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HomeMy WebLinkAboutpitkin.boa.82.01.A , APPEAL TO BOARD OF APPEALS County of Pitkin Date September 2, 1982 Case # ~ ~ - \ Applicant Country Day School Represented by Address 1280 Ute Avenue Ihomas J. Duesterberg * Owner Music ARROc;Rtf'.R of ARppn & c.ollnrry n,qy Address Rnx AA Rnn Rox ?4nn, ARppn, c.o School Location of Property Music Afl1)()s:iates of Aspen Cam!JlIRt r.;:ull.lp. c.rp.p.k_ 'Pitkin Counry, R16l2 Colorado. South of Aspen. Colorado. (Attached) Any pertinent data must accompany this application, and will be made a part of this case. The Board may return this application if it does not contain all the facts in question. Applicant's description of proposed variance showing justification. Country Day School has purchased a double wide trailer classroom building manufactured by Century Housing Corporation, Fort Morgon, Colorado. The siting of the building has been set and use approved by the County Commissioners. The roof, supporting floor and foundations are designed for a live load at th~ roof of 60 pounds per ~quare foot. Pitkin County Code requires roof live load of 75 pounds per square foot. The building is to be a temporary structure on the Campus, projected use of two years. The supporting structural members will be overstressed with the additional 15 pounds per square f.oot. Loading and reinforcing the box girder, roof trusses and supporting floor joists are difficult if not impossible to reinforce. The foundations can be redesigned to support the addition~l loading. An Appeal is made that the 60 pounds per square foot live load be accepted for . roof loading and Country Day School will be responsible to heat tape the 24'0" x 60'-0" square foot roof area to prevent snow buildup. A letter from Country Day School of. c_ re~po~sibilit~ for providing the heat tape will be attached to the A~jcation f~r ~. qd~l~\ BUlldlng Permlt. Applicant Signature ~~~AJla;~ . - Ihomas &' Dues r:erDerA!;, 1'.1'.;. Provisions of the Uniform Building Code 1976 Edition requiring the Building Inspector to forward this application to the ~oard of Appeals and reason for not granting a building permi~: ~.~ ~~ r ~ ?57J7J ''>-U~(~./j ~j -<-= ;1 S' L'L.. I' "-- fi ' Notices Mailed . - Building Insp. Signature /~~._ _____. Date filed '7- 2- ( Decision of Board: {~jL ~~ q V \ \ Secretary, Board of Appeals \~~ ,{ ~ C~<'U~"---- *Benedict, Sutherland, Duesterberg, Ltd., Architects (... ,. "'. ,r, ~... ~..... 1 . '-"'" '.. -_ "'-Jl...... ASPEN.PITKIN REGIONAL BUILDING DEPARTMENT AGENDA September 23, 1982 Commissioner's Room 5:15 pm I. Country Day School Represented by Thomas J, Duesterberg II. T. Barry - Masonry Artisans A variation of a radiant room heater ( ,. ...'" , '-' . > '....... ~. ~ "..J 506 East Main Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 303/925-5973 ~'~~v".fo\'""'_'"'' ",., .'f-'l' "~--'~~~ "~-.' 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Tom was requesting a variance from the existing 75 pound roof load to a 60 pound roof load using heat tapes. He presented a set of plans of the structure in question to the Board members. He explained that it was a modular unit that was on the property to be used as a classroom. He described the structure and pointed out that to change the roof load every part of the structure would be effected. Ted Mularz wanted to know how the heat tape would be of help. Tom felt that it would prevent snow build-up on the roof. Ted didn't see that the 60 pound roofload would be a problem. Bob added that he felt that they would constantly be fighting the heat tape and thought that it would be just as effective to keep a watch on the snow and shovel whenever necessary. Don Westerlind moved to grant the appeal without the requirement of heat tape. Ted added that the music association should be responsible for removing the snow from the roof. Bob added that the applicant should write a letter taking that responsibility. Patsy Newbury, of the Building Department, stated that that stipulation would be on the issued building permit. It was mentioned that it was a temporary structure. Ted Mularz second the motion with the additions. Newbury confirmed that the structure was there for two years by review process. Throm suggested that the option be left open as to whether the applicant wanted to use heat tape or use a snow removal process. A vote was called for and all were in favor.