ,of the Association, `"''
j `~; he •individual`LoE'Owners!'and the beneficiaries of deeds or trust or mortgages'
';govering'e'ach of the'Lots.or Units,'as"the"ir~inteYests`may tip"Pear o£ record.
s.Deductibles-, may 'exist as'to theCommon~Area, as'the Board ;may determine 'from
time to'time.°'All'such insurance proceeds shall be deposited"in a bankor other
:f financial-institution, the accounts o£ which bank or institution are insured by
'a federal governmental agency,''with the, provision agreed to by the'bank'or
i ` institution. that such funds may be withdrawn only by signature of one half of
the members of the Board or by an agent duly authorized by the Board. Such >-
.Insurance .Policy-shall contain a waiver. of subrogation rights by the insurer.
against individual Owners,'shah provide that the insurance is not prejudiced
' by any act of neglect of individual Owners which is not in the control of all
of the Owners and shall rovide that the olic 3s primer in the event an Owner
has other'. insurance covering the same loss., y y
In addition, the Association shall maintain the following forms ofl
insurance•
(a) Workmen's compensation insurance, if necessary to meet
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the requiremen s
(b) Such other insurance as the Board shall. determine from
time to time to be desirable. .
Notwithstanding the duty of the Association to obtain insurance.
coverage, neither the Association nor any Board member shall be liable to any
Owner or any other party if any risks or hazards are not covered by insurance"
or if the amount of insurance is not adequate, and it shall be the
responsibility of each Unit Owner to ascertain the coverage and P f r csuch
afforded by the Association's insurance and to procure and pay
additional insurance coverage and protection as such Unit pwner may desire.
*+ hi~ity Insurance. The Board shall have the
Section 10.2. see
authority to obtain public liability insurance covering the Common Area and
those portions of the Lots on which is located a sidewalk or driveway intended
for the benefit of more than one Owner. 'Such insurance `policies shall contain
a "severability of interest" endorsement which shall preclude. the insurer from
denying the claim of an Owner because ofnegligent acts of the Association or
The sco a of coverage shall be in the kinds and amou~ts
of other Owners. P
required by private institutional lenders for simile;.projects in Pitkin Coun y,
1 Colorado, but must include coverage for property damage, bodily injury and death ',
in connection with the operation, maintenance or use of the Common Area and
those portions of the Lots on which is located a sidewalk intended for the
benefit of more than one Owner. Coverage shall be for not less than One Million
U.S. Dollars per occurrence, for personal injury or property damage or both.
In addition,'the Board shall. obtain liability insurance, if available, covering
any legal liability that Yesults from lawsuits related. to employment contracts
'in which the-Association ;is a party."'
- Section 10.3."" Fidelirv Bonds. The Board shall have the
authority,"buC'not the duty, to 'obtain and carry a fidelity bond or .insurance ~
coverage 'against dishonest acts cf its directars;'management agent, management
r'"agent's;.employees ;'?trus,tees,';employees~or.;volunteers-responsible for handling
'Association funds ,'regardless'of whether such individuals 'serve, with or'without.
compensation. 'A management agent that handles funds for the Association shall
~ °also be covered by its±own fidelity bond: ':Except for fidelity bonds that a '
( management agent obtains`for~its personnel, all other bonds shall name the
.Association as an obligee The fidelity bond or insurance shall be written in
any amount sufficient to"pYovide protection as determined by the Board
~ Section 10.4.~~~' ~,lt*1nna1- Insurance. Premiums for 'all of the ~
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above-referenced insurance shall'be common expenses includuT tie etcr procure r
{~ Assessments. :In addition;`the Board mayr'from'time to time, p
~ other forms, types .and coverages of-insurance including, without limitation,
officers and directors liability insurance. Each Ouiner shall. be responsible
:.for his .own insurance on his Unit and the personal property contents of his
Unit, any additions, decorating or other improvements placed therein, and all
- furnishings and personal property therein or stored elsewhere on the Property.
Each Owner shall furthex be responsible to provide his own personal liability
insurance to the extent deemed appropriate by such Owner not covered by the
:liability insurance to be provided by the Board as set forth above. No
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Association acquired insurance coverage, as required under this Article X, shall
be broughf into contribution with insurance purchased by individual "Owners,
their. mortgagees or other Board directed insurance.
ARTICLE RI
DAHAGE AND DESTEOCTION
Section 11.1. J~ f Insurance Proceeds. In the event the
Common Area or any portion thereof is damaged or destroyed by fire or other
hazard covered by insurance puzsuant to the provisions of Article X above,-the
Board shall contract with a licensed contractor or contractors to rebuild or
repair such. damaged or destroyed portions of the Common Area in conformance with
their original plans and specifications. Or, if the Board determines that
adherence to such original plans and specifications is not in conformance with
the good of the Development, or applicable laws, ordinances, building codes, or "
other governmental rules or regulations then in effect, such .repairs or.
rebuilding shall be of a kind and quality substantially equivalent .to the
original construction of such improvements or consistent with the good of the
Development. The Association shall obtain reliable and detailed estimates of
- the cost of the repair or reconstruction. The contract with such licensed
contractor or contractors shall provide for paymee't "to the .contractor or
contractors of a specified sum for performance and execution of the work therein
described.. Disbursements to the contractor shall be made subject to`the prior
approval. of the Board as. may be 'appropriate in-'the cicuinstances and deemed
suitable by the Board. The Board may employ a licensed architect to supervise
the repair and rebuilding to insure that ,all work, services and supplies are in
conformity with the 'requirements of ,the construction eonEract. "The Board shall
- use insurance;proceeds'for the purpose set forth in this section.
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'Section 11.2. s f cie t a d Ex essive Insurance Proceeds.
If `the insurance``proceeds are 'insufficient toy"pay all costs of •repair ayd. \
- rebuilding,. the Board shall levy a Special,Asses`smenf to make up any deficienc
~+ " If"they'insurance, raceeds.exceed'the;~costs'`of~repair`and reconstruction,'rthen.
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'`:following completion of such repair'`and`rebuilding,' the excess'sha11'be paid
' :, first.to-the beneficiaries~of first priority deeds of trust or mortgages on the '
'~ Lots'~as their respective interests appear;;of record with. any overage paid to the
record owner.' _ ,' ,, ~:
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`ARTICLE RII
" CONDEMNATION `,
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Section 12.1. Payment of Award. If a portion of the Common Area ~
"; conveyeddeoas com ensa ionufor s ~h t kingi includings but without limit tione ~'
eward ma p
any amount awarded as severance damages, or the entire amount received and paid
in anticipation of such. taking, after deducting therefrom, in each case,
;, reasonable and necessary hosts and expenses, including, but without limitation,.
,:
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attorneys' fees, appraiser's fees and court costs (which net amount is referred i
to in this Article as the "Award") shall be paid to the Association, as Trustee
for all Owners and the beneficiaries of first priority deeds of trust or
mortgages than of record. The `Association shall, as soon as practicable, cause
the Award. to be utilized for the purpose of"repairing, replacing and restoring
the affected area including, if the Association deems it necessary or desirable,
the replacement of any Common Area improvements so taken ofconveyed. Any such
repair, replacement and restoration shall be performed, to the extent reasonably
possible following such condemnation, substanti311y in accordance with the
original plans and specifications. Any excess shall be distributed to first to i
the beneficiaries of first priority deeds of trust br mortgages on the LoCS as
their respective interests appear of record with any overage paid to the record
owner.
Section 12.2. Special Assessment for Deficiency. If the cost
of any repair and restoration shall exceed the amount of the Award, a Special
Assessment shall be levied against the remaining Owners to the extent`nece§sary
to make up such deficiency.
ARTICLE $IIZ
RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF,FIRST MORTGAGEES
Notwithstanding and prevailing over any .other provisions of this
Declaration, the fallowing provisions shall apply to and each beneficiary of a
first priority deed of trust or mortgage upon a Lot or Unit:
Section 13.1. ^"'«°+n Prohibited Amendments. Unless at least
three-fourths of the Members and Declarant have given their prior written
approval, the•Owners shall not be entitled by act or omission, to change, waive
or abandon any scheme of regulations, or enforcement thereof, pertaining to the
architectural design or the exterior appearance of Lots or Units; the"exterior
„ maintenance ;of-Lots or Units, the maintenance of the Common Area property,
driveways'or' the.. upkeep°`of lawns`~;and"plantings `in the, 'Development,"Fall as-:
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initially established by Declarant.' ,
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Section ,13.2 "' condemnation. No provision of the Constituent
Documents shall give a Lot"Owner,'br any other party, priority-over apy rights
af'the beneficiary of a first priority deed of. trust or mortgage-upon a Lot or
Unit in contravention of Article XXII.
Section 13.3. Duties Applicable to Purchasers Who Have Acquired
~'itle Throueh Foreclosure. An action to abate the breach' of any of the
covenants; restrictions, reservations and conditions created or imposed by this
Declaration may be brought against the purchasers who have acquired title
through foreclosure of any deed of trust or mortgage and the subsequent sale
including but not limited to a sheriff's sale or public .trustee's sale or other
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event though the breachnexistad prior to sthes timeit~ie+ puic asere`atquiredra,
interest in such Lot or Unit.
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Section 13.4.
Trust or Mortgage may, jointly or singly, pay'taxe§""or other charges which are
in default and which may or have become a charge against any Common Area
property and may pay overdue premiums on hazard insurance policies or secuze new
hazard insurance coverage on the lapse of a policy, for such Common Area
in such a ents'shall be owed,imm,_ ,~", •~
property and parties mak g p ym ediate reimbursement
therefor from the Association.
Section 13.5. Oafa++lt Notices. Beneficiaries'of First Priority
Deeds of Trust or Mortgage may upon written request, upon payment of a
reasonable fee to be established by the Board from time to time, shall be
entitled to written notification from the Association of any default in the
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performance by the Owner of the Lot given as security to"such beneficiary is
such default is not cured within sixty days.
Section 13.6. A ss to Books and Records. Beneficiaries of
First Priority Deeds of Trust or Mortgage shall Have the right, upon zeasotlable
request, to examine. the books and. records of the Association at reasonable
times. .. .,
Section 13.7. Votin¢ Ri¢hts. During the pendency of any
pzoceedings to foreclose a first priority lien, (including any period of
redemption) or from the time a trustee or beneficiary under a first deed of
trust or mortgage has given notice of, sale pursuant to power of sale and
.pursuant. to law, any beneficiary or a receiver. appointed in any such action,
may, but need not, exercise any or all of the rights and privileges. of the Owner
in default of a Unit.~including, but 'not limited to, the right to vote as a
Member'of'the Association in the place"and':stead of the defaulting Owner.
v8'ection 13.8. *+en Holder to Pav Assessment After Delivery of
eed.y At'such time as any lien holder shall become°record Owner of a Lot (or
`',upon'':execution and delivery of"a public ;trustee's"`deed sheriff's or other
-~` ;,;trustee's deed'or`ldeed,in.'lieu of>foreclosure) sand,. entitled to possession, the.,;'
~ • '~sucnessor~`record owner shall be subject to"all of ':the'':,termsyand conditions of i
• xhis:`Declaration including, but `not limited to, the obligation to. pay'all
";'Assessments ;;and charges accruing 'thereafter, in the same' manner'as any. ,other
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Section 13.9.V Miacnttanaous." Notwithstanding'and prevailing
over~~all~other pzoviaionshereof,`no amenifu~ent`"to this Declaration shall be made
or become`effective which in any way affects, diminishes or impairs any of the ,~
rights, privileges 'or powers granted to any Beneficiaries of First Priority
Deeds'of Trust or Mortgage under this Article without the prioi written consent i
of the .parties affacted.by such an amendment Beneficiaries of First Priority
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' Deeds of Trust or Mortgage shall have the right'to enforce against"Owners and
all others,,,any_and all provisions of this Declaration including, iaithout
limitation, this Article. Enforcement may be by injunction, mandatory or
prohibitory, or any other"lawful procedure. I
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Tha covenants and restrictions of this Declaration shall run with
and bind the land for a term of fifty years from the date this Declaration is
recorded, after which time they shall be-automatically extended for successive
periods of twenty-five years, unless revoked at .the end of any such respective
period by written instrument requiring the same approval as amend~ent below and
the written consent of all Owners and all Beneficiaries of First Priority Deeds
of Trust or Mortgage. .Any amendment during the first fifty year period, or
thereafter during any successive twenty-five year period, shall require an
instrument signed by the Owners of three-fourths of individual Lots, together
with that of Declarant, so long as Declarant owns one or moY2 Lots. Prior to
sale of the first Lot by the Developer to a bona fide purchaser (sale being
defined as the delivery and"recordation of,a deed to a Lot), the Developer shall
have the right to amend this Declaration. In addition, before Declarant has
sold all Lots in the Development, this Declaration may be amended, supplemented
or modified by Declarant acting alone to cure any formal defect," omission,
inconsistency or ambiguity in this Declaration. It is the intent of Declarant,
and any Owner, by accepting a deed to any Lot, agrees that amendments`hereto
must be of a uniform character but",may, if adopted in accordance herewiEh, add
or supplement restrictions and are not limited to removing or making less
restrictive the provisions of this Declaration. In the event it is found that
p n a Lot or Owner for whatever reason,
a articular amendment is not binding upo
'~ nevertheless, such amendment shall be binding upon all Lots and Owners who
accepted the same, and upon all of thgir"respective successors and assigns. No
amendment shall be made which will alter or modify the ,rights of any
Beneficiaries of First Priority Deeds of TrusE or Mortgage encumbering any Lot
without the consent of the affected party or affect. the"rules, regulations or
restrictions •of any .governmental. .agency or' instrumentality acquiring any
. ;,mortgage of ;participation',interest therein on any. Lot. All amendments must be
'` ~:recorded"in=the. cal 'property records`'of Pitkin County, Colorado` and shall
become effective only upon ,recordation ~ ~ ~ ~t ~ ,. a -.,~, . ~
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"Anything -in~'this Declaration to the ,contrary notwithstanding,
<..' >.Declarant reserves "the ..right to amend all or any part of this Declaration to
as ma be requested by.any federal,'-state
such an extent and with such language y
or local governmental agency which requests such an amendment as a condition
i precedent to such agency's approval of this Declaration, or by 'any federally
chartered lending institution as a condition precedent to "lending funds
~ intending to rely upon the "receipt of a security interest,of any Lot or Unit.
Any such amendment shall be effected by the recordation, by Declarant, of a
Certificate of Amendment duly signed by or`on behalf of Declarant with requisite
formalities, specifging~the federal,"state or local, governmental agency or the
federally chartered lending institution requesting the amendment and setting
.forth the amendatory ~ language requested by such agency or lnstitutiom.
., Recordation of such a Certificate shall be deemed conclusive proof of the
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~~ whencrecordednsshall be bindings pfor such an amendment,"aii3 such Certificate,
u on all of LITTLE CI,pUD and all persons having
an interest therein.
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ARTICLE %V
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 15.1. ~yf~rgement` Any OwneY shall have, the right to
enforce, by any proceeding at law or in equity, all restrictions, conditions,
covenants, reservations, liens and charges now or hereafter imposed by the
.provisions of this Declaration. Failure by any Owner to enforce any covenant
or restriction herein contained shall in no event be deemed a waiver of the
right to do so thereafter. Nothing contained in this Declaration shall be
deemed to constitute or create a reverter or to create or vest in any person or
entity any rights in the nature of a reversion or right of entry,-the Owners'
several rights and remedies hereunder being limited to injunctive relief (as the
same may be further limited hereby) and to suits for damage sustained by reason
of a breach hereof or under the Master Declaration or to enforce assessments ,
against a Lot or Unit hereunder. Except as `provided herein, any judgments for
damages against an Owner shall be enforceable against his Lot or .Unit in the
manner of: (1) any other judgment lien; or (2) a lien created hereunder.
Section 15.2. 7ncorooration of Recitals. The Recitals set forth
above are incorporated by'reference into the body of this Declaration and this
Declaration shall be construed in of the Recitals as though the same were apart
hereof.
Section 15.3. Severability. Invalidation of any one of the
covenants, conditions, or restrictions herein contained by judgment or dourt
order shall in no way affect any other provisions of this Declaration which
shall remain in full force"and effect. It is the intent of Declarant that-a
'court construe each provision hereof in the manner which would make it valid and
enforceable and, if such a provision cannot be so""construed, that-the court
substitute a.provision that would make the contested provision valid in such a L.
manner-that most closely approximates, in the courts best judgment, the intent
.fix. ~ ~.1 . 1 N. Y a. ~. '.
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Section 15 4. ,~^ Violations and Nuisance Every act or omission
whereby any provision of this Declaration is violated in whole or in part is
hereby declared to`be a nuisance and may be enjoined or abated, whether or-not
the relief_"sought is for negative or affirmative action, by Declarant or any
Owner or Owners of Lots within the Property or any `other party having a'
proprietary. interest in the Property.
*+ stations on 'Actions.` In the event any
Section 15.5. ,,
construction, alteration~or landscaping "work. is commenced upon any of the
Property in LITTLE"CLOUD in violation of this Declaration and no action is
commenced within one year thereafter to restrain-such violation, then injunctive
or equitable .relief shall be denied, but an action for damages shall still be
available to any party aggrieved. This one year limitation shall not apply to
injunctive or equitable .relief against other violations of this Declaration, noY
shall it apply to the provisions of Article IV, Sections 4.1, 4.4 (the first
.grammatical paragraph thereof), 4.6, 4.10, 4.14, 4.19, 4.23 and 4.29.
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Section 15.6. ~,^~a {^^ of Law. Any violation' oi:~ any state,
municipal or local law, ordinanca.or requisition,~pertaining to the ownership,
occupation or use.of any property,: within Che Property is hereby... declared to be
a violation of this Declaration and subject'to any or all. of the enforcement
procedures set forth in this Declaration..
Section 15.7. n Ato< simulative. Each remedy provided by this
Declaration is cumulative and not exclusive.
Section.15.8. iivri- of Notices and Documents. Any written
natlce or other documents relating to or required by this Declaration may be
delivered either personally, by U.S, mail with first class postage prepaid, by
overnight courier, or by facsimile. transmission. If by overnight courier or
similar service notice shall be deemed to haaTt ? withlconfirmation of irecelpt
by facsimile transmission by the sanding p ` y
requested f;om the receiving party and if no evidence shall appear indicating
that the transmission was'not otherwise completed. If by U.S.' mail, notice
shall be deemed to have been delivered seventy-two hcsta eftere aid pypropezly
has been deposited in the United States mail, p g P P
addressed either to the address of any Lot within the Property"owned, in whole
or in part by the intended recipient or to any other address last furnished by
an Owner to the Association. If to Declarant, c/o Cottonwood Garden Development " _
Corp., 1102 Hancock Street, Casa Grande, Arizona, 85222; provided, however, that
any such address may be changed at any time by the party concerned recording a
written notice of change of address and delivering a copy thereof to the
Association. Addresses `of grantees in deeds to Lots shall be presumed correct.
.Each Owner of a Lot shall file the correct mailing address of such Owner with
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.the Association, and shall"promp'tly notify.. the Association in writing of any
subsequent change of address.
Section 15.9. N- °i`'~{^ naaication. Nothing contained in this
., Declaration shall be deemed to ,constitu't`e"a dedication, for public use or to
`create any rights n'the'general public. Nothing contained in this Declaration
rshall be construed as"hreating`an'obligation on the part'of either the City'of
"Aspen or Pitkin County~or any"other goveznmental authority having jurisdiction
over'the Property,. the .streets and roadways and,the Common Area to maintain,
repair or replace any `portion of the Property, the streets and 'roadways"and the
Common Area or the ,appurtenances thereto.
Section 15.10: Gond of Declaration to New Members. The Board
.shall provide each new Owner of a Lot a copy of this Declaration and any and all
amendments hereto within sixty days of notice of the conveyance of a'LoC to'such
new Owner.: However, the failure of the Board to provide such copy shall not
relieve the new Owner from complying with this Declaration nor waive any of the
g d herein or create any liability on the
ri hts, conditions or restrictions state
part of the Association', the Board or thei~r`agenzs. " ~~
Section 15.11.' chase of Lot by Association. Upon consent or ~
approval of a majority of Owners pros oting at a general or special ;
meeting of the Members of the Association or in such, other manner as may be
-deemed by the Board to be necessary or expedient the Board shall have the power
and authority to bid for and purchase any Lot at a sale pursuant to the
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foreclosure of any deed of trust, mortgage or other lien .foreclosure, including
the foreclosure of an Assessments Lien oz other charges provided for in this i
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beclaration, or aC a sale pursuant to an order or drectiontlof a court, or"other
involuntary sale, and the Board shall have the power' and authority to finance
such purchase of a Lot by conventional loan secured by the appropriate security
instruments, Special Assessment or any .other financing arrangement that the
Board may deem necessary or expedient.....
Section 15.12. Peroetuity Savines. If~any interest purported to
ba created by this Declaration is challenged under the Rule Against Perpetuities
or any related rule, the interest shall be"construed as becoming void and of no
effect as of one day prior to the and and only as of one day prior to'the end
(and therefore noC subject to challenge under the Rule) of the applicable period
of perpetuities computed from tha_date when the period of perpetuities starts
to run on the challenged interest. Tha_"lives in being" for computing the
period of perpetuities shall be; (a) those which would otherwise be used in.
determining the validity of the challenged interest; plus (b) the Board members,
those of the issue of the Board members-and the lineal descendants of George
Bush, President of the United States; who are living at the time the period of
perpetuities starts to run on the challenged interest.
Section 15.13. Ghanep o Circumstances. Except as otherwise
expressly provided in this Declaration, no'change of conditions or niicum§tances
shall operate to extinguish, terminate or modify any of the provisions of this
Declaratlon.
Section 15.14.. Interoretation.
(a) Unless .the context otherwise indicates, words used•in the
singular shall include the plural and vice versa and the use of the
neuter,'masculina or feminine.. gender is for convenience of reference only
and shall be deemed to mean and include any and all other genders as the
context may require : `
(b) Headings of Articles and Sections herein and the Index .i
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hereof are not solely for convenience or reference. and it is intended"that
they'do constitute a'patt of this Declaration and that they may-be used
to understand and interpret the meaning,-construction'isr~effect hereof.
(c) Allaccounting terms not ottierwise~ 3e£lne3 herein shall '
have the meanings assigned to them under generally accepted`~acc~ounting
principles at the time such term is being construed..
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Section 15.15. No Warranties. Declarant, in setting forth this
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Declaration and the restrictive covenants set forth therein, makes no warranty
as to its or their present or future validity or'enforceability`ahd any Owner,
acquiring a Lot or Unit in reliance on any aneor more such restrictive
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.covenants, shall assume all risks of the validity and enforceability and, by~
acquiring a Lot or Unit, agrees, now and in the future, to hold Declara`nc
harmless therefrom. _...~keoe
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ZONING CHECKLIST
Ownel's Name ~7'U C,k-mac' Jr~~ n -~c~onwcoc~ 0.c^ ~-n S Permit # _
ContactPersonMumber ~'o~?P, (~QZ~~%~-~: 3i Date Reviewed /~
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Access Permit#94-Existing Access
1041: ^ Minor Resolr6ontVO. p~MapBpq~ py~
^ Wildlife ^ Wildfire ^ Flood Plain ^ Slopes ^ Geologic ^ Ridge Line ^ Scenic Overlay
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CDU/EDIJ: ~ tWA ResotVo. Deed Restriction: Book Page
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^ Schmuesser ^ Lines in Space ^ Aspen Survey Engineers
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Type Work ~~ Type Unit Ff2~ C4~ u Zoning ~ ~lS-~u®
Lot Size Lot Area ___
FLOOR AREA HEIGHT & ETBA K
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Permit is a request to a~owthe use of Lot 2 of the Little Cloud Subdivision to be used as
a staging area for materials during construction of the Little Cloud Driveway.
'l accel f some of tfie oh-sitee benefit to the community byallowing an on-site location to
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The apse of Lot Z will roved excess material to be used to create a staging pad. The
I I staging pad will be used to screen on-site material for use on the backfill of the MSE
walls. This operation is not mechanical. The operation will reduce the amount of'off-site '
I Ili excess' materialas well as reducing the amount of imported aggregate. materials.,
I The operation will be limited to the area of the existing Lot 2 building envelope. All
disturbed areas will be protected. by erosion control during and following construction.
Following construction, the site will be revegetated per County standards.
The result of the approval of this permit will decrease truck traffic between this site and
the Pitkin County Landfill by over 150 wo-way trips. The reduction in truck traffic will
also reduce energy, noise and dust in all areas below this lot
Please do not hesitate to call with any questions. Thank you in advance for your prompt
attention to this permit.
Sincerely,
SCHMUESER GORDON MEYER, INC.
Dan Cokley, P.E.
CC: Thomas Lewis
Curtis R. Sanders
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DISTURBED AREA TO BE REVEGETATED PER PITKIN COUNTY. STANDARDS
SCHMUESER GORDON MEYER INC. Ifrj'r1'j,~' CLOUD
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Memorandum
To: Vicki
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From: Ed Van Walraven
Date: January 31, 1995
Subject: 49 Little Cloud Trail
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If the access road or drive is in excess of 150' from the primary road a
fire department apparatus turn around shall be provided.
If you have any questions please call..... _
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Section 15.16. The Dec~arat{on. By acceptance of a deed or by
acquiring any ownership interest in any"'of the real property included within
-this Declaration, each person or entity, for himself or itself, his heirs,
personal representatives, siic`cessors, transferees and assigns, Minds himself, f
his heirs, personal representatives., successors, transferees and assigns, to~all
of the provisions, restrictions,' covenants, conditions, 'rules and regulations
now or hereafter imposed by this Declaration and., any amendments thereof. In
addition,' each such., person by so doing thereby acknowledges that this
Declaration sets forth a general schema for the improvement and .development of
the real property covered hereby and hereby evidences hie interest that all the
restrictions, conditions,, covenants„ rules and regulations contained herein
shall run with the land and be binding on all subsequent and ,future owners,'"
grantees, purchasers, assignees and transferees thgreof., Furthermore, each such
person fully understands and acknowledges that this Declaration shall be
mutually beneficial, prohibitive and enforceable. by the various subsequent and
future Owners....
IN WITNESS WktEREOF, the undersigned, being tha Declarants herein,
have hereunto set their individual and corporate names this _ day of December
1989.
DECLARANTS:
COTTONWOOD GARDEN DEVELOPMENT
CORP., an Arizona lco~rporation
.. Its P~fesident ..
'JOHN R. CKER, I ,~
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STATE .OF ARIZONA ) ~'.; I
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The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 1a, day of
December 1989 by John R. Tucker, III, the President and duly authorized agent ',
of Cottonwood Gardens Development .Corp., an Arizona corporation..
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1 Witness my hand and official seal..
. My .commission expires:
;~' a J 7' ~ ~ ~~h,(~(~t'1~CLtit~
a otfiauseu "Notary Public ~ _
EVA M. TRUMAN
a ~ e NOTARYPUEUC-SfATEOFARIZpNA ~ .
PINALWUNTY
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County of Pinal )
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 1~ day of
December 1989 by John R. .Tucker, III, an ndididual.
Witness my hand and official seal. `
My commission expires:
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CARBONDALE, COLORADO 81623
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Wayne Ethridge
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FE: 2~J1 West Cooper
Dear Mr. Ethridge:
I have completed my geologic investigation for purposes of
porojectillThe4deVelopablelarea~yliesnsouthaofvtheeColoradd "~
Midland right-of -way on the south side bf the Tawn of Aspen
between First and Third Street. This Colorado. the Aspen 7
1/2 minute quadrangle, F'it4cin County,
The topography of the lower portion of the property consists
of the steep, northeastern-sloping hillside at the base of
Shadow Mountain where of merges withtthoe-V~YifiTowardethe
which is the Colorado to Mdlinear depression between the base
southeast there is a long,
of he mountain and the old railroad beer-o olis claim
prominent bench at the base of the Copp P
approximately 74 _feet above the base of the depression and'
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west of it. Most of the hllsideThere areeanumber~~ffers up
to 1U to 12 inches ih diameterJcattered along the hillside
7.imestor'e and 'dolomite blocks -
:and its base with a well developed toot path system all along
the hillside' oward'the base of the cliffs above. There are•
i sPyeral mine dumps, indicating previous mine workings, in
ahis area.
The geology of the site consists of colluvialpand talus
' material which has been derived over the centuries-from the
carbonate andsandstone o4itcraps above.This material ranges
from clays, silts, and sands tb"'angular roc4;sosed barlders.
Mo outcrops were visible within the area Pr`nPts on the
~- development. The sandstone and carbonathe far.ilted Leadville
mountainside above the site ~~ndmoa~atctr Cuartcite of
Limestone, ManitoLC llolomte,
Paleozoic age. E~ecause of the comple::ity of the geology of
the site, it is difficult to ascertain what unit or units
underlie the proposed development site, but is probably the
Belden Shale or one of the previously meClaimetlrom1197s Test
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indicate that no bedrdck: was encountered to at least a depth
of 14 1/^-feet. The general settino of this-geologic inq,
sequence of Faleozbc rocks is that of the steeply diPP
even overturned, west limb of a north-south trending syncline
on Aspen Mountain. The Castle Greek fault zone passes .lust
west of the subject area.
Althqugh each of the four sites will be discussed =_eparately,
there are three types.gf geologic hazards which may be a
factor on the project site.:
1. Steep and potentially unstable slopes
~. Fockfall zones
~. Snow slides
Building site #4 is at .t he west end of the development at ±he
west edge of a natural-bench which should provide a suitable
site for development, Very little hillside cutting will be
necessary, and rocFkfall and snow slide hazard is at"a minimum
because of the general topography and the thick cover of
conifers on the hillside above the site. N~voebehc`itsat all,
especially if the toe of_the hill is going, _
the rear wall of the home should act as a retaining wall to
this hillside and protrude at least four feet above finished
grade. with no doors or windows on this uphill-faci~s well,as
Site specific soils engineering will be necessary
positive-drainage around the site.
Building site #:1 is at the narrower southeast end pf this
bench. Eiecause of this, more of a hillside cut will be
,,,,necessary.- Even though the hillside is somewhat gentler here
~ "' than elsewhere. it`is very important that the rear wall ar_t
as a retaihing wall to replace the material e::cavated. .The
`same"cbaditions and mitigative recommendations for the
previously described site will also pertain here... In
:,ddition, l believe that it is important to Conduct a factor
of safe+_y analysis on the hillside where the toe will be
removed.
Building site #2 is on a bench formed by old tailings
arorkings out of the Alabama Tunnel. The tailings have been
in place for 'a long time and should be fairly stableTheurear
site specific soils engineering will be necessary.
of the homesite should be landscaped sd as to direct any
drainage around the rear. of the site. This site is somewhat
more open to small snow slides and minor roclkfall than the
previous two; therefore, I recommend that a small berm/trehch
feature be designed around the rear pf the home in order to
protect against these two hazards. The berm portion of this
feature should be piled and compacted to at least 8~% Froctor
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feet above finished grade. Doors qnd windows should be only
at the secdnd level., of the~home on the rear side.' Site
specific soils engineering will 6e regCired...
Puilding site #1 is gn sn essentially flat site at the base.
of the hillside at the east end of a linear depression caused
in part by the railroad bed. This site is 'suscEpti6le to
small snow slides and roc4: fall. The recommendations for the i
previously described site will all apply here"with the
additional recommendation that the depression be well-drained
so that ponding will not adversely affect the site.
It is my understandhg that municipal viater and waste
disposal systems are available. Access f_o site #1 will be
easy because of its low level and pro;:imity'to the streete of
Aspen., but sites #2 through #4 will need to be engineered..
along a fairly steep; but relatively stable, hillside.
There are no geologic.conditions which will act to make this
design any more difficglt than elsewhere in the County where
hillside roads must be built. An additional recommehdation
is that the finished homes be designed with adequate
ventilation at lower levels to minimize the accumulation of
radon gas, even though it is not certain that'it is being
.emitted in the area. There are faults in this area, but they
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are millions of years ol.d,~and~ I~am~~hot~aviare of any` movement
along them in recent-years. I recommend that the lJniform
Puilding code be followed,~s it pertains to seismic ~one'II.
,;I beligye,th~t.these sites can all be,develop'ed as indicated
:' ":i.f the preceding recommendations are followed. In ~zodition,
I belieye`i.hat it is'important that I be present during the
st~aP;xng of each building site and the. suggested landscaping.
features, because they are so important to 'the protect. I'f
there are further questions, please do not hesitate to
.' r_ontact me.
Sincerely,
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January 29, 1996
Vicki Monge, Permit Technician
PITKIN COUNTY BUILDING DEPT.
130 South Galena Street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
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RE: Building Permit #~-~~, 0049 Little Cloud Trail
Thank you for your letter of January 17, 1996, regarding the
expiration of referenced permit.
As you know, those particular plans were submitted as part of a
Planned Unit Development approved by the BOCC in March, 1990. The
P.U.D. itself has no expiration; in fact it establishes certain
stipulations which regulate this development well into the
foreseeable future. By logical extension, any variation in
building plans which would. differ from those particular design
drawings for that particular site are highly unlikely.
Accordingly, I am requesting that the plans which you have not be
destroyed. If available space does not allow for continued
storage, please return them to me and I will store them for future
resubmittal.
However,if your policy allows, I again herewith request ongoing
extensions to the original application for the reasons stated
above. _ ...._ .
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ASPEN •PITKIN
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
2-13-95
Dear Mr. Tucker, _
Here is the letter you requested. Your permit is ready,
the fees are as follows:
Zoning: $972.80 due
Building $2889.50 due
Total $3862.30 due These can be one check.
Also there's a water tap fee that is due, which is $12,481.45 which
is paid to the City of Aspen.
The approvals are:
Joanna with zoning.
Betsey with env.. health. '.
Ed Van fire marshall.
Neal with water dept.'
If there's any more questions please give me a call,
Sharon Hirman
920-5090
Community Development Dept.
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:adiv_duzl ea:rzge dis_csa_ s_stea cr modif_cation of
to existi_nc system? if bes, contact Environmental
realt to cbtain a guidelines pzc?tat and fi?1 out
zn zppLcaticr_. There i s a $_50 fee for the septic
- permit. ~h_s p_ccedure can t~ce score'time.
"o ~ Dces n he nrc~ ect invcl<re z builc__^:c w:t_h ar. incivic3ua?
se~ozce caccsa? system and t e zdditior. ci znv bedrooms?
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D1an reV1e'd Of t1e esta~lishment. 3"fee Oi $75 may be
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1102 ncoc St
Casa Grande AZ 85222
Re: Building Per #4-692, 0049 Little Cloud Trail
Dated October 28, 1994
Dear Mr. Tucker:
This letter is to inform you that the above-referenced building permit. application has
expired. The plan check for a permit application has an expiration date of 180 days
after submission. The expiration date for this permit was April 28, 1995. You did
request and receive an application extension; however, the extension was good only till
October 31, 1995. The permit has been voided and the plans will be destroyed if we do
not hear from you by February 2, 1996. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely, ~~~/ ~~
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Vicki Monge
Permit Technician
March 8, 1994 AsPeN•PtZxtN
PLdNNING 8c ZONING DEP AftiYtENT
Mr. John Tucker
1102 Hancock Street
Casa Grande, AZ 85222 ~ '
re: Lot 2, Little Cloud Subdivision; Permit 2-25
Dear Mr. Tucker,
You were informed by phone and by letter on January 20, 1994 .that
unless the Zoning Office received a certified. survey of the pre-'
existing grade of Lot 2, your building permit application for Lot,
2 could not be approved. You were also informed that the permit,
would expire on February 6, 1994, if the requested information was,
not received.
To date, I have not received a registered survey as requested.'
Your permit expired on February 6, 1994 and has been returned to
the Building Department.
unlesslthe appl t onocont insc the required cert fiedlDepVeyment
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate. to contact me at,
(303) 920-5090.
Sincerely,
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~anna S'. Schaffner •
County Zoning Officer
cc: Tim Whitsitt, County Attorney
Gary Lyman, Chief Building Official
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Gary Lyman, Chief
Building Department
CITY OF ASPEN
130 South Galena Street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Dear Sir:
In 1989, two full sets of drawingsa me t fornPlan Reviews n~he n'atme olf JohP R. Tuckerg201hWest
in the amount of $1,683.18 as p y
Cooper.
The submittal was placed "on hold" by the Planning Department, pending final approval of the P.U.D.,
which was simultaneously in process at that time. The P.U.D. was subsequently finalized, but the review
of the house plans was never completed, to the best of my knowledge.
I am advised by building department personnel that a permit #593 was assigned, and the file marked
'void".
Herewith are submitted a ain two complete sets of drawin s for the same house, now desi nat
ed
House #2, Little Cloud P U.D., as well as two complete onin ofeerin the amoUntuof $2 0 8't18, basud
P.U.D. Also enclosed is my check for plan review and z g
on 6,000 square feet and $600,000 valuation of construction costs for House.#1.
It is my e ev ewtwastneveh comp etect 2nd Ip h~uldino9be do~>h~ charged sincetheirdecisionrto pl ce
the p io
"on hold" was protested by me. You may verify these circumstances with Wayne Ethrid e, w o was
Planner for the project.
Jim Benson, Benson Design and Construction, is hereby authorized to submit drawings and fees on my
behalf for this review.
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SincerelG~~"
n R. Tucker, III
President
1102 Hancock Street Cosa Grande, Arizona 85222
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James T. Braselton, Esq.
Mariscal, Weeks, McIntyre & Friedlander, P.A.
2901 North Central Avenue, Suite 200
Phoenix, Arizona 85012-2705
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Dear Mr. Braselton:
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I am in receipt of your correspondence. of June 6 in this matter
requesting a reconsideration of the ..determination that. the
referenced matter raised on behalf of your clients John Tucker and
Cottonwood Gardens was not within. the jurisdiction of the. Board of
Appeals for review. For the reasons cited herein, that decision
will not be reconsidered.
The language which you cite concerning the jurisdiction of the
Board of Adjustment clearly refers to such actions,'"...made in the
.enforcement of zone district regulations.." The decision of the..
Chief Building Official as to how to process proposed amendments
to building permit applications (which is what your clients request
constituted) simply has nothing to do with the enforcement of a
zone district regulation. It is thus without any question outside
the jurisdiction of the Board of Adjustment. Extensions to the
relevant periods required for the effectiveness of Building Permits
and procedural requirements for permit applications and amendments
thereto are matters governed by the Uniform Building Code as it has
been adopted by Pitkin County and also have nothing whatsoever to
do with zone district regulations. Again, the Board of Adjustment.
has no jurisdiction.
I must take exception to your characterization of the requirements
of County Staff in this _action as "arbitrary, unreasonable,
unrealistic and unbending." To the ..contrary, staff has.. spent
uncounted hours with you and your clients over the course of the
past years attempting to work out the prpblems which your clients
perceive to exist in our system and the approvals which they have
received from the county. It is incomprehensible that you could
make such allegations, particularly in light of "the fact that our
joint efforts have resulted. in the issuance of a btldng pertnit
to your clients as to Lot 1, which is the subject of your request.
Given that the Board has heard and denied your client's appeal as
to Lot 2 in the same subdivision concerning the issue of the
Administration ` County Comndssioners County Attorney Personnel and'Finance Transportation ~
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James T. Braselton
.June 20, 1994
verification of the site elevations, this point as to Lot 1 is now
rendered completely moot. I will not. devote further .time in this..
correspondence addressing this point.
Finally, I need to correct two further misrepresentations.included,.,..
within your referenced correspondence. You continue to refer to
the requirement that your clients pay some $Y7,OOO.OO in building
permit fees in order that a permit issue. That statement is
erroneous. In fact, your client paid $13,701.97 in water tag fees
to the City of Aspen Water Department (pursuant to a'specific
requirement of its approval from the County), plus some $3,000.00
in building permit fees to the County Building Department before
the requested permit would issue. Since those fees.. were.. paid and
the permit has already issued,. it is difficult-to understand what.
problem remains. If your insinuation is that your client was in
some way extorted into following our requirements .through the
imposition of exorbitant fees, 2 must strongly disagree.
Lastly, you assert that your client just want to "avail himself of
the administrative remedies available to other citizens." I must
state that he has had all of those remedies and more. What he
insists upon is the creation of new remedies beyond those granted
to all other citizens. This we will not do.
truly yours,
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December 29, 1989
Cindy Houben
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office
130 South Galena Street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Re: Little Cloud Subdivision and.P.U.D/201 West Cooper Street
Dear Ms. Houben:
Attached hereto for your review is our Detailed Submission
for the Little Cloud subdivision (formerly the 201 West Cooper
Submission) and check for application fees. This application is a
request for approval of the.. preliminary plat for four residential
dots in accordance with the general submission approval given the
property.
The documents are organized so that conditions, placed on the
Geheral Submission and 1041 special review are dealt with in the
order they appeared in t)ie'iesolution approving. the general sub-
mission. The P.U.D. requirements and preliminary plat require-
ments are addressed in the body of the Submission.
On behalf of the applicants, I wish to thank you for your
cooperation during the General Submission and conceptual P.U.D.. ,..
phases of this application. I look forward to a'successful review
of the preliminary plat and P.U.b. applications.
Sf you have. any: questions, please do not hesitate to contact
me.
Sincerely,
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Aspen, Colorado
bear sirs:
This letter authorizes, Mr. Gary Wright tc act in behalf of John
'Tucker and Cottonwood Gardens Development Corporation, as joint;
applicants, in matters relating to the:.PUD 'review and processing
for the Pitkin County land parcel"s known ;as Little Cloud'
Subdivision.
Should any questions arise, you may contact Mr. Wright at:
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(303) 925-9625
1102 Hancock Street . Casa Grande, Arizona 85222 l ~~~~"°"
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sumaary of Chemical Test Results
Iedd Cantamfx~ation
Sa~lQ Soil Total i~ad
motion Rtoe Lead !weal ~~cfty Arct/11
pit 1 at 0.5-1' mine waste 354
Pit i at 4-4.5 mine waste 180 0.40
Pit 1 at 6-6.5' mine waste 63 --
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CottCGxi7ood Gardens, SY1C. '.
Attn: Jahn TucJcer
1102 FlarYSOC]t StiCeet
Casa AZ 85222
Subject: Etraluation of Mine Waste ~ntA*+;*utaon, It3t 2, Cott~xirwluod C~dens,
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Job No. 4 181 89
Gentlemen:
As reque,ted, Cl~en~otttiern, 7s~c. obtained samples of thie existing mine waste
on Iot 2 and suYanitted those samples for laboratory testing to evaluate the
motion levels, We previously conducted a_geotech2sical engineering study
for development at m" ~ ~' ~ Sites 1, 3 and 4 a~ a~)xnitted our Pindr~gs on June
13, 1989 and August 11, 1989, Job No. 4 181.89,
Iot 2 is in similar ao;r73tion to that during our wes3c in ]989. 'II3e P
access xnad to the lot has rat been corstxucted and we could nat. obtain access
with the bacldyoe to the tap of the-pile. One backhoe pit was excavated near the
toe of the slope at fine approximate location shpwri on f'ig. 1 Cn OctcB.ier 4, 1990. ~
Tha mine waste was er~mteznd to the maxiiaun pit depth of 9 feet.
Samples obtainedfran the pit wiere analyzed for total lead content and EP
toxicity testing which irrz7.ud~es sevetzsl. heavy... metals. results of the
laboratory testing are presented in Tables T anti zi
7.he lead contamination measured on the samples. taken fresn the site itx3icates
relatively' low lead ccestent and heavy metal tenacity. F&z~ier, 3t has beefs our
experience that the mine_ta.lirgs in this area `often have'a high. lead oo¢~tent
and a ecvstamiriation hazard shcsu].d be mitigated by ayverrrg the tailings with
niom~ntdmirsated mdtsrial or burying them on-site. Zlse tailings ax+e man7.y
classified as a gravelly soil acid they sari probably be satisfactorily compacted.
The tailings should riot he used as fill material beneath other buildings in the
project. Soil cover depth of 1 to 2 feet is generally adaquat~ to contain the
mine tailings depending on the final slope and erosion potential. ZY~e final
graded surface should be pmtecEed against erosiaa~ by revegetation or other
means.. We reo~xld a aiv11 engineer design the rradirg of the mina waste pile
and sail cover.
A memner nit IhL'®grarpol COrtgwnies
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Saritan (Ba) 0.58 100.0
CadmitIIn (Cd) 0.096 1.0
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Mr. John Tucker and the Cottonwood Gardens Coreroaol~s,hUpper
jointly filed a request for development of the Copp P
Sibley, Mollie G. and Lower 'Sibley tracts, now known as Little
Cloud Subdivision. While each tract could be developed as a
single-family homesite by right, the Planned Unitl~can£spinnorder
approach has been. voluntarily employed by the app
to produce a better site design, minimize roadway construction and
to eliminate construction above the 8,000 foot elevation line.
.The P.U.D. concept allows the .siting of four homes on the
flatter portions o.f the property, reduces visual impact and
creates a more logical relationship between the homesites The
existing and extensive indigenous landscaping will reduce any`"
visual impact on the adjacent neighborhood. As'indicated by the
landscape plan included with the Submission, new indigenous land-
scaping will be provided to further reduce visual impact and to
.complement existing vegetation. The enhanced landscaping will
provide amore pleasant experience for individuals using the
trails offered for dedication.. by the applicants..'
- Particular attention has been given to the ,architectural
design and landscape design adjacent to the residences"to assure
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harmony with the neighborhood and,tpe mountain environment. Roof
structures are multi-faceted to reduce their apparent mass and
height and have, been designed to hold snow to allow blending with
the"winter 'environment'.,~Furthermore, the"color-'.and texture of the
`roof maEerial have been deed>`restricted to ensure harmony with the'
• ,;summer environment. The domnant`,'feature'of exterior, wal3s will
...consist of native stone, masonry, and a balance of wood and glass.
"' As `evidenced by'the drawings submitted for the"..lots, long, °' vV• '.
;;unbroken~aXpanses of-exterior wall ;;have been'~avoided,~:and the
`homes"'are? designed to'?:reflect~ their surrounding"s"`'~rathes"than; make
an architectural statement. ;4, •' ,•
Although the~„county"s~R-15~zoning category allows rela£ively
large .homes and there:is no limitlicantsnhave voluntarilyncnosen
AF-1 portion of the site, the app
to'`limit the_proposed'homes to maximum of 6;000 square feet~he. -
Existing`terrain has ;been used whenever possible to step.
homes into slopes to reduceeappaYent mass and height,'and to
``minimize"loss of vegetation on the site.
In recognition of the shortage of comfortable and affordable
employee housing,-the applicants have requested caretaker units in
j _each unit. The caretaker units will be deed restricted to oomply
with rental guidelines established by the Aspen/Pitkin County
Housing Authority.
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RESPONSE TO CONDITIONS PLACED
ON GENERAL SUBMISSION ~ApPFtOVAL
(l.a.) Submit a letter from the Aspen Consolidated Sanitation
District committing to sewer .service.
Response: Attached as Exhibit #1 is a letter from the
Aspe'ri"Consolidated Sanitation District accepting the
property for'sewer service:
(l.b.) Contact the Fire Marshall and design the road/driveway in'
accordance with his `requirements:
' Response: Wayne Vandemark, Fire. Marshall, has indicated
<his approval of the.subdivisioh design andrelaredrtoecting
system proposed.. by the applicant, and is p p
comment further when the detailed submission is referred
to him. Each home will contain'a residential sprihkler
system, at Mr. Vandemark's request.
(l.c.) Submit a letter from the-City of Aspen committing to water
service.
Response: Attached as Exhibit p2 is a letter from the
City of Aspen accepting the property for water service..
(l.d.) ,Research the possibility of relocatinTesentMadproposal to
right-of-way trail to the north and p
accomplish the trail relocation. ~~
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'~~e~" ~~ ,.''berm .have"been~indicated on `the`'"Grading"arid'rSite Develop-
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~ °_trail'`and present a proposal for the trail ,crossing.
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,. between the trail and'the access roadway has been _,
indicated, on"the Grading and Site Development Plan.
'-(l.f.) Submit elevation drawings of the road and driveways.
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Response: As requested, the detailed drawings for the
road are attached hereto as sheets 4 through S.
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Homesites have been limited to a maximum of
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height requirements. The elements of,
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this application, by 'deed restrictions, and the highly
- 'restrictive building envelopes indicated on the plat.
(l.h.) Submit detailed engineering drawings of the road/driveway.
Response: Detailed engineering drawings are submitted by
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Schmueser, Gordon,~Meyer as Sheets, 4, 5, 7 an
(l..) Submit a more detailed geologic analysis of potential
water seepage or slide. potential.
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(2) -The applicant shall,,submit a fugitive. dust. plan prior to
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All material representations in the application shall be
adhered to. ~
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be adhered to.
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The development shall comply with the recommendations made
by Nick Lampiris and Dean_Gordon contained within the i
application.
Response: Applicants agree to comply with recommendations
made by Nick Lampris and Dean Gordon.
(5) ..The applicants shall stake the building envelopes at
Detailed Submission representing the perimeter of the
envelopes and the proposed height of the structures.'
Response: Although. at the General Submission stage the
center of each envelope was marked with a balloon tethered
at a height of 28 feet, the. applicants will stake the
perimeters of the building envelopes, and will., again indi-
cate building,.heights if requested to do so.
(6) The Detailed Submission review of the application should
include an evaluation showing the design ,parameters of the
application based upon the City'of Aspen s 8040 Greenline
criteria. The applicant shall present.information regard-
_ ing building heights and footprints at Detailed Submis-
sion.
Response: 8040 Greenline Review Standards: ..Although .the ,
Zittle Cloud'Subdivison is subject to the jurisdiction of
Pitkin County; the 5040 Greenline Review Standards .have
been considered is the development of the site, engineer-
;; .- ing`and architectural plans. ,Specifically, the-sites have
-been found to be geologically: suitable for development,
` with no evidehce ofsoil problems As',required`by County, \
ri, S~,;Codes,~~tithere~:wL1L~,be`no increases in runoff from the site
~' ~ •^ '`~` ;:'beyond`_-historical~'leyels;'and there will.-be adverse' effect
"' on' the `watershed.''` As .evidence of the.. applicants'- concern
•for'-the``Aspen;°airshed, no-woodburning~fireplaces will be`
` installed in any°`of'the`proposed residences or caretaker
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The applicants`voluhtarily submitted to the P.U.D. process
to!take-advantage'of the''natural terrain, rather than ,
build on each;individual parcel regardless ,of terrain.
"The~design,of the road was chosen to minimize grading and,
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cutslopes. -As indicated by the engineering drawing, the
road is designed. with. rock-faced retaining walls. .This
expensive construction technique was chosen to avoid cut.
and fill slopes wherever possible and to minimize distur-
bance of the existing vegetation on ..the site. The nordic
trail is proposed to be relocated to the north of its
present alignment 'to allow for better"snow holding
characteristics and to provide a more-.interesting trail
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The clustering of the homesites has reduced the need for
on-site grading, has dramatically reduced the length of
.roadway necessary to serve the homesites, and has limited
development o the area below the 8000 foot elevation
line.
As previously indicated,_several design techniques have.
been employed to assure harmony with the adjacent mown-
tainside. "The roof of each home is designed to hold snow
to allow the home 'to blend with the winter :environment.
"Native stone will be used which; if n`ot from oh site, will
be of a color and texture that is consistent with the rock
outcroppings on`Shadow bountain.' The voluntary limitation
on home .size assures ,a limitation on visual impact.
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The proposed road ,system meets or exceeds Pitkin County
criteria for design, road grade and surface treatment.
The short. private, roadway section proposed for the Little
Cloud Subdivision connects directly to Cooper Street,
assuring ease of access for residents of the subdivision,
their guests, and for emergency vehicles and private
,,~ maintenance equipment.
In addition to provisions for'the Nordic Trail, the appli-
cants have commited to provide a trail for ingress and
egress from the Aspen Mountain Ski Area, and a separate
hiking trail for connection to the upper portion of Shadow
Mountain.
e Cloud Subdivision is designed to
In conclusion, the Littl
be a complement:to the<neighborhood and in harmony with`
the City of; Aspen'"s 8040 Greenline Review ,Standards. i
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- Planning Commission and the Shadow Mountain Neighborhood.
~i Response. ,The attached'"information is readily available
" ``for distribution to the``above=mentioned entities. The ,
ir~ ~,~~_applicants~"will"continue~to ,cooperate with"the City and'
'~~ the `neighborhood during `,the review process. ~
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f~ proposal `f or the 'implementation of the Shadow Mountain -'
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trails s stem consistent with the recommendations made b
Al Blomquist.
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part of .Items ( l.d. ) and (1 .e.) . 6~ ~~~;~~~,~.+.
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The land nse code is intended to provide high quality, envi-
rohmentally sensitive developments. The quality of the proposed
development is evident,"and the extent of the applicants' efforts
to limit construction related impacts has been recognized by
General Submission approval: The applicants' voluntary submission
to the P.U.D. process, has resulted in a far batter site and
construction plan than would have been possible,had,the applicants
chosen to exercise their rights to ;'apply individually for building
permits on each parcel. .while the P.U.D:'process is more time
consuming and expensive, the applicants feel the product it"has
produced is more desirable; that it is expressive of the intent of
- the. land_use code.
In addition to the public benefits of enhanced landscaping
and clustered development provided through the P.U.D.'process, the
applicants have elected to provide public access through the pro-
petty for skiing, bicycling and hiking trails.' A cross-country
trail easement has been dedicated along the north property line,
providing public acces"s "through the parcel. Additionally, coven-
_ahts allow for~.,a hiking trail easement to be provided to allow
` access"through he upper property, and will be designed in con-
junction with county and/or city staff to assur=oaeptieslfor
connections to Little Cloud.Park and adjacent p p
.public use. The applicants have committed to wn easement for .
public access from Aspen Mountain ahrough the"property. The trail
~,will`be-°designed=in"cooperation with representatives of tkie.Aspen-
Skiing Company-:and Pitkin.Cbunty to assure conformance"with the
Aspen Mountain Master Plan,; and to achieve greatest access for"
,public use ~ ; '~
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~ `"`-.. 4'=,to"be+'dedicated for:°public".,.use;~the'"applicants; have determined `
".that .structured public access through their property is appropri-
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~through;othes"private property~in the~'Rgaring'Fork Valleyr•"
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".. ~ The~archtectuial concept chosen.by lication. No
described by"the°drawings submitted`with the ;app
J attempt',has`been made 'to'make"~an`arciiitectural statement, but :,
"rather to"produce homes whch`'reflect"their surrou~idings instead
' -""'of contrasting with`-the~•endironment."?Extensive "use`'of native _
materials and 'careful siting"and landscaping of each maximum
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Aspen, CO 81611
Re: Plan checking of Building Plans for LITTLE CLOUD PUD,
LOT 2 (a/k/a House No. 2).
Ladies & Gentlemen:
I represent Wolftone Corporation, an owner of "Lot 20", which is
located westerly of House No. 2.
In reviewing the Plans for House No. 2 that is in your office
awaiting plan check I notice. that on Blueprint Sheet 1~Io. A-9 there is
no roof drain to handle the water run-off from the flat portion of the
roof (apparently the area over. the garage). It appears that .only a-
scupper is proposed to handle this run-off. _
House No. 2 of the Little Cloud Subdivision is only set-back three.
(3) feet from the adjacent Lot 20 property line. If only a scupper is
constructed the run-off would be dumped on the ground and drain the
three feet down the slope onto Lot 20. Thus, .Lot 20 will be receiving
un-wanted water which may cause erosion.
I request that the building department require the applicant to
install a roof drain which is connected to ,a ,drywell, to handle the run-
off. The scupper should still be installed aE a reasonable height above
the roof drain which would. become,. functional in the event the roof
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Should. you have any questions, please contact me at your
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GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81602
July 3, 1989
Schmueser, Gordon, Meyer, Inc:
Mr. Jay Hammond
P. O. Box 2155
Aspen, Colorado 81612.
RE: 201 West Cooper Project, Pitkin County, Colorado
Dear Jay: 1
The above mentioned development is within the certificated
service area of Holy Cross'Electric Association,"Inc.
Holy-Cross Electric Association, Inc. has adequate resources to
provide-electric poweY to the development, subject to the
tariffs, rules and regulations on file. Any power line
enlargements, relocations, and new extensions necessary to
deliver adequate power to and within the development."will be
undertaken;by Holy Cross Electric Association, Inc. upon.
completion of appropriate contractual"agreements.
Please advise when you wish to proceed with the developmeri£ of ~
the electric system for this project.. ,
, INC.
JAF:rjm
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~- -' SCHMUESEA GOADON MEYEA INC. Aspen, CiO~OfadO 61612
(303)925-6727
CONLULi1NC ENWNEENS_{sup
June 29, 1989
Mr. 7bm Pritchard
Canyon Cable TV I
0050 ventnor Avenue
Aspen, CO 81611
RE: 201 west Cooper Project
Pitkin County, Colorado
Dear To[n:
This letter is to confirm the ability of Canyon Cable TV to provide
• service to the above referenced project. This project will consist of
four single-family homes on a parcel south of the Aspen Townsite line
between First and Second Streets as shown on the attached vicinity map.
The project is in the Canyon Cable service area and has access to
existing Canyon Cable facilities ,in the alley at First Street adjacent
,w.,.
to the Aspen Ice Garden, and o~u3d be"served under standard system ex-
tension agreements and upon payment of necessary charges by the Cwner.
On behalf of the Owner, I am requesting your signature on this letter
as ronfirmation of the above. Zf you would prefer to return a letter
on your own letterhead in lieu of a signature hereon, please feel free
to do so. The Owner is aware that such confirmation is only an indica-
;
lion of the ability to ,serve the .project. .
Xour prompt attention to this ,request would be appreciated.
Respectfully sutmitted,
~SCF3MUESER GDRLUN MEYER, INC.
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lay W. Hammond, P.E.
Principal -Aspen Ol:fice
JWH:lec/8049
Enclosure.
AC7Q~l7EIX;ED AND C(xtFIRMED:
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Date ,
L 1512 Grand Avenue Sufte 212 • Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 ~ (303) 945.1004
~~ 5. / SCNMUESER CONOON MEYEA INC. ~ ~ .4Sp9~~ COIOfddO 616112
(3~3) 925.6727
CONSULi1NG EN ,INFERS iSURVEYORS
June 28, 1989
tom. Fay Carpenter _. .__
0.S. west CgRmunications _
P.O. Fox 2Q0 __
Glenwood Springs, CO 81602
RE: 201 West Cooper Project
Pitkin County,.Colorado
Dear Pay:
This letter is to confirm Your previous oonversatign with Dean Gordon
of our office regarding the ability of U. S. West Communications to
provide service to the above referenced project. This project will
consist of four single-family homes on a property south of the Pspen
Townsite line between First and Second Streets as shown on,the attached 4
vicinity map..
You had indicated U.S. West had facilities available in the vicinity of
the project. The project is in tFieWfJ.S. West sevice area acid„could be 1
served under .standard system extension agreements and upon ~yment of .
necessary charges by the Owner.
On behalf of the Owner, I am requesting your signature on this letter
as wnfirmation of the above. If, you would prefer to return a letter
on your own letterhead in lieu of a signature hereon, please feel free 1 ,.
to cbso. ~~ 7.he Owner is~ aware that `such ~nfirmation is only an indica-
tion of the ability to serve the project:
Your prompt attention to this request would be appreciated.
Respectfully submitted,
SCF4IUES//ER GCRDCN MEYER, ILA.
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SCNMUESEA GOAOON MEYER INC. /{SD@n, Ci OlOfadO 81612
` ~ ~ ~ ° (303) 925.8727.
June 27, 1989
CONSULTING ENGINEERS i SUAVEYOAS
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Mr. 2bm Bracewell
Aspen Consolidated Sanitation District -~'
565 North Mill Street
Aspen, CO 81611
RE: .201 West Cooper Project
Pitkin County,.Colorado ;
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Dear Tom:.
This is to confirm my conversation with you earlier this month wncern-
ingtheability of the Aspen Consolidatedit~ gnproject will con-
vide. service to the above referenced„pro?
sist offour homesites on a properY:y~located south of the Aspen Zbwn-
site between First arr] Second Streets as shown on the attached vicinity
~, r I ;:
map. , .
You had indicated that the Assen Sanitation District had facilities in
the vicinity of the project. We rated that sanitary sewerlines mold
' <be extendedfrom anexisting sewarline north of~the project boundary on
the extension of` West Oooper Street between First" arid. S@a?Tx1Ye tr~5"s
You indicated that the pSpen San>tation District would requ ,
to all manholes and lines that were to°be accepted by the District, arr,3
that the District would accept the lines°1:o"°the manholes where mnneo-
tion would occur.,- Yon further indicated that the District would
- ` require'.a five-foot minimian depth of wer on lines to be accepted by
the District and that you would check for downstream o~n~~astin~the
'-may hinder connections 'to District facilities.' The proj
.Aspen O~nsolidated Santatzon xDi.strlct service area, and m ~d of
t"-1`setvcd'under~standard~ system'eiitension`agreements. and-upon RzYm
~ ~: m ,~~necessarY ~charges~by~the. Owner ,, . ~ , u ,: ~ -,' `;
On behalf of the Owner, I~am reeuesting your signature on this letter
. ' as :confirmation' of the ;above.° If, you "ivuld prefer to return a letter
^ ''on your'bwn letterhead `in lieu of a sugnature hereon, please feel free
,.to do so. The Owner is ..aware that such o~nfi>:mation is only an indica-
tion of-the ability to §erve"the project
;.. °
,~,
Your prompt attention to this request would be appreciated.
°
Respectfully submittedY :.
SCE?MUFSER ODRDDN MEYER, 11~1C. ACId80F7IEDGED A13~ CCNTFIRMED:
ALONG WITH .ATTACHED LETTER.,..
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a W. Hammond, P.E. ll '
Principal.- Aspen Office '~ ~ 9
JWH:lec/8049
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cod S rin s, Colorado 81601 • (303) 945.1004
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June 27, 1989
Aspen, ~olu~auu dPbll
(303) 925.6727
CONSVL~m1a env «•.- - -^
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,:
Mr. Jim Markalunas 0 ~~ ='I~ ~ 1~J~
City of Aspen Water Departrnent
130 South Galena
Aspen, co 8t61t JUL 0 3 1989 i J
RE• 201 West Cooper Project -
• Pitkin County, Colorado dy~Fa i ~;~ DLi' f.
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Dear. Jim:...
'Ibis is to wnfirm my conversation ~i~th~ vide service Sto the above
the ability of the Aspen Water.'Sys
referenced project. 'Ibis project will consist of four single-family
hemesi.tes_ on a property located south..of the Aspen 'Zbwnsite between
First`arxi Second Streets;as"shown on the attached vicinity map.
You had indicated that ,the City of Aspen Water"Department had facili-
ties available in the vicinity of the proiect. At our meeting of June
13, 'you indicated your preference fora looping of the w teethes iten
Hyman at Second Street, and Cooper at First Street throng with
You i~rlicated that looping of those lines would require a 6".. loop
_ a 6" lateral fort pevate use, or an 8" lateral for acceptance by' ~e
City of Pspen. "You further indicated that you would like a hydrant
- installed at the connection point of cooper and First which the Water
Department would provide for installation by the 201 West Cooper
project. You further indicatedfeasible aligrmentrna dead endcline
. road to the ,project, was the only
would`be acceptable, again;:'at 6" for',private`use or 8" for acceptance
,by the'City. We are awareµ that any ~nnecton to the City of~As of
'Water`-System would require main pxterision agreements and paym
necessary charges by the Owner ' ~ s - ~ :- ~ ~~ '~~: 1
e, >''On~behalf of `the Owner; I~am~,requestiig°Y'cur~signature.'a'i'thisd-letter
'` 'as ~nfirmation' of the.:above."'f If you wtwld prefer to ease feel free
on your own letterhead in lien, of a. signature. hereon, p
to` do'so. the .Owner is' aware ~ that ,such 'confirmation is only an iixli~
`cation of the ability'to serve the project
r ., r
your prompt attention•to,this request ,would ,be appreci.ated.F
,
<.:.
F,espectfully, sulYnitted, ,
. ACKI~]OVIIEDGED AMID ~1FgtMEDt '
SCF3+lUE5ER OJRDON, MEYER, INC.
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CONSVLTIHG GEOlD016Y
`"ma61NGEa~SO'LL~IiNE •: , ., _. , '
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.,•.. ~ ,:.,. ~ March.'3, 1993 ~ ~
... .: ` John Tucker.
1102 Hancock Street ~ ,'
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' Casa Grande, Arizona. 8272
REa Little Cloud, Original Geomorphology &ite 2 •
Dear Mr. Tucker: ,
..~
' At your request, I have studied the proaent topography of ahD• '
Little Cloud area, specifically site 2, the southeast corner of
~ th® p.ropo`sed home, fo see what the landform moat likely waa'likv
before the mining days. At prwsent, a fallings pils~ crsatvd
during the mining days, is being used as part of the platform for
the home. The area of this focus, however, is very nsar but hot.
.. on the tailings pile,ie. thesautheast corner bf house N2 ~ ~ ~ ~,.
.. „ +,
Consistent with my letter on thistopic, dated tlctob~r 26, 1992'
I believe it is likely that the ground level would hays been,
higher prior to mining activity in this area. , Ths rsasons for
I thin assumptionaretheseo - :. ~,°:
I 1. the mountainside south of the ts~te" protrudes almost to ~
I.. which were probably thepsitesdooffdebrisiflowsi inf aqu ntly ~OV~ ~' r i +'~I~
geologic time which should have rgesulted 3n a small debris-fan !h ,I°~`~I
this area.
3, this ion should have mer ed with the eolluvium tt .alts 2 'f
• but was probabby removed in part for the railroad bed. '. ' +
4, material in the".railroadbed appears. tp be,.derived from + ~,
the old fan arevenbe original, in ~lace~material ~udglnq'from~ '.
the similarity with materialatill. precont in thehillaidatuta.':~" +I. -'
S. even the two protruding ridges have becncut indiCatlnp~! ~`
that they probably extended even 4urther north. 1....
I there{orw conclude that, although difficult to proves beyond ~
~, doubt, the natural undisturbed topographicprofila in thisarea~~
of Site 2 was historically higFlar than what we sae"'now probably '
I on the order of 6 to Dfeet.
Ii th®ro are further quevti one: please contact me.
i
i Sincerely, '
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I Nicholas Lampirls~ i;
Consulting'Oeologlst
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