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HomeMy WebLinkAboutpitkin.planning.246522300007 (2)DOCUMENT LAYOUT THIS FILE MAY OR MAY NOT CONTAIN ALL OF THE INFORMATION LISTED BELOW IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER Summary Sbeet Resolution for the BOCC and/or P&Z Ordinance for the BOCC and/or P&Z Determination for the Hearing Officer Administrative Determination Staff Memo Application - Public Notice, Acceptance Letter, Referral(s) Letter Site Plan Miscellaneous Plat copies (11x17) 246 ~- ~ ~ 8/2/2000 r mm~ nt of Vested Rights end MinorAmends to Graves +110 clerk s ; FE 'y, Zoning Enginee N 8/26/2000 f'"°°` #193-00 #448055 Covenant #567131 P22 #486983 ,~~ Rights ~elopment P '-Seam ~ -:..._. - 8/6/07 ~~ rE':"= FFBox98 10/21/2019 Pitkin County Mail - New Address Assigned: Skookum Ln (W Sopris Creek) 00-rK1IN -"COUNT Bonnie Shiles<bonnie.shiles@pitkincounty.com> New Address Assigned: Skookum Ln (W Sopris Creek) 1 message Alex Durant <alex.durant@pitkincounty.com> Wed, Sep 11, 2019 at 12:13 PM To: adele.l.lujan@usps.gov, Elections@pitkincounty.com, Bonnie Shiles <bonnie.shiles@pitkincounty.com>, Parker Lathrop <parker.lathrop@aspenfire.com>, Brian Pawl <Brian.Pawl@pitkincounty.com>, Brian Pettet <Brian.Pettet@pitkincounty.com>, Brooke Stott <bstott@basaltfire.org>, director@pitkin911.org, Serviceability_DCC@cable.comcast.com, Debby Payne <Debby.Payne@pitkincounty.com>, Bill Gavette <gavette@carbondalefire.org>, Ginny Bultman <Ginny.Bultman@pitkin911.org>, Janice Vos <Janice.Vos@pitkincounty.com>, Joanna Schaffner <Joanna.Schaffner@pitkincounty. com>, Kathy Rogo <Kathy.Rogo@cityofaspen.com>, karen.k.heier@usps.gov, Kurt Dahl <Kurt.Dahl@pitkincounty.com>, Lea Vasten - Meredith PO <Leatrice.E.Vasten@usps.gov>, Lee Ledesma <Lee.Ledesma@cityofaspen.com>, Linda Manning<Linda.Mann ing@cityofaspen.com>, Mary Lackner <Mary.Lackner@pitkincounty.com>, Omaha.AMC@centurylink.com, Ray Gendron <Ray.Gendron@pitkincounty.com>, Scott Thompson <sthompson@basaltfire.org>, Sheila Babbie<Sheila.Babbie@cityofaspen.com>, USPS Carbondale <carrie.katsis@usps.gov>, USPS Old Snowmass <Debra.K.Reams@usps.gov>, Gary Tennenbaum <Gary.Tennenbaum@pitkincounty.com>, Reza.E.Tehrani@usps.gov, Scott Mattice <Scott.Mattice@pitkincounty.com>, Tyler Lambuth<tyler.lambuth@pitkincounty.com>, Bob Narracci <bob.narracci@cityofaspen.com>, Alex Burchetta - PCSO <alex.burchetta@pitkinsheriff.com>, Schuyler Clay <schuyler.clay@pitkincounty.com>, Shelley Popish <shelley.popish@pitkincounty.com>, arlene.a.vickrey@usps.com, Mariann.Szasz@usps.gov, Carmen.S.Suarez@usps.gov, Theresa.A.Kraft@usps.gov, "Benitez, Helen B - Denver, CO" <Helen.B.Ben itez@usps.gov>, "Holy Cross Energy (customercare@holycross.com)" <Customercare@holycross.com>, "Aragon, Kristin" <Kristin.Aragon@blackhillscorp.com>, Larisa LaLonde <larisa.lalonde@pitkincounty.com>, Frank Rudecoff <FRudecoff@swfpd.com>, Jay Slater <jay.slater@pitkincounty.com>, Kristi Long <kristi.long@pitkincounty.com>, Watkins Fulk-Gray <watkins.fulkgray@basalt.net>, Zachary Hendrix <zachary.hendrix@pitkincounty.com>, Alex Sanchez <alex.sanchez@pitkincounty.com>, Damien Coniglio <dconiglio@aspenhospital.org> �V=TKIN cou iv Ti ADDRESS NOTIFICATION Date: 9/11/2019 Effective Date: 9/11/2019 New Assigned Address: 414 Skookum Ln Basalt, CO 81621 Former Address: Reason for Assignment: New Access/Utilities to Site Parcel ID: 246522300010 Property Owner Name: PATEL MATTHEW Note: This address is being assigned for a new access and utilities on the above parcel. https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ik=661115d810&view=pt&search=all&permthid=thread-f%3Al 644403778491849997%7Cmsg-f%3Al6444037784918... 1/2 10/21/2019 Pitkin County Mail - New Address Assigned: Skookum Ln (W Sopris Creek) Please contact for any questions or Further Clarification. Thank You, Alex Durant �yTKIN Alex Durant CouHv Public Safety GIS Analyst/BPA, Pitkin County Government �.� Phone: 970-429.6113 GEOGRAPHIC IN FORPAA71OH SY57EM Email: alex.durant@pitkincounty.com Please set up an appointment before visiting since I normally work offsite during business hours. 2019 - 20, map.pdf 2728K https://mail.google.com/mail/u/O?ik=661115d8l O&view=pt&search=all&permthid=th read-f%3A1644403778491849997%7Cmsg-f%3A16444037784918... 2/2 �ff KIN Legend COUNT Address Assignment Arsses Parcel Boundary Date: 9/11/2019 N Driveway Road Centerline 1:4,500 RECEPTION#: 5F•'^~33, 0 2/1 912 01 0 at 01:16:24 PM, v~ 1 OF a, R $21.00 Doc Code COVENANTS Janice K. Vos Caudill, Pitkin County, CO OCCUPANCY COVENANT AND AGREEMENT FOR ANAGRICULTURAL BUILDING APPROVED PURSUANT TO SECTION 6-30-I40 OF THE PIT%IN COUNTYLAND USE CODE THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this 12th day of February 2010, by Tom Morrison and Christine Blish (hereinafter referred to as "Owner"), whose address is 1114 Stone Road, Basalt, CO 81621 (Parcel ID# 246522300007) located in the County of Pitkin, and the BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO (hereinafter referred to as the "County"). WITNESETH WHEREAS, Owner owns the real property described in Exhibit A, attached hereto (hereinafter referred to as "Property"), which Property will contain an agricultural building as allowed pursuant to Sec. 6-30-140 of the Land Use Code. Said agricultural building will be located as shown on Exhibit B, and shall contain no more than 2,053 squaze feet of exempt floor azea as permitted in Building Permit #0080.2009.prbu. For the purposes of this Agreement, the approved agricultural building and all appurtenances and fixtures associated therewith shall hereinafter be referred to as the "Barn"; and WHEREAS, this Agreement imposes certain covenants upon the Property which restrict the use and occupancy of the Barn, as more particularly set forth herein. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and obligations contained herein, the Owner hereby covenants and agrees as follows: 1. The use and occupancy of the barn-shall henceforth be limited to shelter or enclose livestock, horses, poultry, feed or field equipment, or to grow trees, shrubs, flowers or vegetable plants. 2. Representatives of the County shall be entitled to enter upon the Property, at reasonable times and upon at least 48 hours' advance notice to the Owner of the Property, or the Owner's representative, in order to inspect the Barn for the sole purpose of determining compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. 3. If the Barn or any portion of the Barn is not utilized in a manner consistent with the foregoing, the area must be either removed or restored to an appropriate agricultural use pursuant to direction from Pitkin County. 4. This Agreement shall constitute a covenant running with the Property as a burden thereon for the benefit thereof, and shall be specifically enforceable by, the County, and its successor, by any appropriate action, legal or equitable. 5. In the event that the interpretation or enforcement of this Covenant or any provision hereof becomes the subject of litigation between the parties, the prevailing party shall be entitled to an awazd of its reasonable attorney's fees SC D and costs as a part of the judgment entered therein or of the negotiated settlement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this instrument on the day and year above first written. PROP- OWNER: 2// Z~ p y Tom Morrison Date C~v~cl~~~'~ ?{t~~lv Christine Blish Date STATE OF COLORADO ) /// ) ss. COUNTY OF ~q L~ ) ~~ The foregoinTg instrument was acknowledged before me this ~ 2~day of 2010, by w~ MvvJ'~~,yi~ ~~rrS~inP ~'~rS~ Witness my hand and official seal. ' Sion expires: T ~y gas ~~~ ~~° ~ .~ Notary lic `; a'~ ' ~Ll9t~` EPTANCE BY PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO The foregoing Agreementand its terms are accepted by the Community Development Director. COMMUNITY DEVE``iLOPMENT DIRECTOR o~C ~~l~~.c[~ 2~(ta Cindy Houben Date t a .. ,,... 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Lauren Graves ("Applicant") has applied to the Pitkin County Boazd of County Commissioners ("BOCC'~ to consider a Reinstatement of Vested Real Property Rights pursuant to Section 4-140.30 of the Land Use Code: 2. The property is referred to as Lot 8 of West Sopris Creek Subdivision and is more specifically described in attachment A. 3. The property is caned RS-30 and contains 35.4 acres. 4. The BOCC heard this application ata duly noticed public hearing on September 27, 2000, at which time evidence and testimony were presented with respect to this application. 5. The BOCC determined that the proposed development does not meet the criteria established in Section 3-80-050 of the Land Use Code.. R ~ 6. The BOCC denied 1041 Hazard Review approval for the property at a public hearing on • ~ September 27, 1995, pursuant to Resolution No. 95-168.. • ~ 7. The BOCC found that the previous 1041 Hazard Review denial constituted a regulatory '~ takings as defined in the Pitkin County Land Use Code. The BOCC rescinded Resolution ~ No. 95-168 and granted 1041 Hazazd Review approval on October 11, 1995, pursuant to • ~ Resolution No. 95-179. j 8. The BOCC found that denial oFreinstatement of vested rights constitutes a regulatory 1` takings as defined in the Pitkin County Land Use Code. In order to avoid this situation, the ~ BOCC resolved that the Applicant be granted an approval to build asingle-family residence ~ and customary accessory uses on the subject property, provided that the Applicant complies ~ with all the conditions. of approval in this document. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Pitkin County Board of County ~ Commissioners that it does hereby grant a Reinstatement of Vested Property Rights to the Graves, A Lot 8, West Sopris Mountain Ranch property subject to the following conditions which shall run ~ with the land and be binding on all successors in interest: i 1111111 11111 111111 1111111111111111 illllIII 11111 1111111( 448055 10/19/Z080 09:43q RESOLUTI DpYIS SILVI 1 of 'J R 9,80 D 0;00 N 0.00 'PITkIN COUNTY CO r ... w, • ResolutionNo.~-2000 `y IIIII Page 2 i i 7844 10/12/2000 02i03P RESOL.tlT3 DRVIS SILVI 2 of 5 R 0.00 D 0.~ N 0,,00 PYTKIIi"COUNTY CO 1. The Applicant shall adhere to all material representations made in the application and in the public meetings. 2. The conditions of approval in the GravesBent/Leonhardt 1041 Hazard Review approval pursuant to Resolution No. 95-179 shall remain in full force and effect, except as amended herein. 3. The Applicant shall comply with the following wildfire mitigation measures: a. All deadfall within the one-hundred-foot (100') perimeter of all structures shall be removed. b. Aii branches from trees and brush within the thirty-foot (30') perimeter shall be pruned to a height often feet (10') above the ground and removal of ladder fuels from around tress and brush. c. All branches which extend over the roof eaves shall be trimmed and all branches within fifteen feet (15') of chimneys shall be removed. d. All flammable material shall be stored on a parallel contour a minimum of fifteen feet (I5') away from any structure. e. Roofs shall have anon-combustible roof system. Wood shakelshingle roof coverings and flat roofs (up to 3:12 pitch) aze prohibited in all wildfire areas. f. Exterior doors shall benon-combustible or one and three-fourths inch (1 '/<") solid wood. g. Glazed openings shall be tempered glass or multilayered laminated glazed panels. h. Propane tanks shall be installed according to NFPA 48 standards and on a contour away from the structure with standard defensible space vegetation mitigation aoound any above ground tank. Any wood enclosure aoound the tank shall be constructed with materials approved for two (2) hour fire-resistive consuucrion on the exterior side of walls i. Addresses shall be clearly mazked with two inch (2") non-combustible letters and shall be visible. at the primary point of access from the public or common access road and installed on anon-combustible post. j. Dead-end streets (not cui-de-sacs) shall not be pemutted. k. Cul-de-sac turn around pads shall have a minimum of a thirty-foot (30') drivable surface inside turning radius. 1111111 Ilill 111111 111111 1111 illlil IIIIIlII VIII IIII IIII 448053 10/19/2000 09:43q RESOLUTI DgVIS SILYI 2 of 3 R 8.00 D 0.00 N 0.00 PITKIN COUNTY CO Resolution No.~~-2000 Page 3 1. The driveways and access roadways shall enter the roadway at ninety degree (90°} ' angle to the first twenty-five feet (25') of the driveway. 4. Outside illumination shall comply with County lighting standazds in effect at the time of installation. 5. Native vegetation must be maintained outside of the building envelope as long as it complies with the wildfire mitigation criteria stated above. 6. Dogs shall be prohibited on the property. 7. Installation of beaz proof containers on the property shall be required and shall be verified by the Pitltin County Wildlife biologist prior to issuance of Certificate of Occupancy. 8. Fencing shall be prohibited outside of the building envelope. 9. Horses, corrals, and horse fences shall be restricted to the building envelope. 10. Floor azea for this property shall be limited by and calculated pursuant to Ordinance No. 23-2000. 1 L Pursuant to Ordinance No. 022-2000, the Applicant is subject to the Fair Share requirements at time of building permif application. 12. Within 30 days of this approval, the Applicant shall apply for building perrsuts to legitimi2e structures on the property that have not yet received the necessary permits from the Building Department. If building permits aze not obtained within 30 days, the Applicant shall remove all illegal structures on the property by May 1, 2000. If any structure on the property is occupied prior to issuance of a building permit, this approval is retroactively null and void. 13. Statutory vested rights for the approval contained herein are granted pursuant to the Pitkin County Land Use Code and Colorado Statutes, subject to the exceptions set forth in Pitkin County Land Use Code, § 4-140 and C.R:S., § 24-b8-105. The statutory vested rights granted herein shall expire on >'2003 seP'reneek a~, 111111111111111111111111 IIII 11111111111 III Ilill IIII Ili( 4480SS 10/18/2088 09:43R:RE504UTI DRVIS SILVI 3 of S R 0.01D D 0.00 N'0:00 PITK3N""t:`OONTY CO .~ `I . ResolutionNo.f~-2000 Page 4 447844 10/32/2000 02:'03P' RE50LUTI OAV25 5IU 4 of 3 R 0.00 D 0.00 N 0.00 PiTKIN COUNTY CI _, TICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLISHED 1N THE ASPEN`CIMES O1V THE 26'r' DAY OF AUGUST 2000: APPROVED AND ADOPTED ON THE 27TH DAY OF SEPTEMi}ER 2bU0. `' VESTED RIGHTS NOTICE PUBLISHED ON THE Jy'DAY OF D cT .2000. ATTEST: ee R. Dean, - eputy Clerk and Recorder APPROVED AS TO FORM: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF-(~UNTY;CbLORADO Shellie Roy HarpeS iSJ Chair Date: /o /~ w APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: _. -- John--~ L~~/OG~=C~%'I..J ~0' G~ - ~ ~7 Cindy Houben, County Attorney Community Development Director 1111111 IIIII 111111111111 1111 111111 lllillll 11111 111(1111 44E0s~ 30/38/2000 09:43q`RE50LUTI OAVIS SIWI 4 of ~ R 0,00 D"0.00 N 0`:00'P`ITKIN COUNTY`CO" ~. ~~~'~~~~II1{/~11~~11 FAX N0. I I T8g4 10/12/20 O~fTS S~~ ~'=~Y°' S of S R 0.00 b 0.00 N 0.00 PITKIN eOUNTY CO P. _ 03 ~~ ~i[afiNENT CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP Pitkin County Title, Inc., a duly licensed Title Insurance Agent in the State of Colorado hereby certifies thaf LAUREN GRAVES is the owner in fee simple of the following described property; PARCEL NO. 8, WEST SOPRIS RA1~iCH A parcel of land situated in the W1/2 of Sactlon 22, T8S, R87W of the Bth P.M. more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the NW eornor of said Section 22, thence S O` 99'02^ IN. 2,340,10 feat, to the Tnre Point ofBegfneing, therted S 88' 34'42^ E 1318.35 f®et, thence 5 1' 00'46^ W 1170,OOYeet, thence N 88`54'42" W 1317.76 feet, thence N 0' 99'02" 1: 1170.00 set to the True Point of Beginning. Subject to, encumbrances, easements, restrictions and_rights of way of record. This certificate is not to be construed. to be a guarantee of title and is furnished for inforniational purposes only. PITKIN COUNTY TITLE, INC. BY:~L authorized a e CERTIFIED 7'O: July 3, 2000 @ 8:30 A.M. ~~~~~~ ~~i~~ ~~~~`~ ~~,~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~" ~~~~~ ~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 448055 10/19/3000 09.43A RESOLUTI DRVIS SILVI S of S R 0.00 b 0.00 N 0.00 PITKIN COUNTY 00 a ... .. w '_: X111111111111111111111 illlllll 1111111 III IIII IIII 447843 30/12/2000 02:03P RESOLUTI OgVIS SIWI. 1 of 3 R 0.00 Drv0.00 N 0,00 "Pr1CCIN CD17fiTY` CO RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITHIN COUNTY, COLORADO, GRANTING APPROVAL FOR REINSTATEMENT OF VESTED REAL PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR THE GRAVES PROPERTY, LOT 3, WEST SOPRIS MOUNTAIN RANCH Resolution. No.l,9~-2006...... RECTTALS 1. Lauren Graves ("Applicant's has applied to the Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners ("BOCC'~ to consider a reinstatement of vested real property rights pursuant to Section 4-140.30. of the Land Use Code and an amendment to the location of the approved building envelope. 2. The property is described as Lot 3 of West Sopris Ranch Subdivision and is more specifically described in attachmenf A. 3. The property is zoned RS-30 PUD and contain 35.14 acres.. 4. The BOCC heazd this application at a duly noticed public hearing on September 27, 2000, at which time evidence and testimony were presented with respect to this application. 5. The BOCC has determined that the proposed development meets the criteria established in Section 4-140-30 of the Land Use Code, and therefore found the reinstatement to be appropriate.. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Pitldn County Boazd of County Commissioners that it does hereby grant a reinstatement of vested property rights for the Graves property, Lot 3, subject to the followingconditions, which shall run with the land and be binding on all successors in interest: The Applicant shall adhere to all material representations made in the application and in the public meetings. 2. The conditions specified in the GravesBent/Leonhardt 1041 Hazard Review approval pursuant to Resolution No. 95-179 shall remain in full force and effect, except as amended herein. 3. The new building envelope shall be no larger in azea than the building envelope that was approved pursuant to Resolution No. 95-179. 4. Prior to submission, of any eazthmoving, access, or building permit applications, than applicant shall submit a revised 1041 Hazard Review Site Plan complying with the Resolution No.~-2000 44784'3 30/12/2000 02:03P RESDLUTI bAViS SILVI Paget 2 of ~ R 0.00 D 8:80 N' 0.00 ~ITK3N""CBUN'Tf` CO provisions of Secfion 5-70-040 of the Code. The site plan shall also be submitted in digital format for integration into the County's GIS system. 5. The Applicant shall comply with the following additional wildfire mitigation standards: a. All branches from trees and brush within thirty-feet (30) of structures on the property shall be .pruned to a height of ten feet (10}above the ground and removal of ]adder fuels from around trees and brush. b. Tree crown sepazation within the thirty-foot (30) perimeters shall have a minimum of ten feet (10) between the edges of the crowns. This does not apply to mature stands of Aspen trees where the above recommendation for removal of ladder fuels have been complied with. In areas of Aspen .regeneration, the spacing guidelines shall be followed. c. All branches which extend over the. roof eaves shall be trimmed and all branches within fifteen feet (15) of the chimneys shall be removed. d. All flammable materials shall be stored on a pazallel contour a minimum of fifteen feet (1 S) away from any structure. e. The density of fuels within a one hundred-foot (100} perimeter of the structures shall be reduced where natural reduction has not already occurred. f. All deadfall within the one hundred-foot (100) perimeter shall be removed g. The applicant shall be responsible for the continued maintenance of the defensible space vegetation requirements. ---- Structural Design and Construction Requirements a. Roofing: Roofs shall have a Class A, non-combustible.. roof system. Wood shake/shingle roof coverings and flat roofs (up to a 3:12 pitch) are prohibited in all wildfire ha2zrd areas. b. Propane tanks shall be installed according to NFPA 48 standazds and on a contour away from the structure with standard defensible space vegetaton mitigation azound any above ground tank. Any wood enclosure azound the tank shall be constructed with materials approved for two (Z) hour fue-resistive ponstructioti on the exterior side of walls ---- Miscellaneous a. Addresses shall be cleazly marked with two inch (2) non-combustible letters and shall Resolution No./~ 0 I I!'I~I ~'ll' I!III! I'I'll ^I'I ( ~'III"~ III !~I~' IIII I"I Page 3 3 of 3 R 0.00. 0..0..00. N 0.00 PfTkIN CbOIiTr "CO be visible at the primary point of access from the public or common access road and installed on a non- combustible post. 6. Native vegetation must be maintained outside. of the building envelope as long as it complies with the wildfire mitigation criteria stated above. 7. Dogs shall be prohibited on the property. 8. Installation of beaz proof containers on the property shall be required and shall be verified by the Pitkin County Wildlife biologist prior to issuance of Certificate of Occupancy. 9. Fencing shall be prohibited outside of the building envelope. 10. Horses, corrals, and horse fences shall be restricted to the building envelope. 11. The Applicant must obtain an accesspermit from the County Engineer prior to building permit issuance. 12. The driveway shall be constructed at a right angle to the access road 13. Outside illumination shall comply with County lighting standazds in effect at the time of building permit issuance. 14. An access permit must be obtained prior to issuance of any earthmoving, septic or building permits for the property. 15. Floor azea for this property shall be limited by and calculated pursuant to Ordinance No. 023-2000. 16. Pursuant to Ordinance No. 022-2000, the Applicant is subject to the Fair Shaze Requirements and shall pay a road impact fee as calculated at the same time as building permit issuance. 17. Statutory vested riglas for the approval contained herein aze granted pursuant to the Pitkin County Land Use Code and Colorado Statutes, subject to the exceptions set forth in the Pitkn County Land Use Code § 4-140 and C.R.S., § 24-68-105: The statutory vested rights granted herein shall expire on September 27, 2003. M f.. l Resolution No.1~•-2000 ~ ]"III "III "I~I' I'I'II'I') If01 OIII~~) ~II'~III'I'~ I"I Pa e 4 44845 10/12/2000 02e03P RESOLUTI DIIYIS SIWI 8 4 of S R 0.00 D 0.00 N 0.00 PITKIN COUNTY C0 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PU$LISHED IN THE ASPEN TIMES ON THE-26th DAY OF AUGUST 2000. APPROVED AND ADOPTED ON THE 27TH DAY SEPTEMBER 2000. VESTED RIGHTS NOTICE PUBLISHED "ON THE /~1~DAY OF GT. 2000. ATTEST: n .Dean, Deputy Clerk and Recorder BOCC OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COTJNTY COLORADO ~. Shellie Roy Harper, Chair Date: /p • /~- ey APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO'CONTENTi ._.__~ o~` __.__ 3 ;' _ C y Houben, ~ / ova ~za~r County Attorney Community Development Director Case #P103-00 PID# 2465223000]0 w .: .. ;4 - __ _ ___~ I IIIIII IIIII IIIIII IIIIfl IIII Iilillii III IIIII IIII IIII FAX No, ~ ~, 02 447848 10/12/2000 02:03P RESOLUTI DpV1S SIlV1 ~Q7~~~.arr ~" 8 of 8 R 0.00 tf 0.00 f7 0.00 PITKIN COIniTY CO /^ CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP Pitkin County Title, Inc., a duly licensed Title Tnsuranee Agent in the State of Colorado hereby certifies that LAUREN GRAVES is the owner in fee simple of the .following described property: WEST SOPRlS RANCH, Parcel No. 3: A parce~of land situated in the W 1/2 of Section 22 and the N 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Section 27, Township 8 South, Range 87West of the 62h P.M., ' more particutary described as follows: Beginning at the Southwest comer of said Section 22; thence N 0°59"02" E 484.40 feet: - thence S 88°57'06" E 655.00 feet to the True Point of Beginning; thence S O°59'12" W 757.06 feet; thece S 88°34'25" E 1978.52 feet; thence N 1°02'31" E 292.03 feat to the S 2/4 comer of said Section 22; thence continiung N 1°02'31" E 488:08 feet; Yhertce N 88°5706" W 1979:22 feet to the True Point of Beginning. ENCUMBRANCES: NONE Subject to, easements, restrictions and rights of way of record. This certifcate is not to be construed to be a guarantee of title and is,furnished for informational purposes only. PITKIN COUNTY ITLE, INC. BY: authorizedsig CERTIFIED TO: July 3, 2040 @ 830 A.M. A .,-. ems, DOC NC P-797 P-865 x/27/9°, 1~d:E9A RG 1 OF. F ~ R~~~O 386815 pITKIN COUNTY CLERK. ~ RECORDS _ SILVIA DAMS l RESOLIITION OF THE BOARD.. OF COIINTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITRIN COIINTY COLORADO, RESCINDING A PREVIOIIS RESOLIITION OF DENIAL AND GRANTING APPROVAL OF THE GRAVES/BENT/LEONHARDT `~ 0 1041 HAZARD REVIEA 8 GENERAL SIIBMISSION c ~f 9 '` ~ Resolution No. 95- :,;,~ y -~ RECITALS 1, Lauren Graves, Dorthea Bent, and Anne Leonhardt, hereinafter "Applicants", have applied to the Board of County J w ''-~ Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, hereinafter "Board", or J ~ a ~ _ ~ approval of the construction of single-family residences on ` ~°~ separate .lots in the West Sopris Creek Subdivision, pursuant to the ~~ Vii;; Pitkin County Land Use Code. ,S J " 2. The Applicant's lots are zoned RS-3o and are each over 5 `r v,~~~ 35 acres in size. ~ f'~ J W u 3, Said lots are described as Lots 3,8,10 and 14 of the West '~ ~ Sopris Creek Subdivision (formerly the Terliamis Tracts). 's~ ~ ~ u~u 4. The Pitkin County Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed r 1995 and has forwarded a r lication on .June 20, :, ~ this. app recommendation of denial to the Board, based on severe wildfire ~ ~ hazard on all four of the subject properties. ¢: ~ 5. The Board heard this application at a duly noticed public r~~ s ~ hearing on September 27, 1995, at which time evidence and testimony ~ was presented with respect to this application. 6. The Board determined that the proposed development does not meet the criteria established in Section 3-80.70 of the Land Use Code. The Board voted unanimously to deny the application as °. 386815 R-797 P-8S6 '~'%c7/95 1a:29A PG S OF 3esolution No. 95-~ Page 2 evidenced by Resolution. No. 95-168. 7. Pursuant to Sections 3-290, 4-150 and 5-220 of the Land Use Code the Applicants filed for a Takings Determination Hearing. 8. The Board of County Commissioners heard the,Applicant's appeal of the September 27, 1995 denial on October. 11, 1995, at which time further evidence and testimony. was- presented with respect to the application... 9. The Board determined that the previous denial does ''~ constitute a regulatory taking as defined in the Pitkin County Land .-~ o Use Code. In order to avoid this situation, the Board resolved that the Applicant will be granted an approval to .build single-family U =~ residences on the subject properties, provided the Applicants G comply with all other required conditions of approval in this na document. y '= NOW, .THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County c, y Commissioners of Pitkin .County, Colorado that it does hereby rescind Resolution No. 95-168, attached as Exhibit_A. ~' HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, by the Board that_it does"hereby _, r _. approve the Graves/Bent/Leonhardt 1041 Hazard Review and General rz Submission, subject to the following conditions: m 1. The Applicants shall adhere to all material representations made in the. application and in the public meetings. '~'~ 2. Prior to building permit .application, the Applicants shall ~ record a 24 x 36 inch mylar 1041 Hazard Review Site Plan for ~ each Lot which meets the. approval of the Planning Office and q ~•~ County Attorney. a. The. following 1041 Hazard Review Warning and Disclaimer shall be noted on the Plat: .386815 8-797 G=8E7 '~'/9.°i 10.89A FAG ?~ OF 9 ,, ,: ~ ' Ffesolution No. 95-/~ Page 3 "The provisions of these regulations do not in any way assure or imply that areas outside_of designated hazard areas will be free from hazards, or that approved mitigation measures will guarantee the safety of any property." 3. .The Applicants shall obtain access permits from the County Engineer, prior to issuance of building permits. 4. The Applicants shall submit drainage and erosion control plans to the County Engineer for`'eacki development, prior to the issuance of building permits.. 5. Outside illumination shall comply with. County lighting standards in effect at the time of building permit issuance. ro "' 6. The .Applicants shall comply with the recommendations of the DOW as follows:. a. Native vegetation shall be preserved within the building :•~ envelopes to the maximum extent possible... b. Dogs are prohibited. c c. Fencing shall be a maximum ,height of 42", 4 strands or w less with a 12" kickspace between the top 2 strands. Any ~ rail fencing shall be the round type, 48", 3-rail or less ;,, with at least 18° between 2 of the rails. a+ d. All garbage shall be kept within bear-proof garbage '~ containers. The, DOW can supply specifications upon - request (North American Bear Society specifications). e. Horses shall be confined to the approved building envelopes. All hay shall be fenced with 8 foot- game- r proof fencing. LL ~ f. The Applicants. shall construct low. profile homes. m ~ 7. Wildfize mitigation shall be as follows.: a. A sprinkler system or a foam fire retardant. system shall -,~ be .installed in each residence. The systems shall meet 'S+ the standards of the Basalt Fire Protection District and i the Uniform Building Code. m h7 b. The. Applicants shall have available for firefighting, a water storage facility to accommodate a minimum of l,ooo gallons for `each .lot. Capacity and location shall be approved by the Basalt District Fire Marshal. ?,86815 P-797 P-868 1 ^"~'~45 10 S9R P6 4 OF 9 Resolutio n No. 95-1,L7 Page 4 c. Roofs and gutters shall be kept clear of debris. d. Yards shall be kept clear of all litter, slash, and flammable debris.... e. Firewood shall be stacked on a parallel contour a minimum of 15 feet away from any structure. f. At least one ten pound, approved ABC class fire extinguisher shall be placed in a visible and accessible location for each structure. g. Swimming pools shall be accessible to Fire Department vehicles. ' ~,7 . h Fences shall be kept clear of brush and debris. 1_ . i. J _ structure. Wood fences shall not be connected to the,.. j. Fuel tanks shall be installed. underground with an approved container. ~ k. Regarding vegetation: r+1 y 1) All ,vegetation shall be removed,. within 10 feet of . .n. , , structures. This area should be mainfainedin the future ~,~ as low ground cover (to a height not more than 6 inches). •J ~ 2) Vegetation shall be thinned within a minimum of ..~.. . \ , 100 feet around all structures, with a minimum of 20 feet crown separation between clumps °of oak/serviceberry. Remaining clumps shall not have an aggregate crown ~ diameter in excess of 20 feet. Dead limbs and ladder r fuels that could carry fire into the crowns of the brush '= shall be eliminated. Slash shall be properly disposed of by chipping, hauling away, or"piling and burning during o ~, a safe time period. r ~ 3) Maintenance of the "defensible space" shall be required in order to retain it's value as wildfire .mitigation. Oak and serviceberry tend to sprout ~,~ s vigorously after cutting,, so it will be necessary to trim ~ back. vegetation every year or two. m 1. Any additional proposed buildings within the building envelopes shall incorporate wildfire mitigation measures. m. Structural Design and Construction Requirements: 1. Roof construction shall be Class_A, non-combustible (no wood shake/shingles) material with no flat ;:,86815 F-797 F'-8,69 7 95 i~D:c9A F'G 5 OF 9 ,Resolution No. 95-{~ Page 5 r~ T, 0 ~, u u'~ n~ i ~~ m m N N c;. a n m ~,-,~ m m roofs. 2. Vents shall be screened with corrosive resistent wire mesh with mesh 1/4 inch maximum.: n. Structural~Design and Construction Options: 1. Projections at the roof line (which include but are not limited to eaves, cornices, soffits, and roofs over open decks) shall be sheathed with materials approved for l hour fire-resistive construction. 2. For projections below the roof line (which include but are"not limited to exterior balconies, decks,' porches, cantilevered floor projections, and bay windows) the open .space between grade and the underside of projections below the roof line shall be enclosed by solid, vertical walls. These walls shall be constructed with materials approved for 1 hour fire-resistive construction on the exterior side of the wall and shall extend from the top of grade to the underside of the floor decking or walls of the projection. 3, Windows shall be made of tempered glass. 4. Exterior siding and wall construction shall have a minimum 1 hour fire-resistive rating, ground level to roof line. 5. Foundations, skirting and crawl space openings shall be fully enclosed and constructed with materials approved for 1 hour fire-resistive construction on the exterior side of the walls and shall extend from the top of grade to'the underside of the- floor. decking or walls. 6. The underside of decks and structures with stilt foundations shall be fully enclosed and constructed. with materials approved for 1 hour fire-resistive construction on the exterior side of the walls and shall extend from the top of grade to: the uhderside of the floor decking or walls. o. Addresses shall be clearly marked and. visible with minimum 2" letters. p. All utility extensions shall be buried within the driveway alignment.. q. Propane tanks shall be installed according to NFPA 48 8815 B-797 P-870 Resolution No. Page 6 lip/•~7; 10:29A F'6 6 OF 9 , " ~, 95-~~ standards and on a contour away from the structure with standard defensib'Ie space vegetation mitigation around any above-ground tank. Any wood enclosure around the tank shall be constructed with materials approved for 2 hour fire-resistive construction on the exterior side of the walls. g, The Applicants shall consider purchasing a portable foam system for fire fighting that can be accessed and ute~sonhely the residents of the subdivision and firefighting p 9. Prior to issuance of building permits, the Applicants shall .provide documentation of an adequate domestic. water supply. Quantity and quality of said supply shall meet the approval of the Environmental Health Department. r~ y 10. The septic systems designed for each site. shall meet the approval of the Environmental Health Department. The Applicants shall obtain such approval prior to the issuance ~ of building permits. `' 11. The Applicants shall obtain fireplace/wbodstove permits from 1 Environmental Health bepartment, :prior. to the issuance of m building permits. ~~ ~ 12. No development, including disturbance of vegetation and ti grading, shall occur outside of the building envelopes, other ~~~ than that required for wildfire mitigation, construction of the access driveways and necessary utility extensions within s the access driveway. 13. The building sites shall be revegetated with. native grasses to limit water consumption and additional runoff, immediately "Ocn following project completion. r 14. The principal structures shall be limited in size to 5,000 square feet of floor area. All structures shall be limited to ~ a maximum height of 20 feet. m ti m 15. The Applicants shall waive their right to any compensation from the Division of Wildlife for property damage caused by bears. n~ ~ 16. Building foundations shall be reviewed and-certified y a o Colorado registered professional engineer.' The certified foundation plans shall be included with the building permit submittal. 17. The access driveways for Lots 3, 8 & 10 shall. be reviewed and certified by a registered engineer or surveyor, prior to the issuance of an access. permit. ,Eyig H-797 F'-871 10/'c'7'~?"~"'10:c9R PG 7 OF 9 ~.~ ,, r ,, Resolution No. 95-/ Page 7 18. The Applicant shall obtain Board of Adjustment apTio°Tatoothe variance to the front yard setback for Lot l0, p issuance of a building permit. 19. The Applicants and future owners and assigns shall maintain membership in the Stone Road Association. APPROVED AND ADOPTED ON THE S1TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1995 BOARD OF COiTNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITRIN COIINTY,`COLORA By ~il'l ¢%lc~ ~zzU~ Michael C. Iie and, Chairman Date --- 1 ATTEST: y,:, . ;: Jeanette Jones~% Deputy Clerk and Recorder APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPRO D AS TO CONTENT: JOB' Acting Community Dev pment i county Attorney 7.fkdj. Director 38710c: R-798 F'-781 11106 /95 04 : ~8F' F'G 7 OF 13 reso graves_1041 F - "` REC DOC NO , 5947"~ 8-795 P-90 a9/c 9v 01:c1P PG 1 OF '2 ~~ LVIA DAMS PITY,IN COUNTY CLERK & RECORDER a•00 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COIINTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITICIN COIINTY COLORADO, DENYING. THE GRAVES/BENT/LEONHARDT 1041 HAZARD REVIEW ~ GENERAL SUBMISSION .J.. a ¢, r ~~. Resolution No. 95-~d r RECITALS ` 1. Lauren Graves, Dorthea Bent, and Anne Leonhardt, T hereinafter "Applicants", have applied to the.. .Board of County µ Commissioners of Pitcin County, Colorado,. hereinafter "Board", for ii approval of u'~e ccnstruction o= single-family residences on F separate lots in the 'Test Sopris Creek Subdivisicn, pursuant to the u _ ~, Pitkin County Land Use Code.. s z 2. The Applicant's. lots are zoned RS-3o and are each over a 35 acres in size. 3. Said lots are described as Lots 3,8,10 and 14 of the West Q Sopris Creek Subdivision (formerly the Terliamis Tracts). ~ 4. The Pitkin County Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed c, this application on June 20, 1995 and has.. forwarded a recommendation of denial to the Board, based on severe wildfire hazard on all four of the subject properties. 5. The Board heard this application at a regularly scheduled meeting on September 27, 1995, at which. time evidence and testimony was presented with respect to .this application. 6. The Board determined. that the proposed development does not meet the criteria established in_Section 3-80.,,70 (A)(1&2) of the Land. Use. Code. 7. All four development proposals were.,,_found to be ___ .,, ..-.-~,oa tae?9A PG 8 OF 9 i=,=~+7 P-795 P-91 kl?i;8 k~1::31G PG c OF-2 ~. ~ _. . Resolution No. 95-%~- ~~ Page 2 unacceptable by the Board based on the environmental hazards to the life and safety of residents and emergency response personnel. NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT RESOLVED_by the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado that it does hereby deny the Graves/Bent/Leonhardt 1041 Hazard Review. and.. ...General Submission. APPROVED AND ADOPTED.. ON THE 27TH ,DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1995 BOARD OF COIINTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKI~N/~COIINT'~; COLO/RApDO By ~`.~t/'9'f `~~ Michael C. Ireland, Chairman Date ATTEST: ;~ .~r ~{ Jeanette Jones/ Deauty Clerk 'and Recorder APPROVED AS TO FORM: John Ely, County Attorney ~ _ Director 387102 R-798 P-783 ii/06/9v 04:28P PG 9 OF 13 R~~~~~s denial 386815 P-797 P-873 10/27/95 10:29A PG 9 OF 9 t ., ..., ' ... ~ r~ r ~ ,ih11e lime ti_... , . ~;:. : n < .a!Mii°A v . JF:c7 *8 ~ r.. • , ... - , ~~ y. ._.. ,A:~:._ _ ... i ~ . ; ..w wt a~ . • r'. .~,,~ '•:I(adatlds ' 4th " : da7d Mdreh~ ~ ,>D76'~ ... ' .'j`gp pan • e baewsaa~' Nichelae~:L Terliamis, Harry L. Terllainie end - Anna~erliamia aka Annn Hay Cziffidhs + t.f mss' ~` _ of ChaCountiea of t»Carfield, Ea~,~e and aed stag et " . _ .:...: a arson. - ... ~ • .... ,ColeeaAa of tha tltrtpart,aod','Anna .Hay Criffiths~~ "" ~ ,. W - .. 07 ~ ~ • ~ ' ~ - Jefferson ~ .and aces o4 ~ tba '. ~ ' ~ :qtr ~ ~ ... ; . .. _ .. cote.+aa. or eh. Y.taaa PaiC , • tT~AND'NO/1 f h ~ _ ... ~~" e sms,o t ~ NSPMP.'ti9ET'1i. That the aild'yart iea of the tJ,tet Part: terend faoomtdeeatlon,o .~. , . _ --~ ---~-DOLLARS. .00) andather valuable consideration _ - _ (S1 ~ ~ " _ ~ ~ ~~ whatte of the ~aewd part. tlu reeelpb aatd Fascias eL the !teat Part ie lumd P~ ~•~-add.party • ~ " and 'LZVTP CLAIMED. ~ sad b7 eocvofid nbr eenteued and aetmowledgid, lu ve ~temiaad. relaaaed, tetd I : • " . . .~:. ,. thane ptesanta da' ~ raalae. telaw, ptl, tee~eT and-QTJIT.CLADt'mito tha aald part-y of the nemidPar,. and deataed wldeh theac' lnteerat • elatm tStl ll th iSh .. .., ~ tb _ ' ~-. . . . a... es t her ludo, avaaaavn amlaWSati ferevar, a part ies of tha tlrt Dart have' !n sad to tbs follew(ng darer[bed let ~er yaxel of landdbuta. 173aR s. ' ' ' ' - ' . ~ ~~ . SOP J . , WEST. , aad`State o! Coloradd, to ntt: ~`~ ~ , . -Caeat7 of ~ P S tkid :: , . : '., 7} . ..RANCH; FARCES. 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J4fEer 4 ~ ~, et'._• a'• a~tadMiriataatprttae4 Anna M!7r ~Griftitha . .. _ .y. . rw.:Y, ~,. _' .-~ ~ 9 t ~•. • ~ ~ ,'• . . ~ ~p .~ Jefferson ,ad arm i ~-- - 'OalwdRiriaaaod}ase. ~ ' dcYa~aaDe~.~~adlsaaeddratlmdtiaasdTEN1 l es .p~tyarypasi ~ "ATM • t. " `~lrwt ($10.00)•and ether valuable consideration ~.• tlsa rid pat Y of fly aced past. fL saaa4t .. ls Ind paid b/ as t O i b ~ •J ' :•..- . ~-~ . p t u ea i tha 7 m as etid f~ lave . s~ind. salaawd. aaW aesaefd sad CDli' CGAZiQd. aed d aaterratadsed A ad ~e Q' `;t. . '::,. pa . .y brabf artrad a . d QIIIT ~~ um tip ~ party at ria aa 'saiaaa, nb. yawl - ' . b tasdae ~ ~ i - - , ~riam Laearr . trwar aIItla •iam. tltla. mta:.t. vain ad dewed ~ ~ ' •.. her .lalt~aaaeemaradariar. aai lfiK .. sa: Drd d Led dram. _ ~ laR d yad ' T' ~'+•• ^^' . r t~ tha leDas.hsa pct Sea. i tha mat prelava ~ >n ad datat9eL0ebisda.mvktWEST~50PR25 ie J kin a ydKyty _ paatpi P • .. :RANCR.:PARCEL N0. '14 ~ CORRECTIVE GEED ~. ~ ~' ~ v . ~ parcel of land situated in thekili of Section 15, TBS, R87W of the•6th P.H. amore tthe SW corner °f s µ • ~ particularly described aefollowei• Beginning a continuing thence e Point _f Begin Tr h . ~••~ • _ e thence 588:53'16" E 1319.54 feet to t 53'16" W thence N88 thence NO'S2'24" E 2340.00 feet,. . .. .:.. ...... at. .77•f ' ~ ~ " ' m ~• a _ 659 _ -•E . S3'16 -985 nce $052'40" W 2340.00 fesa to .the True.Poinc ef.Beginning. h 9 ~ ' \ ,' e , t 659.5 stem, Central Zone. Note: all behringe are Colorpdo Coord inate6Sy ~p C~ ' ~ •~ Conceiving, 34.436 .Acres.. - , ' ,~•, 6 ~~~ P~CCEPTIONS: AeservinR therefrom all roads, eaeemenca and reservations existing ~ 50' wide easement fora road k l ~ .. et an ' or of record: and furtherance reserving a b and •furthermore reaeying a 15' wide t : '~ y ~ to be conatrucced across subject pro9er ~ ~ . ~ ~ __ utility easement inside aI1 boundaries. ~ reeta a deed reeerded October Z5, 1974in Book 292 at Page T41. • .cor _ The:f°regoing _ •• '- ~ ._ . ~ " ~ - 'O HATS A1tD RO HOLD tha tams. !aeathar with as sad daaaLr ri! +PP~. ~ 9sisaa~ tLaynm • ~ s ~1 . - .1 s ta•aq~faa ritsram ayyaCiama, and.d i!a'~aeatt," debt. tlaa, tatasaat sad daim wyrewae, et tb . . bd M aid i ,.. G .' ' - _ aa[ at ~ aaW paw, f'L+h~ d ria tJti! paeR dtlre ht L- ve iVdtT. b tha on17 -APr w b•naakad bahaet at t ..... 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WIMaa m7 baud and t!lleW aeaL • ' Y- tmmmilsiaa @yres hl- 11.1971 1 ~p '~~ ~ _ /'/fJf F r r MEMORANDUM TO: Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting -September 27,2000 `o(.C~u c.A- THRU: Cindy Houben, ommunity Development Director FROM: Brian McNellis, Planner* RE: Graves Reinstatement of Vested Rights SUMMARY OF REQUEST: The. Applicant is requesting a Reinstatement of Vested Rights for a period of three years pursuant to Section 4-14030 of the Land Use .Code fora 1041 Hazard Review approved in 1995 pursuant toResolution No. 95-.179. The property was previously denied 1041 Hazard Review approval pursuant to Resolution No. 95-168. The decision was rescinded upon an appeal and a filing for a Takings Determination Hearing by the Applicant. APPLICANT: Lauren Graves LOCATION: The property is described as Lots 3 and 8 of West Sopris Ranch Subdivision. ZONING/LOT SIZE: The properties are zoned RS-30 PUD and contain 35.14 acres and 35.4 acres respectively. REFERRAL COMMENTS: Comments from the County Zoning Officer, Wildlife Biologist, Colorado State Forest Service, and Geologic consultant are attached for reference. Comments were not received from the West Sopris Homeowner's Association. BACKGROUND/EXISTING CONDITIONS: The properties were initially denied 1041 Hazard Review approval pursuant to Resolution No. 95-168 due to concerns regarding "the life and safety of residents and emergency response personnel." The Applicant appealed the decision and was granted1041Hazard Review approval by theBOCC on October 11,1995, pursuant to Resolution 95-179, The Applicant is proposing a new building envelope on Lot 3 to which an access easement will be provided by adjacent property owners. Vested rights for these properties expired on October 11, 1998. Lot 3 • Jonathan Lowsky, the Pitkin County Wildlife Biologist, indicated that the property lies within 0.75 miles of active. mule. deer severe winter range and critical habitat. The property is also mapped for elk winter range and is adjacent to elk critical habitat, winter concentration, and severe winter range areas. Mr. Lowsky mentioned that black bears inhibif the area and ~'",~ . there is a history of human/bear conflicts. in the vicinity. Conditions are included in the attached resolution to minimize impacts to wildlife on the property. • Vince Urbina of the Colorado State Forest Service visited Lot 3 on July 5, 2000 and rated the wildfire hazard within the proposed building envelope as "a little above medium." He indicated that the wildfire danger would be lowered to a medium rating upon undertaking mitigation within the building envelope pursuant. to the conditions in the attached resolution. • Bruce Collins, a private Consulting Geologist, compiled a report and indicated that the newly proposed building envelope on Lot 3 is better located with regard to avoiding geologic hazards and the access avoids slopes in excess of 30 percent (as opposed to the access to the previously approved building envelope). He emphasized the importance of constructing _. proper foundation drainage on the lot due to the presence of Mancos Shale. • Joanna Schaffner, the Pitkin County Zoning Officer, submitted comments and raised concerns regarding non-compliance with the 90 degree emergency access requirements to the property. She suggested that the Applicant submit a driveway plan including topography for review. Lot 8 • Upon the initial review, Kevin Wright of the Division of Wildlife gave recommendations to minimize the impacts on wildlife on the property, which were included as conditions of approval in Resolution No. 95-179. Jonathan Lowsky, Pitkin County Wildlife Biologist indicated the property's proximity to mule deer severe winter range and critical habitat. Lof 8 is mapped for elk winter range and is adjacent to elk critical habitat, winter concentration, and severe winter range areas and is inhabited by black bear. • Kelly Rogers of the Colorado State Forest Service had visited Lot 8 pursuant to the original 1041 Hazard Review in 1995, at which time he rated the wildfire hazard as severe due to the presence of oakbrush and serviceberry on the property. He indicated that the building envelope on Lot 8 was placed in the best possible areaYo minimize wildfire hazardas the driveway may act as a fuelbreak. • Initial reports indicated no significant geologic hazard in regard to development on the property. Bruce Collins, a private Consulting Geologist emphasized the importance. of constructing proper foundation drainage on the lot due to the presence of Mancos Shale. • The Applicant has erected two temporary structures on the property that have not received approval from the Building Department • The original 104 f Hazard Review approval pursuant to Resolution No. 95-179, condition No. 141imited principle structures on the property to 5,000 square feet of floor area. The Applicant is requesting that Lot 8 be allowed 6,000 square feet of living space, an exemption of 3,000 square feet ofnon-livable basement space and 750 feet of garage space, as some improvements, including a well and septic system, have been been installed on the property to accommodate that level of development. Staff does not support this request. ANALYSIS OF PROPOSAL EXTENSION of VESTED RIGHTS: The following is a review and analysis of the proposal relative to the applicable standards of Section 4-140.30 of the Land Use Code. In reviewing a request for the reinstatement of vested property rights, the Board shall consider, but not be limited to, the following criteria: 1. The applicant's compliance with any conditions requiring performance prior to the date of application for extension or reinstatement of vested rights. Response: There were no conditions included as part of the initial 1041 Hazard Review approval which required performance prior to the date of application for extension of vested rights. 2. The progress made in pursuing the project to date, including the effort to obtain any other permits, such as building permits, and the expenditures mdde by the applicant in pursuing the project. Response: There have been no efforts made to obtain building permits pursuant to the original approval. 3. The nature and extent pf any benefits already received by the County as a result of projecf approval, such as impact fees or land dedications. Response: There have been no benefits received by the County such as impact fees or land dedications. There were no land dedications required. 4. The needs of the County and the applicant that would be served by approval of the extension or reinstatement:request. Response: The needs of the Applicant would be served by an extended time frame for development. The needs of the County would be served by applying current standards of the Code, including those adopted pursuant to Ordinance No. 23-2000. S. An extension or reinstatement may be in the form of a development agreement duly authorized and executed by the applicant and the County. Reasonable conditions may be imposed by the Board when granting any such extension or reinstatement. Response: The applicant agrees Yo comply with reasonable conditions imposed by the County. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the BOCC adopt the following motion, "to approve the Graves Reinstatement of Vested Rights for Lot 3, West Sopris mountain Ranch, with modifications to the building envelope and access easement fora period of three years, subject to compliance with current zoning regulations and calculations and with the conditions of the attached Resolution." Staff further recommends that the BOCC adopt the following motion, "Determining that denial of a Reinstatement of Vested. Rights constitutes a Taking and granting a Reinstatement of Vested Real Property Rights for the Graves property, Lot 8, West Sopris Mountain Ranch." ATTACHMENTS: A. Draft Resolution (Lot 3) B. Draft Resolution (Lot 8,) C. Attachment A D. Zoning Officer Memo E. Wildlife Biologist Memo F. Colorado State Forest Service Letter G. Consulting Geologist Letter The application and site plan have been attached separately * Mr. McNellis has received a BachelorsDegree in Environmental Design from the University of Colorado and has worked as a Planning professional for 5 years. Mr. McNellis has been an employee of Pitkin County fof a total of 4 years. M E M O RAND U M T0: Brian McNellis, Planning FROM: Joanna S. Schaffner, Zoning DATE: September 18, 2000 RE: Graves Reinstatement of Vested Rights and Minor Amendments to Development Permits Parcel ID# 2465-153-00-006 I have reviewed the above referenced application and offer the following comments/questions. 1. Please confirm with the Environmental Health Department the sire of the approved/constructed septic system. 2. A copy of the newly acquired easement agreement with Lot 4 should be submitted to demonstrate that the County is not approving an envelope without access.. 3. A driveway plan including topography should be submitted for review. 4. .The proposed driveway does not appear to comply with the requirement for a 90degree entrance for emergency vehicles. _ 5. The site plan should identify this as Graves Parcel No. 3, to be consistent with the other Graves approval. 6. Condition 6f of BOCC resolution 95-179 requires that the applicants construct "low profile homes". Condition 14 states that "all structures shall be limited to a maximum height of 20 feet". Is this height intended for the ridge or midpoint of structures? 7. Lighting should comply with County requirements at time of installation, not at time of-building permit. MEMORANDUM TO: Brian McNellis, Firkin County Community Development FROM: Jonathan Lowsky, Pitkin County Wildlife Biologist SUBJECT: Graves Extension of Vested Rights DATE: 09/11/00 The Graves property lies within elk and mule deer winter range and within JS miles of active mule deer severe winter range and critical habitat. Black bears are known to be very active in this area and there is a history of human/bear conflicts. Given the above, the following conditions should be applied to m;t,;m;~i? impacts to wr7dlife: 1. Residential development shall be clustered outside of habitat areas to the maximum extent possible to m;n;m;~e impacts on wildlife as per Section 3-80.080(A) (2) of the Pitkin County Land Use Code. 2. Native vegetation must be maintained outside the building envelopeas per §3-80.080(A)(3). 3. Dogs should be prohibited as per BCCC Resolution No. 95-79. 4. Installation and use of approved bear-proof trash containersi should be required. Veiification of this condition should be required prior to issuance. of a certificate of occupancy. 5. Fencing should heprohibited outside the building envelope due to the importance of the winter range on and adjacent to the property. 6. Horses, corrals and horse fences should be'restricted to the building envelope. ~A bear proof trash container mun be a fully enclosed, steel container of any siu widt a steel lid that has a two step opening mechanism. Approval is granted by the Pitldn County Wildlife Biologist or personnel of the Colorado Division of WShcife. 76 SERVICE CENTER ROAD ASPEN, CO 81.6.1.1. PHONE:970/920-5395• PAXS9~70/9205374 .. T^A,~ ..,.. a ,:. .,: ...,. v ... .., .,.a . . .. > , ,n ..., FOREST SERVICE July 5, 2000 Lauren Graves 1114 Stone Road Basalt, CO 81621 Dear Lauren, State Scrvices.Building 222 S. fith Street, Room 416 Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Telephone: (97U)?48.7325 Please include this letter with any correspondence to Pitkin County. When I receive a referral from the county I will defer to the comments contained in this letter. I visited the property {i.e., Lot #3) with the owner Lauren Graves on June 28t". This lot had gone through a 1041 review ih 1995 for a different building envelope site than the oriel visited on June 28t". In 1995 Kelly Rogers of the Colorado State Forest Service had Noted that the former building site was rated as a X: Severe Hazard -Brush. 1 would concur with that assessment. The. new building envelope has a lower hazard rating and much better access. Access to the new building site wilt be from Skookum Road. The driveway was flagged in to the envelope. Slopes are not prohibitive and vegetation is predominantly grass; sage,' snowberry and antelope bitterbrush: I recommend that the driveway originate at a right angle to Skookum Road. This right angle orientation facilitates emergehcy vehicle access. The aspect of the building envelope is east with a slope of 12-15%. The vegetation is sage, snowberry, ahtelope bitterbrush and grass. There are scattered serviceberry and Gambel oak plants. throughout the building envelope. !would .rate the wildfire hazard as medium to severe. The presence of scattered !iak/serviceberry raises the hazarda little above medium. If these oak/serviceberry plants were not in the envelope the wildfire' hazard would definitely be rated as medium. Following the mitigation recommendations described below will definitely lower the existing wildfire hazard. Outside the envelope to the north, south and east the GBiCfuGnil^..e:6t'"y la ?&I's an;; k !i:;k ! 1 C::€;,; 1.:~ ra2d aS a $SVeI`~'~i 1dZard. There is a spot east of the envelope where the slopes become significantly steeper: The fuels here are all severe. I talked with Lauren about positioning'any structure as far away from this drop as possible (i:e.; at least 75 feet): Tht= objective here is to avoid any radiant and/or convective heat that could ignite a structure coming from any wildfire burning on this slope. My other wildfire mitigation recommendations are as follows. 1) For a distance of 10-15 feet around all structures establish and maintain vegetation at 6 inches or less. This can accomplished by mowing grass, planting low growing perennials or putting in a hardscape (e.g., rock mulch, sidewalk, pavers). Woody vegetation should not be planted within thisperimeter. In addition, flammable material (e.g:, firewood) should not be stored here. Y '~ Page 2 -Graves 2) For a distance of 70 feet uphill and to the sides, and 100 feet downhill thin existing shrub vegetation to break up the vertical and horizontal continuity of fuels, which helps create a defensible space around. all structures.. The spacing parameters are as follows. If the height of the shrubs are 10 feet then the maximum diameter of clumps allowed to remain is 2 times the height or 20 feet. The spacing between clumps where woody vegetation has been removed is 3 times the height or 30 feet. The vegetation between these clumps should ideally be grass. 3) The lower limbs of all shrubs fhaf remain within the perimeter should be removed up to half the total height of plants to eliminate ladder fuels. For example, if the shrubs are 10 feet tall then the lower limbs should be removed up to a height of 5 feet. 4) All deadfall within 100 feet of structures should be removed As I stated above the existing implementing the thinning and spacing recommendations can lower the wildfire hazard. Feel free to call me with any questions. Sincerely, ~ ~~~~ A. Vince Urbino Assistant District Forester FRONT Bruce R. Collins ~!""~# FRX N0. :970 876 5397 Jun. 30 2000 11:24RM Pl ,~ Cou.inhs & A,Arrys SEOC.ocrcal. ENO N,~nMAL RESOUet¢ CarawLTanrcs P.O. Box 23 • i 1.16 MlttdEara Dazve Snr, CotoRapo 81652 PtioNe/Fax (570}876-5440 bacel~rof.ncf June 30, 2000 Lauren Graves t 114 Stone Road Basalt, Colorado 81621 RE: FCELOCA7ION OF BUILDING ENVELOPE, Lor 3 - TERLUM75 TRACT, WEST $OPRIS CREEK, PrrKIN COUNTY Dear Ms. Graves: buildin c envelope on the sub~ectlp o ~e th located on the souti~oln of the previously-approved g p ~ p p rty, side of The Crown in sections 22 and 27, Township 8 South, Range 87 West, 6"' Principal Meridian: Prior to the original approval the property was the subject of a 1041 geologic hazard review by my colleague, 17r, Nicholas Lampiris, Ph.D., dated December 3, 1994. Geologic conditions. have not changed and except as may specifically relate to the new envelope and access l have little to add to the original report, Lots 3 and 4 will come under common otivnership, and the proposed envelope at the junction of these three lots, as well as access to it, are better located with regard to avoiding geologic hazards than the previouslyapproved site. Topographically the center of the new envelope is located approximately 725 ft southwest. and 200 ft in elevation above the old, `in the southwest corner of Lot 3. Access will be from an existing road in the northern. part of 4ot 4. The new envelope is on an essentiallyfiat bench above the slope on which the previous envelope was located. The new access road crosses slopes that average 20~ or less, as opposed to 30~ segments along the previously-approved route. White it would be beneficial to lay out the access with proper instruments to assure minimum grades, engineering beyond that necessary for eny roadway constructed on Mancas Shale should not be necessary. AS noted in the 1994 report, bedrock under the property consists ofthe lower portion of the Upper Cretaceous Mancos Shale, which dips'northwest into the hillside at about 1S°, with the Lower Cretaceous Dakota Sandstone underlying the valley fluor. Significant faulting has been projected in the area, both north and southeast of the. property. While there has been no movement on these faults in hundreds ifnot thousands ofyears, earthquakes of up to Mercahi FROM Hruce A. Collins. FAX N0. :970 876 5397 ~*Jun. 30 2008 11:13RM P2 i ,. Page 2 Intensity Vi' have occurred in the region within the last few decades; therefore, new structures should be designed and constructed according to the Uniform &uilding Code provisions for Seismic lone IL Construction on the Mancos Shale requires care#'ulsite-specific soil analysis for proper foundation, building and Landscaping drainage, and access road design. The Mancos frequently contains swelling ("bentonitic") clay which ran seriously damage foundations. Saturation of the Mancos can iead to slumping and landsliding, although the shallow dip into the hillside mitigates against this possibility in the area ofinterest here. In addition, the impendous nature ofthe rock leads to rapid runoffn response to SnowmeIt and heavy rain, so drainage on and around the envelope and along the access road should designed with the entire drainage area above the property in mind. Welts in the area generally contain acceptable water supplies at depths between 200 and 400 feet. As you are aware; water originating from the Mancos Shale can be brackish and odoriferous, and as a matter of personal taste may require modest treatment. It is possible that sz nificantt hi her- uali water could be obtained from reate ~g Y Y~ q tY g g r depths, perhaps around 600 feet, b drillin mta the bakota Sandstone, althou h this cannot be guaranteed. Conditions regarding waste disposal on the new envelope should not differ significantly from the oid. As noted in the 1994 report areas ofnear-surface bedrock may exist but there is no suggestion of a high ground-water table in the area. Inhabited structures should lie constructed in such a manner as to prevent the accumulation of radon gas. Neither the proposed envelope or the access route to it are exposed to observed rorkfah, debris flow, or snow avalanche hazards, and there is no indication of natural or man-made subsidence in the area. The importance of proper foundation drainage in areas of Mancos Shale construction cannot be overemphasized. Landscaping should be designed to require as Iittle artificial irrigation as possible (and preferably none), and fnal grading should be constructed to assure posiCive drainage of surface flows away from structures. lfyou have any questions, orif 1 can be of any further assistance. in this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me. 'Roughly equivaleni to magnitude 5 on the more-familiar Richter scale. Earthquakes of this magriitudeare felt lry all, wiihlt damage Bum minor to moderate. August 1, 2000 ~. Pitkin County Community Development Department ATTN: BRIAN McNELLIS 130 South Galena Street Aspen, CO 81611 Dear Brian: Please consider this document. my letter of request to reinstate and amend the vested rights for hots 3 and 8 in the West Sopris Creek Ranch Subdivision. At the time that both parcels were granted approval to build asingle-family residence (October 11, 1995), I did not understand that I had an,access easement to a more appropriate building envelope on Lot 3. Had I known that there is, in fact, adequate access to the more appropriate site, I would have requested this building site at that time. Therefore, I am requesting an amendment to modify the location of the access and building envelope for Lot 3. Please find enclosed additional notes, and letters ,from appropriate agencies documenting that the newly requested site is more appropriate. Furthermore, at the time of the previous approval, there was a request by county planning staff to limit the house size to 5,000 square feet of living space. I agreed, because at that time, square footage measurements did not include up to a 4,000 square foot basement and a 750 square foot garage. During the course of a two year period, not only did I bring electricity to Lot 8, provide access (by county standard) to that property and drill the well, but I also, at great expense, installed a septic system which can service up to a 4 bedroom/6,000 square foot house, According to the Environmental Health Department, their measurements do not include non-livable_basement space or garage space. I respectfully request a compromise in order to accommodate the, improvements I have made thus far, in good faith according to my previous conditions of approval. My request is to be allowed, on Lot 8, up to 6,000 squaze feet of living space, and an exemption'of up to 3,000 square feet ofnon-livable basement space and 750 squaze feet of garage space. Please feel free to contact me with any questions, comments or suggestions at 927-3285 or 948-2991. Thank you for your time and consideration.... Sincerely, Lauren Graves ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR LOT 3 Section 3-60 ENVIRONMENTAL AND AESTHETICSTANDARDS The applicant shall adhere to all applicable Federal, State or County regulations. stated in this section of the Code.. Although this parcel is located outside the mapped Scenic Quality areas, it is the applicant's intent in the siting of the proposed building envelope to abide by the goals and objectives laid forth therein by promoting the aesthetic improvement and positive visual images of new development so that detrimental impacts upon visual image are minimized if not eliminated. Section 3-70 WATER RESOURCES The applicant shall adhere to all applicable .Federal, State or County regulations stated in this section of the Code. Section 3-80 APPLICABLE 1041 ENVIRONMENTAL HA_7ARn AREAS 1 3-80-050 GEOLOGIC HA71ARD AREAS -Please refer to the enclosed geologic engineering report from Dr. Bruce A. Collins, the applicant's consulting geologist, addressing the geologic suitability of the proposed building envelope. 2. 3-80-070 WILDFIRE AREAS -The applicant met with A. Vince Urbina of the' Colorado State Forest Service on June 28, 2000, on-site in order to incorporate his suggestions. Although most of the subdivision is mapped as X: Severe Hazard -Brush, Mr. Urbina stated that with the removal of scattered oak/serviceberry within the building envelope, the rating of this proposed building envelope would be rated as medium. The applicant will adhere to the Colorado State Forest Service's recommendations. Please refer to the enclosed report from Mr. Urbina. The applicant also met with Steven Howard from the Basalt Fire District, and will comply with his suggestions. 3. 3-80-080 WILDLIFE HABITAT AREAS -The applicant met with Matt Thorpe of the Colorado Division of Wildlife. to discuss the proposed building envelope. He stated that this building envelope is better than the previously approved site, as this one narrows the area of disturbance because of it's close proximity to the subdivision road. and because it is relatively clustered with other residences. Please refer to Matt Thorpe for his comments. The applicant will adhere to the General Standards that apply to all Wildlife Habitat Areas. ', Section 3-110 -IMPROVEMENTS AND SERVICES 1. Utilities: Power: There are utility easements from Holy Cross Energy to each of the parcels in the subdivision, and as there is already electric service within the subdivision, the applicant will simply extend the electric service to this parcel, if the applicant chooses electricity as the power source. The applicant is also considering the use of solar and/orwind-powered systems to power the structure. Telephone: There is telephone service existing in the subdivision, and USWest has indicated that service would be available to this parcel. The line will be buried along the driveway alignment. Gas /Propane: Propane gas service is existing in the subdivision, and should not be a problem to service this parcel 2. Water: The applicant intends to drill a well for domestic water supply. There are successfully obtained water supplies byway of drilled wells existing within the subdivision. 3. .Sewage Treatment and Collection: This subdivision is located outside the boundaries of a public sewage disposal.. system service area. The applicant intends to utilize a private system, and will comply with the sewage disposal guidelines of Pitkin County Code Tide X, as well as the specific recommendations of the Pitkin County Environmental Health Department. According to the geologist's report, the soil type at the proposed building envelope is suitable for a private system. 4. Access: Access to the proposed building envelope will be a simple, gently sloping and curving driveway originating from Skookum Road, an existing road in the northern part of I.ot 4. According to the geologist's report, the access road crosses slopes that average 20% or less. The applicant will adhere to recommendations made by the Basalt Fire District and the Colorado State Forest Service with regards to appropriate orientation to facilitate emergency vehicle access. FROM': Bruce R. Collins FAX N0. :970 876 5397 Jun. 30 2000 11:24AM P1 ~,~- , Couztas & Assvczar~s SEOCasrtu ANO NA'IUIIAL RE54VO.CE CONSULTANTS . Q. BOx 23 • i 116 iNtNieara bRxVE Srlr, CoLOttApo 81652 PHaNE/Fax(974)8T6-5440 batel~rof.net June 30, 2000 Lauren Graves 11 t4 Stone Aoad Basalt, Colorado 8]621 ~: RELOCATION Of. BUILDING EWELOPE, I,OT 3 - TERLIAMIS TRACT, WEST $OPRI5 CREEK, PITK(N Couxrr Dear Ms. Graves: 1 have completed my investigation of the proposed relocation of the previously-approved building envelope on the subject property, located on the south side of The Crown in sections 22 and Z7; Township 8 South; Range 87 West, 6"' Principal Meridian. Prior to the original approval the property was the subject of a 7041 geologic hazard review by my colleague, 17r. Nicholas Lampiris, Ph.D., dated December 3, 1994. Geologic conditions have not changed and except as may specifically relate to the new envelope and access 1 have little to add. to the original report. Lots 3 and 4 will come under common ownership, and the proposed envelopeat the junction of these three lots, as well as access to it, are better located with regard to avoiding geologic haaards than the previouslyapproved site. Topographically the center of the newenvelope is located approximately 725 R southwest and ZOO ft in elevation above`the old; in the southwest corner of Lot 3. Access will be from an existing road in the northern part of Lot 4. The new envelope is on an essentiallyElat bench above the slope on which the previous envelope was located. The new access road crosses slopes that average 20~ or less, as'opposed do 30`~ segments along the previously-approved route. While it would be beneficial to lay out the access with proper instruments to assure minimum grades, engineeringbeyond that necessary for any roadway constructed on Marcos Shale should rat be necessary. As noted in the 1994 report, bedrock under the property consists of the lower portion of the Upper Cretaceous Marcos Shale, which'dips northwest into the hillside at about t 5°, with the Lower Cretaceous Dakota Sandstone underlying the valley floor. Significant faulting has been projected in the area, both north and southeast of thc_property. While there has been no movement on these faults in hundreds if not thousands ofyears, earthquakes of up to Mercalli FROM b: Hruce A. Collins FqX N0. : 970 876 5397 Jun. 30 2000 11:13RM R2 - _, ._ `~° Page 2 Intensity Vl' have occurred in the region within the Last few decades; therefore, nett' structures should be designed and constructed according to the Uniform Building Code provisions for Seismic lone lt. Construction on the Mancos Shale. requires careful site-specific soil analysis for proper foundation, building and landscaying drainage, and access7oad design. The Mancos frequently contains swelling ("bentonitic") clay which can seriously damage foundations. Saturation of the Mancos can lead to slumping and laddsliding, although the shallow,dip Into the hillside mitigates against this possibility in the area of'tnterest here.. In addition, the impenaous nature ofthe rock [ends to rapid runoffin response to snotvmelt and heaty rain, so drainage on and around the envelope and along the access road should designed with the entire drainage area above the property in mind. Wells in the area generally contain acceptable water supplies at depths. between 200 and 400 feet. As you are aware, water originating from the Mancos Shale can be brackish and odoriferous, and as a matter of personal taste may require modest treatment, !t is possible that significantly higher-quality waxer could be obtained from greater depths, perhaps around 600 feet, by drilling into the Dakota Sandstone, although this cannot be guaranteed. Conditions regarding waste disposal on the new envelope should not differ'signific5ntly from the old. As noted 'tn the 1994 report areas ofnear-surface bedrock may exist but there s no suggestion of a high groundwater table in the area... Inhabited structures should be constructed in such a manner as to prevent the accumulation of radon gas. Neither the proposed envelope or the access route to it are exposed to observed rockfall, debris fiow, or snow avalanche hazards, and there is no indication of natural or man-made subsidence in the area:' The importance of proper foundation drainage in areas of Mancos Shale construction cannot be overemphasized. Landscaping should be designed to require as little artificial irrigation as possible (and preferably none), and final grading should be constructed to assure positive drainage of surface flows away from structures. !f you have any questions, or if I can be of any further assistance. in this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me: 'Roughly equivalent to magnitude 5 on the mor~e-famitiar Richter scale. Earthquakes of this magnitude are feh ty alt, withi damage kom minor to moderate. / : ' ~.:.. ~ . Cold FOREST SERVICE July 5, 2000 Lauren Graves 1114 Stone Road Basalt, CO 81621 Dear Lauren, State Services Building 222 S. hth Street, Room 416 Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Telephone: (97U) 248.7325 Please include this fetter with any correspondence to Pitkin County. When I receive a referral from the county I will defer to the comments contained in this letter. I visited the property (i.e., Lot #3} with the owner Lauren Graves on June 28th. This lot had gone through a 1041 review in 1995 for a different building envelope site-than the one l visited on June 28th. In 1995. Kelly Rogers of the Colorado State Forest Service had noted that the former building site was rated as a X: Severe Hazard -Brush. I would concur with that assessment. The new building envelope has slower hazart~ rating'and much better access. Access to the new building site will be from Skookum Road:. The driveway was flagged in to the envelope. Slopes are not prohibitive and vegetation is predominantly grass, sage, snowberry and antelope bitterbrush: I recommend that the driveway originate at a right angle to Skookum Road. This right angle orientation facilitates emergencyvehicle access. The aspect of the building envelope is east with a slope of 12=15%. The vegetation is sage, snowberry, antelope bitterbrush and grass. There are scattered serviceberry and Gambef oak plants. throughout the building envelope. I would rate the wildfire hazard as medium to severe. The presence of scattered oaklserviceberry raises the hazard a little above medium. If these oaklserviceberry giants were not in the envelope the wildfre hazard would definitely be rated as medium. Following the mitigation recommendations described below will definitely lower the existing wildfire hazard. Outside the envelope #o the north, south and e75t the Oak/GOrYl~ei;er'y to ~:~ii a-tu t !i=~'r; F. Nt' ~iCt 'J~ r~ied as a 5evere~; iazard. There is a spot east of the envelope where the slopes become significantly steeper. The fuels here are all severe: I talked with Lauren about positioning'any structure as far away from this drop as possible (i.e., at least 75 feet}. The objective here is to avoid any radiant andlor convective heat that could ignite a structure coming from any wildfire burning on this slope. My other wildfire mitigation recommendations are as follows. 1 } For a distance of 10-15 feet around all structures establish and maintain vegetation at 6 inches or less. This can accomplished by mowing grass, planting low growing perennials or putting in a hardscape (e.g., rock mulch, sidewalk, pavers}: Woody vegetation should not be planted within this perimeter. In addition, flammable material (e.g:, firewood} should not be stored here. ,. _._ ~~ ..,.. ~_: _ wr p ~'. .~.. .. „. ~,- Page 2 -Graves 2) For a distance of 70 feet uphill and to the sides, and 100 feet downhill Thin existing shrub vegetation to break up the vertical and horizontal continuity of fuels, which helps create a defensible space around. all structures. The spacing parameters areas follows. If the height of the shrubs are 10 feet then the maximum diameter of clumps allowed to remain is 2 times the height or 20 feet. The spacing between clumps where woody vegetation has been removed is 3 times the height or 30 feet. The vegetation between these clumps should ideally be grass. 3) The lower limbs of all shrubs that remaihwithiri the perimeter should be removed up to half the total height of plants to eliminate ladder fuel's.. For example, if the shrubs are 10 feet tall then the lower limbs should be removed. up to a height of 5 feet. 4) All deadfall within 100 feet of structures should be removed. As I stated above the existing implementing the thinning and spacing recommendations can lower the wildfire hazard. Feel free to call me with any questions. Sincerely, ~ ~~~.~ A. Vince Urbina Assistant District Forester .~ .. .F RUG 10 '00 10~44RM MCFLYNN PICKETTWHITSITT P.1 d .;uxv WHITSITT t~ GAOiB, P.C. LAWYER'i Tiasarxx E. wxrrerxx Sao Mnuv STRERT, svrrs 210 Earc J. Gaols= CnxsoRnni.a; COLOanoO 616x3 >arro aamlMN bi araeeaelw..ers August 10, 2000 cslmUe: 92x4439 Brian McNellis Pitkin County Community Development 130 South Galena Street Aspcn, CO 81611 , MnnTSa C. Picxs~rr ~~~ os comvrsar, RE: Graves 1041 Hazard Review Application•,`-Lot 3, West Soprls Creek Rauc)i, Pttkin ' County Colorado bear Brian: This office represents Susan Mancheo and David Bork, the owners of Lot 4, West Sopris Creek Raach, I am writing at your request to confirm that Ms. Manchae and Mr. )3ork aze willing to grant an access easemont through Lot 4 to Lot 3 in conjunction with tlxis 1041 Hazard Review application as submitted only. If you haroe any further questions regarding this matter please contact this office. Thank you, Yours truly, Whitsitt & Gross, P;C, 13y: / ~ Brie ,Gross ec: Susan Mauchee and David Bork via fax 927-3381 flork/T.or3/PGRLANI-$TTBa _. ~~ / -'/ ~ r yt~ ~~f~G' jT,~i~ ~. ~T~ '1~6srxowe: (970) 863-6666 Fncomfve: (870) 968-8867 whitaie~cdaleZaw.eom goaeQ~cdafeEaw,aom mpiokefE@rmi.orp SEP.25.2000 10~00AM DAVID BORK RSSOC_ N0. 145 P.1 -. ~ , -b.. ~. ,. ~ ~ I } Stone Road Association P.O. Box 1819 Basalt, CO. 81621 Phone (970)92%-9387 Fax (970}927-3381 MEMORAND,U(N To: Brian'McNellis; Community Development Fax' 920-5439 From: Susan Manchee fior the Stone Road Assoaatwn RE: Graves Reinstatement of Vested. Rights and Minor Amendments to Development Permits 2465-153-00-006; P103 00 Date: September 25, 2000. s This is to advise you and the PCBOCC that_Lauren, Graves is current and fully up to . w _e~.,~ ~ ,~~~ . ~,~~ date in her obligations to the Stone Road As§ociation for both lot 3 and-'Lot 6 in the West Sopris Creek/Terliamis sub-division that Stone Road serves. Should you have any questions, please call me at your earliest convenience. Sincerely, f S san Manchee u +~ o-'°;. _ <. ,.~.~ ....y, ., ... . ;.,, ,._, ~ ,M.. ~ ,.... ,.~ a ,w ... ... .. .... .. ,., ~ .u ,. ,.., :~ .~ r~ List of Adjoining Property Owners L~ 3 Charles W. Restivo P. O. Box 440 Basalt, CO Wayne D. Pleasants & Dina M. Duckworth 453 Wren Court Basalt, CO 81621-8222 David E. Bork & Susan Manchee 100 Elk Run Drive #200 Basalt, CO 81621 William H. & Michele J. Lueck 240 Sopris Creek Road Carbondale, CO 81623 Jan D. Black P. O. Box 1397 Carbondale, CO 81621 Lot 8 Franz T. Stone 630 Stone Road Basalt, CO 81621 Charles W. Restivo P. O. Box 440 Basalt, CO 81621 Anne Leonhardt 218 Lincoln PL Apt. 2B Brooklyn, NY 11217-3758 ~. iR"?~ .~~~...., . „a....... ~~.. .. ~.. PITIfIN COUNTY PRE-APPLICATION CONFERENCE SUMMARY DATE: July 21, 2000 PROJECT: Graves Reinstatement of Vested Rights and Minor Amendments to DevelopmenfPermits. LOCATION: Lots 3 and 8, West Sopris Creek Ranch OWNER/ Lauren Graves Tel: 927-3285 APPLICANT: PLANNER: Brian McNellis Tel: 920-5099 1. Type of Application: Reinstatement of Vested Rights and Amendments to a Development Permit. 2. Description of Project/Development: Applicant proposes to reinstate the vested rights associated with expired 1041 Hazard Review approvals on Lots 3 and 8 of Wesf Sopris Creek Ranch Subdivision. The Applicant also proposes to amend conditions of the original approvals to allow additional square footage and modify the location of the building envelope on Lot 3. 3. Areas in which, the Applicant is requested to respond, types'pf reports: Land Use. Code Sections: • Section 4-140-30 Extension of Vested Rights • Section 3-200-80 Minor Amendment to a Development Permit 4. Review is before: BOCC 5. Public Hearing: Yes, at BOCC. The applicant shall post a public notice sign on the property at least 15 days prior to the hearing and shall mail notice to all adjacent property owners at least 30 prior to the hearing with the return address of the Community Development Department (copy of the notice to be obtained from the Community Development Deparhnent). The names and addresses shall be those on the current tax records of Pitkin County as they appear no more than 60 days prior to the date of the public hearing. 6. Will be referred to: .Attorney, Zoning, Wildlife Biologist, Colorado State Forest Service, Engineer, Homeowners' Association. 7. What fee was the applicant requested to submit: • )#anning Office (deposit): $1,100 (additional hrs. are billed at a rate of $185/Iu) • Clerk: $110 ~ ~ • Total: $1,210 a__~ F. _ .-.r t 8. To apply, submit 12 copies of the following information, unless otherwise noted: • Latter of request (application), addressing Code Sections listed above, and giving background information and summarizing the 1041 hazards and mitigation; • Copies of previous land use approvals; • 24" X 36" Site Plan (please see attached); • Proof of ownership (from a title company or attorney licensed in the State of Colorado) including legal descriptions (2 oopies); • Proof of legal access to the properties (1 copy); • Agreement fof payment form (2 copies); • A list of adjacent property owners (1 copy); • Total deposit for review of the application; • Copy of this pre-application form (1 copy); PLEASE NOTE: This pre-application conference summary is advisory in nature and not binding on the County. The information provided in this summary is based on current zoning standards and staff's nterpretdtions based upon representations of the applicani: fldditional information may be required upon complete review of the application. ~ ,. .., , i. .::~ .:a/ ,.w CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP Pitkin County Title, Inc., a duly licensed Title Insurance Agent in the State of Colorado hereby certifies that LAUREN GRAVES is the owner in fee simple of the following described property: WEST SOPRIS RAHCH, Parcel No.3: A parcel of land situated in the W 1/2 of Section 22 and the N 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Section 27, Township 8 South, Range 87 West of the 6th P.M., more particulary described as follows`.. Beginning at the Southwest corner of said Sectioh 22; thence N 0°59"02" E 484.40 feet; - thence S 88°57'06" E 655.00 feet to the True Point of Beginning; thence S 0°59°12" W 767.06 feet; thece S 88°34'25" E 1978.52 feet; thence N 1°02'31" E 292.03 feet to the S 1/4 corner of said Section 22; thence continiung N 1°02'31" E 488:08 feet; thence N 88°57'06" W 1979.22 feet to the True Point of Beginning. ENCUMBRANCES: NONE Subject to, easements, restrictions and rights of way of record. This certificate is not to be construed to be a guarantee of title and is furnished for informational purposes only. PITKIN COUNTY TITLE, INC. BY: authorized CERTIFIED TO: July 3, 2000 @ 8:30 A.M. ,,. .,. CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP Pitkin County Title, Inc., a duly licensed Title Insurance Agent in the State of Colorado hereby certifies that LAUREN GRAVES is the owner in fee simple of the following described property: PARCEL NO. 8, WEST SOPRIS RANCH A parcel of land situated in the W1/2 of Section 22, T8S, R87W of the 6th P.M. more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the NW corner of said Section 22, thence S O° 59.02" W. 2,340.10 feet, to the True Point of Beginning, thence S 88° 54'42" E 1318.35 feet, thence S 1 ° 00'46" W 1 X70.00 feet, thence N 88°54'42^ W 1317.76 feet, thence N 0° 59'02" E 1170.00 feet to the True Point of ' Beginning. Subject to, encumbrances, easements, restrictions and rights of way of record. This certificate is not to be construed to be a guarantee of title and is furnished for informational purposes only. PITKIN COUNTY TITLE, INC. BY: r~ / ~_ authorized i a e CERTIFIED TO: July 3, 2000 @ 8:30 A.M. 3'7421?9 N-•761 p-4Q~3 ~9/iS/94 1c^.:48p pG 1 OF 3 REC DOC SILVIR DRVIS pIl'I;IN COUNTY CLERY. & RECORDER 15,00 ~.~~ CO1tRECTION DEED THIS DEED, made this 4th day of august , 1944, between NICHOLAS L. TERLIAMIS, HARRY L. TERLIAMIS, and ANNA MAY TERI:'fAMIS; a/k/a ANNA 1vfAY GRIFFTTHS; of the Counties of and and State of Colorado, of the first part, and BOI3TIIE V, TERLTAMIS, of the County of Garfield, and State of Colorado, of the second part IS IN CORRECTION OF AND INTENDED TO REPLACE THAT DEED BETWEEN "THE SAME PARTIES RECORDED OCTOBER 25, 1974, IN BOOK 242 AT PAGE 733 AND DEED DATED MARCH 4, 1976, AND RECORDED MAY 17, 1976, IN BOOK 312, PAGE 16, IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK AND R1;CORDER OF PTTKIl~I COUNTY; COI.oRADO. WTTNESSETH; that the said parties of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten and no/100 Dollars (310.00) and other good and valuable consideration, to the said parties of the first part in hand paid by the said party of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged, have remised, released, sold, conveyed, and QUIT CLAIMED, and by these presents do remise, release; sell, convey, and QUIT CLAIIvf unto the said party of the second part, her heirs, successors, and assigns, forever, all right, title, interest, claim, and demand which the said parties of the first part in and to the following described lot or parcel of land situate, lying, and being in the County of Pitkin and State of Colorado, to wit: WEST 50PRIS RANCH, PARCEL NO. 6 A parcel of land situated in the Wl/2 of Section 22, T8S, R87W, of the 6th P.M., more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the NW comer of said Section 22; THENCE SO°59'02" W. 3510.10 feet to the Trite point of Beginning; _ THENCE 588°54'42" E. 1317.76 feet; THENCE Sl°00'46' W. 1283.76 feet; THENCE N88°5706" W. 1317.11 feet; THENCE NO°59'02" E. 1284.68 feet to the troe point of beginning, Containing 38.840 acres; AND TOGETHER with a 40-foot-wide road and access easement the centerline of which is more particulazly described as follows: N. 08°38'22" E. 56.67 N. 15°03'05" E. 62.66' N. 00°00'51" W. 112.57 N. 11°44'45" W, 86.27 N. 05°35'08" W. 61.91' N. O8°06'14" E. 70.92' N. 15°44'27" E. 41.92' N. 13° 1700" E. 39.80' N. 02°41'57" E. 2930' N. 07°05'01" W. 135.84' N. 00°33'15" E. 47.99' N. 12 ° 1728" B. 36.78' N. 19°55'18" E. 96.72' N. 33°40'46" E. 100.52' N. 26°34'34" E. 45.68' N. l2°34'03" B. 43.69' N. 03°52'07" E. 125.40' N. 09°06'30" E. 55.71' N. 19°26'22" E. 51.87 N. 25°32'28" E. 91.56' hereby expressly abandoning and revoking forever the following easements: (1) Roads existing or of record including tfie blanket 50-foot wide easement reserved in the prior deeds, and (2) the 15-foot wide utility easement inside all boundaries of the above-described parcel. Page 1'of 3 i ' :574c~29 B-7E+1 G-404 09/15/94 ic:~iBP G'Ii c l3F 3 Party of the sewed part also signs this Deed to evidence such abandonment and revocation. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, together with all and singularly the appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or in anywise thereunto appertaining and all the estate,right, title, interest, and claim whatsoever, of the parties of the first part, either in law or in equity, to the only proper use, benefit, and behoove of the said party of the second party, her heirs and assigns forever. IN W1INESS WAEREOF and to counterparts of this Correction Deed, the said parties of the first part and parry of the second part have hereunto set their hands the day and year first above written, hereby ratifying and confirming the prior deeds referred to above in all other V ~ ~ P 0. ,~ ~, •~ Anna May Terliamis, Anna icholas L. Terliamis May Griffiths AGREED AND ACCEPTl Bonnie V. Terliamis :, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STATE OF COLORADO ) COUNTY O]?~/~,1~~/) ~ The foregoing Correction Deed was ac wledged before me by Anna May Terliamis, a/k/a Anna May Griffiths this ~ day of (~~-r- ; }994, Witness. my hand and official seal. ; r'' ~ ~~'~^ ~I,INryIIr. My commission expires: ~ -a(Q ~ ~ , v~ti.> STATE OF COLORADO ) ~Ldl-~P/~ GO ~~ ~~-~ ss. COUNTY OF r~~(~,l}-P~ ) The foregoing Correction Deed was aclm~rvledgeti bef me by Nicholas L. Terliamis, V ~~ GFiff tf-s this(~t`'~`! day of ~ t~S' u_ 2 , 1994.. Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires: ~~ ~ (~ ~ ~~ ~ / 1 n ~P,Uu~f'! tRy~` Page 2 of 3 STATB OF COLORADO ) ss. COUNTY OF ) ~` , The foregoing CorrecS on two ~~ ledged before me by Harry L. Terliamis, y ~// > 1994. . Witness my hand and official seal. ,, • ~ ,,,,.,~ My commission expires; STATE OF COLORADO ) COUNTY OF G/C ) The foregoi Correch was ac~owledged before me by Bonnie V. TeTiiamis this day of , 1994. Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires: MY Commission expires S/22/gf ~~: Address: 2Z;5 ,~sP~, /'~~~~~~ Notary Public p~ Address: ~3' J ~~G~G~~ ~~a~-~ c~ ~~~z~ THIS CORRECTION DEED IS'RE-RECORDED TO CORRECT SCRIVENER'S ERROR IN THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF NICHOLAS L. TERLIAMIS"P;ND HARRY L. TERLIAMIS' THAT WERE INCORRECTLY SHOWN IN THE."SAME bEED RECORDED IN BOOK 758 AT PAGE 4 IN THE OFFICE OF THE PTfiRIN COUNTY'CLERK AND `REOORDER. SAID PRIOR CORRECTION DEED IS HEREBY RATIFIED AND CONFYRNIED 'IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS. RETURN T0: Douglas P. Allen 225 N. MiN St., Ste 210.... Aspen, CO S16i7 374'?~9 B-751 P-405 0971;,/9k 12:48G PG s OF Page 3 of 3 ~; .~,. ~, PUBLIC NOTICE RE: GRAVES REINSTATEMENT OF VESTED RIGHTS AND MINOR... AMENDMENTS TO DEVELOPMENT PERMITS (P103-00) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on Wednesday, September 27,2000 at a regular meeting to begin at 3:00. PM or as soon thereafter as the conduct of business allows, before the Board of County Commissioners, Plaza One Conference Room, 530 E. Main St., Aspen to consider an application submitted by Lauren Graves, requesting reinstatement of a previously granted 1041 Hazard Review approvals for Lots 3 & 8 and to amend the conditions of the original approval to modify the location of the building envelope on Lot 3. The property is located at Lots 3 & 8 of West Sopris Creek Ranch and is described as a parcels of land situated in the W ''/z of Section and the N'h of Section,27, Township 8 South, Range 87 West of the 6"' PM. The application/resolution are available for public inspection in the Community Development Department, City Hall, 130 S. Galena St., Aspen CO 81611. For further information, contact Brian McNellis at (970) 920-5099. Jeanette Jones, Deputy County Clerk Board of County Commissioners Published in the Aspen Times on August 26, 2000 Pitkin County Account 002.02 i ,, _. PUBLIC NOTICE RE: GRAVES,REINSTATEMENT OF VESTED RIGHTS AND MINOR AMENDMENTS TO DEVELOPMENT PERMITS (P103y-00) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on Wednesday, September 27, 2000 at a regular meeting to begin at 3:00 PM or as soon thereafter as the conduct of business allows, before the Board of County Commissioners, Plaza One Conference Room, 530 E. Main St., Aspen to consider an application submitted by Lauren Graves, requesting reinstatement of a previously granted 1041 Hazard Review approvals for Lots 3 & 8 and to amend the conditions of the original approval to ' ' modify the location of the building envelope on Lof 3. The property is located at Lots 3 & 8 of West Sopris Creek Ranch and is described as a parcels of land situated in the W '/z of Section and the N'/z of Section 27, Township 8 South, Range 87 West of the 6"' PM. The application/resolution are available for public inspection in the Community Development Department, City Hall, 130 S. Galena St., Aspen CO 81611. For further information, contact Brian McNellis at (970) 920-5099. Jeanette Jones, Deputy County Clerk Boazd of County Commissioners Published in the Aspen Times. on August 26, 2000 C~Uv~q ~ 'Fov J N~, I~ba,~ M ~~,~~ Pitkin County Account 002.02 _ - , ..__. _ _ _ . r-~ ~3~~~ g~~-6~3~ 18D 7PIe.Aspen Times •Saturday-Sunday, August 26-27, 2000 629 W Smuggler Street Lot A & [he west halt of Lot R, Block 21. Osvner Maxwell 5. Marolt. A70 N. Spdng StreeC Lotsl,3,4.5,fi,Y, Block A, Oklahoma Flats Subdivision Owner. Dennis & Andrea YOUng. 620 N. Third Street -Lots 7,6, & S 3.21(. ul Lot 6, Block 102, Hallam's Addition. Owner: AI[emus PUBLIC NOTICE Of' DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL Notice is hereby given to the general public of the approval of a site specific development plan, and the creation of a vested property right pur- suant to the Land Use Code of the City o1 Aspen EA. Partnership LLLP. 6A0 N Third Street -Lots 48 less the south 3 2 and Title 24, Article 68, Colgrado Revised t the County Court . , . leer of LOt 6; BIOek702. OwneE James K.&Cay Statutes, pertaining to he following described property: Lots L and M, Block $4, East Aspen entered on August acUon;the name Daggs. Addition, by ordinance of the City Council nom- will be changed b 701 N. Third Street -The south half of Lot 7, and bared 311, sales of 21X18. upon prnol of put alt of Lot 8, Block 100, Hallam5 Add Rion. Fur lur[hef (nlormatiop contact Julie Ann " Clerk M the Court. Owtmr. Richard & Carle Garde C. Finkelstein Woods, al (tie Aspen/Pitkin Community 50%. - Development Dept. 130 S. Calera Sh Aspen; Ch 1280 U[e Av¢nue- Lot 16. Callahan Subdlvislon. Colorado (970) 920-5090. Published In The A Powdedtouse Condominiums. Owner: Mqltlpie Published In?lie Aspen Times on August 26, anti SelitemEer 2;: Owners.. 1580 Ute Avenue- A tract oI land slluated In Lot I8 of Section 1&1084 containing 2.45 acres more or less and describM by metes and bounds In Deed of Record, Bock 380, Page 425. Owner: Susan M..& Helen M. Hunt 557 Walnut Street- Lots 2&3, Block 3, J.R. William's Addttlon. Owner. Angeline M. CAlflth. 0002 WIIIIamsWay -Lot 1, Smuggler Hunter Tmst Subdivision. -0wner. ~ Meureed Mary Kinney. s/Suzannah Reld Chair ' Aspen Historic PrnervaHOri Commbsion Pubibhed In The Aspen Times on August 26, 2000. (72743). ' PUBLIC NOTICE RE: 670 E HYMAN SPECIAL REVIEW FOR VAR4 ANCE OF THE SIZE OF ATRASH-UTILITY AREA 2000. (7275A) ' PUBLIC NOTICE Ot DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL Nonce is hereby given to the general public of the approval of a site 9pedticdevelopment plan, and the creation of a vested property right pur- suant to the Land Use Code o/ the City of Aspen and Title 24. Arude 68, Colorado Revised Statutes, pertaining to the following described property: Lot 2, Aspen Goll Course, by Ordinance of the City Council numbered 34 series of 2000. for further Information contact Julie Ann Waoda, at the Aspen/Pitkin Community Development Dept. 130 S. Galena St. Aspen, Colorado (970) 9205090: Published In The Aspen Times on August 26; 2110(1. (727531" NOTICE lotion of [he BOCC (Resolution No. 92-I1), PUBLIC NOTICE V COUNTY, COLORADO recoMed Apn130, 1992, in Buok 67fi at Page 259 ' NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEE SALE NO. 011-1A of[he Pitkin County Clerk and Recorder s Ollice; THIS NOTICE IS given withregard toihe OF THE PETITTON~FOR and ' WHEREAS, AVH with the approval of [he Board 'Deed of Trust executed by MONTEV. ZECCOLA OF: Maria Kristina Von - of Coumy Commissioners has removed the (grantor) on October 29, 1999, and recorded Occupancy Deed Restriction and Agreement October 29,1999, at Reception No. 437180, in [he given tha[by an Order of dated July 23, 1994: and records of County of Pitkin, Colorado. to secure 9[kin County, Colorado, WHEREAS. ParagrapF 12(B) bf Resolution No. to ROCKY MOUNTAIN MORTGAGE GROUP, INC. 00, in the aboveen[itled 92-11 providesln part as follows: (A COLORADO CORP.), the payment of a ar(a Kristina Von Trapp -The Administrator's residence shall be deed Promissory Note of even date therewith in Ire stirs Von Trepp Frame: restricted to resident occupancy but not to original principal amount 0182,450.00. Ion being pled witti the income and rental guldel(nes." VOU ARE HEREBYNOTFIED THAT ROCKY WHEREAS It Is tfie'Intent of this Agreement to MOUNTAIN MORTGAGE GROUP, INC. (A COL Clenifa L. Melni<k; . ,___._ ___..____._..___.._..,,r ______ ORADO CORP.), 798~Union Blvd.. Suite 200. Trust described above, has Bled and demand for sale as provide cost being foreclosed Is $2,260.42, :000. property being laredosed is all of ncumbered by said Deetl of Trust, ~~~~ Administrator's residence to the current admim uVN btratoq but shall have reserved a right of Iirst THE ' td.. relusal to purchasesald residentt in the event FlEL . X sa the of any future sale, lease or transfer of the prop 9,19! ' 'AN arty, either by the current administrator or by TO - any successor or subsequent owner The right FOR Rate. of Iirs[ refusal shall'Indude ire lollowGg provL 15 A sons: COL' Per- a. In the event of a proposed sale or transfer for Cool IuM1 rnnaideraHnn. the nw,w.raball o,ve wrifMh Tue over for a sate or [renster current or purported owner of the property Is cepted bytke owner, indud- MONTE V. ZECCOLA. 'N that a public hearing to and lay, September 27; 2000 for the begin at 3:00 PM or az to llle conduct of business due an Board pf County SNOWI ' Published m [he Aspen Times on August 26; (ion of the 2000.(72746) ertyis lot: PUBLIC NOTICE Ranch and ' aced in th RE: ASPEN HIGHLANDS ESTABLISHMENT OF ' Section 27 CITY ZONING & LAND USE CODE AMENDMENT - the 6th PM TO SECTION 26.710 able for F _ NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEN that apublic hearing Developm wlil be held on Monday, September 11, 2000 at a Galena SL, coaling to begin at S:Iq p.m. before the Aspen For furthe Cny Coundl, Council Chambers, City Hall, 130 S. at (970) 92 Galena St., Aspen, to establish the zoNng of ' Aspen Highlands Village in conjunction with its ~. annexation into the Clty o1 Aspen ands Code published Amendment [o Sxtiom26.710, Zone Distrids to 2000'. (72$ create m new Zone bistrict pertaining to ski Aspen Highlands Village and Is located on ' TIOI Maroon Creek Road NEII For Nrther information, contact Joyce Ohlson at & 31 the Aspen/Pttkln..Community Development CF I Department. 130 S. Calene St, Aspen, CO (970) NOt 9205062; 1oyceo®cl.asPen.co.us: ~ will s/Rachel E RlchaMS, Mayor mee Aspen CBy Council City Published In The Aspen Times on August 26, Calr 2000.(72749) subs PUBLIC NOTICE 26P RE: RURLINGAMF. PARCEL COWOP (CONVE- Dist NIENCE AND WELFARE OF THE PUBLIC) EWG4. wor BILITY REVIEW as a will be Recorder's Ollice at Book - 2. The Aspen P.M:, Council Chambers. Cit "Hall 130 Sout'(a For further information, contact Nick Lelack a[ t ° °y °1 "c1Ot" Agreement ([Ae "Agr Galena SL, As n, Colorado. The purpose of [he " d the Aspen/Pi kin Community Development Department 130 S. Galena St. Aspen CO (970) R sc re o e hearing Is to etermine 11 a potential CI[y o/ Aspen/ Zoline'Famil Trust develo marl ro- y p p , , 9245095, nickl4Dd.azpen.co.us. ' and ec rd r Of li h ro jecq Including allordable housing, Is reasonably s/Rachel E. Richards, Mayor requiring t e app v Commissipners (th necessary for the convenience'and welfare of Aspen City Coundl .published In The Aspen Times on August 26 , amendment to the AE the public (COWOP) and eligible to tie reviewed , 20110 (72752) 3. Pursuant to az a COWOP projed pursuant to Secion 26.500 ~ Agreement, the Bo: of the City of Aspen Land Use Code.The subject PUBLIC NOTICE approve modilicatfon property is commonly known as the 'COUNTY COURT, PN70N COUNTY. COLORADO az release the lght dl Burlingame/ 2oline Parcel and Is located east of OOC195 Case No this property retort Higkwey 82 and north of Stage'RoaA. . IN THE MATTEROF THE PETITION FOR THE - Board. For further Information concoct Joyce Ohison at CHANCE OF NAME OF: Robert L. Schmidt, 4. The Board fi the Aspen / Pitkin Community Development pe0tionec Hospital District has Departmenq 130 South Galena St.. Aspen. CO (970) 920.6062 public Notice VShereby gWen that by an Order of hospital services to . s/Rachel E. Richards, Mayor Aspen City Council the County Court of Pitkin County; Coioradp, entered on August 8; 2000,Tn the abovewtltled through (tie Aspen district continue to Published In.The Aspen.Times on August 26, action, the name of Robert L. Schmidt iv8l be theresidents o1PitN 20110:(72747) changed to Robert Rudnick, upon proof of punt that this ordinance Ilcatlon being Oled with the Clerk of th¢ Court. restrictions to the ac . _. .,__ Glenna L. Melnick , 'that [h¢ district cosy . PUBLIC NOTICE Clerk of the Court/Deputy Clerk well ere CALL FOR NOMINATIONS Published in The Aspen Times on August 19, 26, N4W. Please take notice'that Buttermilk and September 2; 2000. (72223) Board Metropolitan Dlslrkt, through their designated County, election o(Ilelal, Is caliing for nomination of PUBLIC NOTICE 1. The board members pursuant to § 3&IAOgd C:R.S: COUNTY COURT; PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO executll FWe new board members will be elected on Case No. W C124 Aspen I November 7; 20(10. Two directors shall serve ORDER AND PUBLIC NOTICE FOR CHANGE OF Occupa until the rent regular special district election MINOR'S NAME at[pche~ ' and three shall serve un01 the second regular IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF by this speelal district eledlon after organiranon. ROCHELLE LEA SIMONDS.a Minor, proper[ Eligible persons must have resided within the by KENNETH BROUGHTON and JACKIE Record, special dbtrid for not less than 30 days, or own BROUCHTON; her Legal Guardians and Va11eyF real property within the boundaries of the spa- Grandparents. !Ions q dal district Interested persons may obtain The Petition of Rochelle Lea Simonds by chase tl more information and asst(-nomination and Kenneth Broughton and Jackte Broughton to Resider acceptance form at 130 E. Durant Street. Suite change the name of Rochelle Lea Simonds to records 280, Aspen, Colorado 81611 between the hours Rochelle Lea Broughton having been presented 2 The I of 9:00 a:m. anb 5:00 p.m: Monday through to this Court on August 2, 2000, and upon exam- County, Friday Completed forms must he re[umed to ina[ion o/ the Pelitloner and her guardians, and Ocdupa 730 E Durant SL, Suite 2(q, Aspen, Colorado examina[lon of said Petltlon, finds the same to allow tt 81611 on or before 5:00 p.m. September 1, 2000. be sufficient and regular in form and that the Panty c Published in The Aspen Times on August 26, change of name desired is proper and will not be terming 2000. (72131) - detrimental to the Interests of any person: adminir R IS THEREFOR ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND Pitkin C PUBLIC NOTICE DECREED: CALL FOR NOMINATIONS I .That the name rot the said Ro<helieLea ~ OC Please take notice that Holland Finis Simonds Is hereby changed to Rochelle Lea AGREI Mdropoliten DlstrlcL through their designated Broughton; and. election olildal; Is caliing for nomination of 2. That Pelitloner Is hereby auttiorized to here- OoaN members W rsuent to § 32-1$04.1 E.RS. aker use said latter name as her legal name: and, THIS A( Flue new (ward memtiem will be staled on 3. Thatsuch change stiall ae made and entered day of Novembn 7, 2000.-Two directors shalt serve herein az record of this Court. Nropit: until the rwrt regular special dfstnM deWion 4: That public wtice of sack change be given at whose and three shag xrve until the second regWar (east three times in The Aspen Times, Weekly, a Aspen, spttial district election after organization. newspaper published in PiWn County, where tae As Eligible persons must have resided within the ' PeUHOner b residing, within twenty days aker multi-q speelal dMrkt For not less than 30 days, or own this order Iished' rW property within the boundaries of the silo- SO ORDERED this 2nd day of August. 2000. ED 871 - dal dLaMd. Interested persons may obtain BY THE COURT: ed in E more Wonnation ant a seBarommation and The Hon. Erin Fernandez-Ely Pitkin atttptantt form at 730 E Durant Street Sune Pitkin County Cwrt Jubge inane: Z00, Aspen, Coorado 81611 between the hwn Certified to ben true and compile rnpy of olg- M 9:00 stn attN 5:00 pm MorMav thrpugn kcal onflkin the County Court MPitkin County. WHEP ... __~-....._.... _..~ -... -__. -. . Aspen CO SI611. NOTICE OF PL information, contact Brian McNellia PLEASE TAKE . 15089' ~ That Ih¢ Jeanette Jones. Deputy County Clerk of Pitkin Coun Board of County Commissioners ` hearing of an 1 In Tfie Aspen Times on August 26, day of Septer g) Commissioner Streeh Aspen, PUBLIC NOTICE and place all n :WHEEL CODE AMENDMENT-SEC- and be heard: one and wnose ing the monetary value of the consideration to THEREFORE, NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN I paid by the be paid to the owner if other than in cash; ' that lwlll at 10:00AM. on the date p(September ~. at any time up b'In the event of a lease of the residence, the 13, 2000, at thesouth front door of the Pitkin L SEITLEMENT owner shall give written notice to AVNoi Rhe County Courthouse, 506 E, Main, Aspen, me; Is required owners Intention tolease the property, which Colorado 81611, sell al public auction to the. of [he amount notice shall Include an Independent appraisal of highest and best bidder for cash, the reat^"~ mh dalm tp the the property by an cert18ed resldenHal apprais- arty described above, and all Interest 8 SION DISTRICT, er; grantor, his heirs, successors and assign.,, ;or rt or before the c. AVH shall Aav¢ a period of slMy (fi0) days ' the purpose of paying the Indebtedness provld- ,wn. Failure on alter Its receipt of the owner s notice of sale or ed In said note and Deed of Trust, Attorney's ' ucfi a VERIFIED uch HNAC SET lease to exercise Its right of Brst relusal to por- chase`ihe residence by glWng written notice of lees, and expenses of sale, and will deliver to the " WMASS WATER said election to the owner, ~ purchaser a Certllicate of Purchase,. ail as pro- Wded bylaw. its Board o/ d. Closing on the purcAas e shall occur not more THOMAS OKEN, employees, of than ninety (90) days agar the exercise of the Public Tmstee of County of PRkin such claim. right of Rrst refusal by AVH; gy. Carol L. Foote RECTORS e. The purchase price shall be U) in [he eventof Dated: Juty 24, 2000 TION DISTRICT ' ' ' a proposed sale or transfer, the Drlce set Iprth In ' Flrst publication date: July 29, 2000. ~ the owner s notiee pFbona fide offer, or (IQ In Last publication date: August 26, 2000. mgust 5. 12, 19, the event of a proposed lease, the appraised ' Name of Publication: The Aspen Times value set forth In the. owner s notitt of Intent to James H. Downey, ' leaze; 1. 11 AVH elects not To exerdise Its right of Ilmt Attorney for the Owner of the EWdentt of Debt refusal following owner's notice of sale, transfer 333 West Hampden Ave., Solte 590 - or lease, the owner may pr«eed to consum- En ewood. CO 80110 9 Commissioners mate the proposed transaction, and the proper- ' ) ~~ (30 TTIIS COMMUNICATION 18 FROM'A DEBT COL mndu<tapublic ty shall remain sub)ed to AVH s right of flint LECTOR THE IAW OFFICE OF JAMES H ' ,.m: on the 13th relusal alter transfer to a successor owner. . . ppWNEY IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT Pitkin County 530 East Matn 2. Unless modi0ed as stated above, tnis Agreement shall constitute covenants running . ~y INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED at which time with the AVH property: FOR THAT PURPOSE rlic may appear IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have ZECCOLA//MONTE V. ZECCOLA/MONTE V. ZEC- executed this Instrument on this date and year COLA IARD OF COUN- above llrst written Published in The Aspen Times July 29, August S, COUNTY, C04 Publ(shed in the Weekend Edition of The Aspen i2, 19, 26, 2000. (71316) ATION TO THE Times on August 26, 2000. (72715) PUBLIC NOTICE N AND AGRF,E~ ---- - - --""- ' ~ _..:._ ::...: NOTICE OF PUDL!C TRUSTEE'SSALE VTY'ANb THE NSTRI'CT -a1VD pUBLIC NOTCE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING No.00.16 To Whom II May Concern: TTis Notice b NINLSTRATOR'S ' Please take nonce that the hoard bl County glleed olTrost:~ro to the lollowing described Commissioners of Pitkin Cormty, Colorado, will ' Altoona Holdings Limited, a British Virgin enelidary of a consider the Mllowing Resolution at a spedai Islands International Business Com an p ' I warrant deed meetng on Tuesday, September 5, 2000 at 10:00 Y r ie Aspen Valley a.m., in the Commissioners Meeting Room, tits( Iloor Courthouse Plaza Building 530 East Mafn BOx 619, Basalh CO 81621: Richard Scales P O~ e real property ty Clerk and . , Street Aspen; Colorado, al which Ilme and place Original Benelidary Ri h l f th E id d S C 0 age 723. all members of the public may appear and be v ar urrent wner o e ence c ta es: of Debt Secured by the Deed of Trust ley Hospital currents bur- Y heard: A. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY June 2, 1998: Date of Deed of Tmst 2 1998 di f D f T J R D te d t Restriction and COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COL- une , ng rus : ecor a o ee o p{(kin: County of Recording recorded In the ORADO SUBMITTINGTO THE ELECTORATE AT ' 417672: Reception and/or Film Nos. of Recorded in County Clerk ~ ELECTION TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 7, 2000 A Deed of Trust - 766 Page 180. OUESTTON REGARDING THE ISSUANCE OF E10.2 MILLION OF TRANSIT REVENUE BONDS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the: oard o1 Count Y prior to any Copies o/ the proposed Resolution areavallable owner of the evidence of debt, the original prln- d l t f hi h Sl H d d S t for public inspec[1pn during regular business pa amoun o w c was x un re even y- ... _. hn.,.a m .hu nmr. ,.t ehc n.rk ~..d p..,,rd.. Five Thousand and no/100 dollars, and which is 530 East Main Streeh Aspen; Colorado 81611. "`"" "z "' has Illed writ( Phone (970) 9205157 or (970) 920.5398. ' provided {n st -Jeanette Jones principal bale Deputy County Clerk dente of debt Published in The Weekend Edition of The Aspen ' Deed of Trust Times on August 26.2000: (72716) ' az of January Thw ..at esidence so BELOW. 25, and in Me SE 1/4 SW 1/4 and the SW 1/4 SE e and retain pursuant to Pitkin Cormty 7.oning Resolution of t/4 0l Section 24, all in Tdwnship 8 South, Range ' ators: red by the June 5. 1955, as amended, a Public Hearing will 87 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, lying h l f h h l l f 1 of Pitkin be held m consider an appllcatfon filed with the Sout er y o t e Nort er y righ4ol-way ine o a 40.1oot road and utility easement which parcel . oe s o said Board of Adjustment requesting authority for variance Irom the provisions of the County , is more fully described on Exhibit A attached D r , up n DlstricFand zonin Resolution, S ~ hereto, also known by street end number as: 2211 ' olty of the All persons alleded by the proposed variance East Soprls Creek Road, Pitkin County, Colorado. Agreement are invited to appear and state their views; THE LIEN OF THE DEED OF TRUST aeorporated protests, or objections. Ii you cannot appear BEING FORECLOSED MAY NOT BE A FlRST n In the real personally at such meeting ltien you are urged ^Ery; records of the Pitkin County Clerk and to slate your views by letter, particularly II you THEREFORE, NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN hereby agrees to release the Aspen have objection to subh variance, as the Board of that I will; at 10:00 am. o'clock am., on the spitai District Irom any and all obliga- adjustment will give serious consMeration to date of September 27, 2000 at the South Iron( seining the rigfit of first refusal to por- the opinions of surrounding property ownem door of the Pitkin County Courthouse, 506 East Aspen Valley Hospital Administrator's and others affected in Axidingwhether to grant Maln Street, Aspen, Colorado, sell a[public auc: e contained in the warranty deed or deny (fie request7or valance. A VARIANCE Lion to the highest and best bidder for cash, the at Book 304 Page 723,and _ GREATER-'THAN OR LESS THAN THAT real Property described above, and all Interest assigns of said Grantor; for the purpose of pay- ing the Indebtedness provided in said evMence bf debt and Deed of Trust, attorney's lees, and the expenses of sale, and will deliver to the, chaser a certilkate a(purchaze, all az prm"' "~ bylaw Thomas Carl Oken, Public Trustee, Pitkin County, State of Colorado Bys/Carol L. Foote. Deputy Public Trustee Date: Auquat 9, 2000 Plrxt publication Aate: AuRuat I9, 2(X10 Izst pubilwtlon date: September I6, 2000 2000 _ : ,'Owrdnahn "BOCCI. for approval irk Clerk mein to the AVH Master Plan The Aspen Times August 12.19:26. Belton 31,10(L7 M the Pktln Ca F Code. which Master P(anwaaappl ao• font icon( Yard x[back variance where 301eet ix Cweing the Lend In the State of Colorado, mA regNred for fhb :1,620 sgrure Ltd parch in the I:MIMyrd PITKIN '' a R-30 zone district, to construd an addition to an Uexlbed aa: ab exLaUng single-lamely residence. Property AparceiM Wnd situated In the Et/2NW1/2 AT- rd a Descriptbn: UA 19, Pitkin Green SubdlWlon, and the WI/2NE7/A nl Sedinn 25, anA In the SEI/45W1/4 arM the SW I/4SE1/4 M Sxtirm 2A. the aka 0188 Magniiico Road. Aspen all in Township 8 Somh, Range 87 West of the ere- Koataoaboa Ted: requesting approval for a aide Sixth Plndpat Meldlsn, Eying Southnly nl the yard setback valance where 50 feet b required rAOrthely lgMdray IMe M a 40 foot mad ant for this parcel in the AFR-10 vine disilcl, for the mllhy eaxemem. Said parcel M BrM M dexlhed jpty crmstNCtlrm ofalriveway Tharettxda 30lneh- as lWlmxs: 'ado es In height within the required setbxk. Bt'ginnlrlgalapdmonlheNOrthertylpJd- eM- Prrryerty Deamiptinn: LW 1. Rrush Creek RarKh o4way Ime M sold eaacmtM whentt tM Quarter t In $uadfNx4m Gxrvr anrrrrum to Sxt4ma N and 25 M aaM Ux Pubibhed in The Aspen Then on August 26, Towmhip and Rar:ge bears S OS'46'IS' W 788A ream 2(X10. (72717) lee[; tberlce iaH 40759 feet b a pohd on the ,- .: _.._, ..,. ., win .-:. , „r.-v,'_ t , any. .u „wn.6a'siirk'~ 22-B The Aspen Times • Saturday-Sunday, October 21-22, 2000 ' ~ ~ O 21 l T b ' d r IA Bl w li f th 1A Ih l 1 he sublet! ronA I r n I afar nghro were ncnr- T ll r A n nl II L(1 (I <, vl 1 r 1 bnes on , Pvblixin <I m il s Aspen cln er st r e x r a nl . I n o PUBhIG NOTICE porateA nto the ugnliiindinn Pico kr teller R national lis g r 1 M ether I ~nrfn Wl Gnhll. (7 r1C4) fur coon. even drnw obi rwmass UUkovern PURSUANT TO C.R.S.. §37 92-3(12, AS AMBNDEI>, Springs (Cane Nu IICWilfrl) I>Y an amt udnenl v. rv. 'I he Applu aiinn runt uns:~ dr. Li led nq- 29 hour pcrbA. wliile at the szme burr Pnrv rte YOU ARE NOTII'IED THAT THE FQLLOWINC aAjudicaled in Case No: 9~CWOA1, dedruetl Ihie of wliat has been done Firwarcl compl?linn of IC NOTICE PURL an opportunity for increaseA snowmakinG effi- PAGES COMPR{SE A RESOME OF THE APPLICA- 0g/2A/1995. An outline of other work completed the appmpr ahon and afiji9cabnn of water InX . N(11'ICt: IS HRRERY GIVEN l'O THE GENERAL dency over the existing snowmaking coverage TIONS AND AMENDED APPLICATIONS FILED during the dlllgence period is imdudetl in the ~ beneficial use xs cunAil iimilly Decreed. (4' \ pURLJC (hr September 27. 201111, Uir ftoard of area. WITH THE WATF-R CLERK FOR WATER DNISION Appllcalioa C9 Dages) - paMc) - - Guiunty CrmtNsslonms it i>ilkin Cnuuty; To ensum ennsidention in the deeislon mr this SDURING THF. MONTH OF SEPTF,MBER 2000. 2fi. OOCWIAfi (9RCWOIO), Snowmaw Creek, 3R. OOC'W IgR API'1 I('AI'I(IN 1'(112 I'I,AN IVR Colorazl ad rpteA RUSniulion 192.2(1W. grand- luoph<al. comments mustbu rei;elved lnwrltinR i4. OOCW 174 PITKIN COUNTY - CASTLE ' Roaring Fnrk River, ColorndF River; APPLICA- AIIGMfNTATION OPCAILF.f9 & PAMCLA SMITH ' ' uq^Op»Ynvai for reln'st'aaYtm1@nt"n( vested real hY November 20, 2000 Please address your CREIX, ROARING FORK RIYF.R. Stirling M. ` TION TO MAKE ARSOLUfF. A CONDITIONAL: amo, aAtlre.<s .C jifiirnc IN GARTIPLD COIINTV N - - Prtipetly'righls For the n sP~i"ieAy [qt 3; mmmems to Arthur Ranee, Aspen Rnn NCr Coo r, Sc; 105 Tan er Drive: ClenwotrdS rin s, Pe q P & WATER RIGHT, RlchmD and Amdrea Panlch4 c/u - of APplitanls Gallen Ft Pamela 5mitfi (1105 , WesYSoprfs T9uunfain Ranch 'Elie subject prop" District, 806 W Hallam, As en, CO 81611, or b d s CO 81601 970.928-0825 or 13022 S. A7th SL: " " Grand Avenue, Caloia & Haupt P.C., Y204 Cotton Hollow lane CazlionAale. CO RifiS~ c/o arty Is Lot 1 of the West Soprls Ranch email ti) abauerfi9ls.ted.u Comments shoul h Spring Phoenix, AZ 85094 480.59!4-0374. Bab Glenwood Springs, CO 81'60!, (970) 9ASb057. BAlle C FSinchfield Altdiney for Applicants 802 Subdivision. This approval d a'site specific Include the name, address, and telep one nom- Water Rights (Surface). - Application for 9 W r ~ l ~ le ~ p g development pmn includes a e ted property n h n lr fr o / Localiom. SEt 4SEt 4 Sec: 36. T. 10 5., R 85 W' rlcC /2/199R Case No 98CW010. DLSg decree: augmen ted . 970/2Ai7990 Wmer R'gh[ to be 5 i right pursuant to Title 29. Artk a 8, CRS. Respo sihle and s(g porting reasons br the 6th flM. 1,040 Feet from the southeast corner of Court, Water Division No. 5, CMOrado. Locatop: Wendt 8nith Res. IocateA in NEI/ASW 1/A of Sec Jeanette Jones Deputy County Clerk Oftlcial m consider. Copies oithe demsion docu- Sec. 35 bearin North 40° Wes[ from that comer: " 8 _ 0 ~ NE7/4SW7/4, 21, TBS, RRfiW of the fith PM: at a " 12 T 75.: R ARW. fish 1'M., 2100 ft E nl W.71ne k ' , Published in The A.<pen Times nn October 21, meat will be mailed Ui those en I who have I' p ` submitted comments and to ail who rtquest a Appropriation: September 19, 200 . Amomnt poin11475' fromlhe South sedinn line and 2500 LOGO ft N. 171 S hoe ofsmd5ec l2 6alfrRes.r waa L1100. (95169) , 0.10 cis, conditonal. Use: water supply fora hum the West section Ifne of said Sectiim 27. awardci15.0 hE Cond. fn Case Nn. 84CW707 fur ' c°Py cabin and to support a small scale Source: Groundwater [ribatary to Sndwmass Irr.,dum.&slock purposes with approP. date of X ~ PUBLIC'NOTICE ~ '" NEN TO THE GPNERAh Y Foriurther questions nn the specifies of lhepro- or the environmental review Posed actions mining/prospecting operation. (3 pages) Creek, Iribntary to the ftoadng Fork River trib(i- 9/30/1981. Sowce (s Cattle Crk, !rib. [o Roar{ng NOTfCE IS ItEREB (i , please call Arthur Bauer at 970-925- ro ess 17. 66CW/77 PITKIN COUNTY- WEST SOPR19 tary to the Colorado River. Appropriation Aa[e~ Fork R. Uses !fibs au¢mente<I Wenill Smitli Re< PlIB1.IQ On 3epiember 27.2000, the Roard nl , c p CREEK, ROARING FORK RIVER. Charles L. 9/27/19A6. Amount 2 8.p.m., wnAilinnal, 0f0 hex t dace ra t 11420 sq It EvaP. losses fr m County Commissioners of I!Itkin County: 34A5. and Nancy J. Jones 1152 Sunse( Lane Cult A.P. annually.'Domestic use wlthln a sbugle Court- 'aul res :ire ns lollgws: GrlomAo adopted Res 1 df m 12'1-2W0 deter- ' - /s/ Jlm M. llprhurch, Aspen RnnRer Ulstrlct ' _ Breeze, FL 32561 &50.932-52G2. Jones Sprlnq -' ly residence InduAing eppriiximatdy 3311(1 Month Evaporation F.vapiira0on minlirg Ih.at dental uf'a"fbin'sTatemgi5l "of YegS e"8 be Aspen Times Weekly, October PubllshrA In T Appli<atlon for Water Rlgh[s (Surface), square lee! uF irrigatlun, entl fire protection. Acre lee!/ 3420 Sq Ft rights. constRUtes°$"t5king` anA~ granting tern- , 21, 2000. (75159) Location: SWl/45W 1/4 Sec. 32, T R S., R: 87 W. Depth: Approximately 85'. Pump was installed in Acre (0.0785 Ades) statement of Jested•real property rights br !tie ' ' ' ~ " PUBLIC NOTICE 6th P.M, at a point on the south sec. line located panichi Well No. t on 6/25/1999. Water from the April 0.28 00220 West Soprls 1i7mi fain G'rad~" (i4Sa @ify Co1 8 ~ RE: DAMS 1041 HAZARD REVIEW & CONCEPTU- - 869 feet from the west sec. Ifne of sold sec. ' subject well was Iirs[ applied to beneRCial use May 0.40 0.0374 Ranch. The subject properly Is Lot 8 of the Wesi - AL SURMISSION (Pill-00) Appropriation: August 20; 1969. Amount 0.11 on 1!/15/1999, at a rate of 2.0 g.p.m. for Its June 0.50 0.0193 Ranch Subdivision Thfs appmvai of a Soprls NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEN that a public hearing cts, absolute, for stock - conditional for Irriga- decreed purposes wlthln Tract No. 1,, Pankhi .Inly 0.52 O.OA08 site spedHc development plan indutles a vested will beheld un Tuesday, November 2I. 2000 at a lion, lire protec0on. storage pond and domes- $ubdlvision Exemption. (4 pages) August OA4 001A5 property right pprsuam to Tlfle 24, Article 68, meeting [n begin at 3:0(Ipm before the Pitkin tie (4 pages) 27. OOCWI87 (99CWOfi5) GARFlPJJ) COUNTY Sept 0.32 0.0251 CRS. County Hearing btOCen Pitkin County 22. OOCW 182 -PITKIN COUNTY-Capitol Creek _ OVEREAND CREEK; FOUR MILE. CREEK; Oct 0.20 0.0157 Jeanette .lousy, Deputy County Clerk SOfi East Main SL Aspen to conskl- Courthouse (throughthe Boram and WMte Ditch, and Boram ROARING FORK RIVER. Robert cord Mary C. Total 2:68AF/A 0.2(188 M/ Published ill The Aspen Times nn October Yh , , er an application submitted by D. Stone Davis to and White Ditch -Thorne Pond Enlargement). Delaney; c/o Diane Delaney; PO Buz 2115; Irrigation 21K10. (75170) establ sh a builAin¢ envelope which will contain levee G. Thorne, c/o Lori Satterfield, Balnrmb & Green P P Drawer 790 GlenwooD C O SPrinBs Glenwood Springs CO RIfi02 970 9454148. f r hl D l e ' Sexoil gi ha A g e A li A PUBLIC NU1'ICE a'single family residence and customary acces- , . . , . ., . . CO SIfr02 Application for Finding of indin8 o Reaso i ig nce Appllcatlon for i m e lW h r,mts v contrecl- u nrenlatinn nn r Pja e d f a l s 0 208RAF l f C c l RP.: ASPEN VALLEY HOSPITAL CONDI'f10NAL sort' uses. l'he property is bca(eD adjacent to . Reasonable Dlllgence and to Make Water Right anDto Make AbsoluteaCnnditipna ater Rig t Overland Cmek Re<e file and Ovrrl:uiA Aprings rom e e or t ea t . n wirer .U. r 1 as i~stabll h •d {n Div SCn of (au•74CWOQ7 . IISF. FOR ATFORDARLR HOl1SING A'f THE RF.AU- ' ' Cn<Ilr Creek Four Auhdivisinn nn Castle Creek ' ' Almilute. Thorne Pond. 7nfortnalinn front Per tins i', 2., 3 Decreed. ,lul i4, 1976 C.rs(. Nos. W- y CLUC wnli~r") k O Yf18N AF will hr awilnblc far ( ~ Mf rN I INN NOTICE IS I ICRF.I4Y f,IVF.N 91mt a public bearing 1, sihmle<I In Rnzd :cod 15 tlescribetl zs l mrl 3 Townsh(p l l South Range A4 Wesl nl the fi[h vlous decree for sub act cinxlitlonal water j 2898 avd W-2A9'J. APPrnprialinn: OveNmiil relr;ue into ('olds (rk Id4t nq)ensahe fire evap: , will be hdA on Tuesday. Novrinher 7, 2000,44 a , PM. rights: Date of Original Decree: 9/28/199A, Case N : 94CW025: W t r Court Water Drv NaS Creek Reservoir Oi~lober 15, 197A, Overland I us from Wendt Smith Re<er ne niretin m be In at A:10 ).m. lashes the As rc g R l Pr For further information contact Suzanne WOlflaz , . n a e . al 8 rin s, October 4; 1975: tn<ation: Overland P q Descri of Plan GrAu nentation At (hose - R g Plmvdngand T-Doing Commission, Sister Cities the Aspen/Pitkin Community Development Loca[lonr The unsurve ed Ioe inn Is In the Y Creek Reservoir The idtersectiun of the !lam ' hoes AurinB Ire seasoK !fiat evap losses from Room, C ty Hall, )31t S. Galena Sc. Aspeu, to con- (970) 9205093. Department SWl/4NE1/4, Sec. 4, t 9 S., R. 86 W, d the 6th axis and the spillway Is )ocateD In the Wendt Smith Res. are out-ot-pnoiity C.ll credits striae an applmabon submltteA by Aspen Valley , s/Lance Clarke Pitkin County Hearing Officer P.M., 2.400 ft. S. of the N. Sec Ifne and 2.920 fl. W NEI/ASW I/A of Section 15, L 7 S.. R. 89 W. nt the as sche<luletl abnve'wiil be made available hr ~ Hospital requesting apirrrival for a mnditlowl , Original NoHCe published In The Aspev Times of the E Sec. Ifne. The pond may also be ` ' 6th P. M, a[ a polnl whence the South Quarlcr Cattle Gkto all-set Such losses so that Wendt use for Albrdable.Homsing In the R-15/Lodge nn October 2i 2000. (75172) W. a distance of Aes<ribed as located S. 46 00 corner of said Section 16 bears S. 1525'52" E. Smdn Res. can remain full. (3 paces) PreservaHOU Y)veiWy Zone District at the , _. 3,450 I[. from the NE corner of Sea 4, T 9 S" R 2,17$,52 feel Overlantl Sprlnq No. l Is located in YOUAREHERERYNOTIFlED THAT YOU HAVE Beaumont Inn The subject property is PUBLIC NOTICE 86 W, of the 6th P.M. Appropriation Date: the NE1/ANE7/4 of Section 20, T 7 S R R9 W. ni until toe last ring of NOVEMRF,R 2000 to file described as Lots a-14, Rlock 21, Riverside Of 11/1/93: Amt: 3.0 AF. Maximum surface area: the Gth P.M. at a polo[ whence the South Quarter with the Water Clerk 7n quadruplicate a verifieA AtlDitbn DF.VELQPMENT APPROVAL one-half acre. Maximum depth: 8It. Use: stock- Corner of Section 16, said Township and Range: statement of oppnsitiomsetting forth facts as M Por further Information contact Nick Lelack at Notice is hereby givedto the general public of watering, recreatioq wlidlite, irrigation,aug- bears N. A6°19'47" E: 3,403.60-tees Overland whyacertain app0catbn'shmdd not he grained the Aspen/Pitkin Community Development Iha. apprdval ofasite xpecific development plan. mentatinn, anA fire Protection. The subject SPrinB No. 'L Is totaled in the NEI/4NE1/4 of or why It should be Rraiited only Jn Part nr rxr Depmtmem 1211 S. Galena St. Aspeq CCI (970) cord the creation of a vested Property rl8ht pur- rl¢hl Is Vart of an integrated wirer supply fur Section 20, 'f. 7 S., R. 89 W. of the Gth P.M. at a certain conAiifons. A copy of such statement of 92( 5(M5, ni(kl®)dlaspenko.us, su. rot to the Land Use Code of the CItY of Aspen the Applicant's properties. See C.R.S. § 37-92- 30l(A)(b) In the six years preceding the Tiling of point whence the South Quarter Corner of T h R n b N opposit nn must also be mrveA upon ills appli- lh a li Y n d ff d i - </Bob Blaidr Chair Aspen Planning and 7.oning Commission amt Title 24, Article 68, ColoraAO Revised S ' i in h f ll i d b d . this a li<ation, A titan! has dill entl ur- PD PP q Y P owns ip and a ge, ears . Section I6, saW 87"12'25" E. 3,4AL13 feel. Overland Spring No. av cant or e can s attor ey an an a i t PD or certilirate d such service shall bo filedwftli Publlsherl in The Aspen Times nn October 21, Y vtes. Iaeria n g M t e o ow ng escri e property: Lots fi-9. Block 24, Riverside Addition. sveD development of the subject conditional 31s located in the NF.I/4NEl/4 of Section 20, L 7 the Water Clerk, as prescrlbeA by Rule 5, CRCP, 2000. (75164) by Administrative De<ISion of the Community water right. Applicant has constructed the S., R. 89 W. of the Gth P.M. a[ a point whence the' (Filing Fee: $45.00) PEO.GY JORDAN, Water PUBLIC NOTICE De-:ebpment Dlredor nn October 13.2000. pond stored water and placed the water to ben- South Quarter corner or Section 16, said Clerk, Water Dlviebn 5; lOg eth 8meet,Suite DISTRICT COURT,' GAAFIELD COUNTY, C04 Fm farther information contact Julie Ann eOdal use for ttiedecreed purposes. The Township and Range, bearsN.88"iT56" E. lOA Glenwood Springs, CO 81601. ORAUO ' Wods, at the .4spen/Pitkin Conmunity Application on file with the Court contains a 3,551.29 feet. Ilse: domestic, livestock water, Published in The Aspen Times October 21, Case No. 5591 Rev+lopmenC Relit. 130 S. Galena SC Aspen, detailed outline d thework performeA during irrfgatbn, pfscaturial and replacement purpos: 20(X1. (75152) NOTICE. ~ Coicmdo (970) 920-50911. the dlllgence period. (A pages) es. Amount: Reservoir - 7.12 acre leeq 1 acre IN THE MATTEROF THF. PETITION FOR THE Putr+isheA in The Aspen Times on Ocroher 21, 23. OOCW183 OOCW789 - PITKIN COUNTY - foot absolute; Sprrngs -.tIP<fs. The applica- PUBLIC NOTICE ORGANIZATION OI". THE BASALT WATER CON- 2001 (75166) CAPFfOL CREEK. Laura G. Thorne, c/o Lori Satterfield Balcomb & Green P P O Drawer C lion contains a detailed outline of work per- gg. Il0 WEST MAIN STREET (HOTEL ASPEN) SERVANCY UISTRICT PUBLIC NOTICE , , . . . .. 790, Glenwood Springs CO BI602Application formed for completion of theappropriation and application of [he waterty beneRCial use. (S MINORPCdNNF-D UMT DF.VELOPMF.IJT, LODGE. P TO WHOM ffMAY CONCERN: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. That a Mmlinn has Ot ' Ior Flndin of Reasonable Dill ante and to Make g 8 , pages). PRF_SF.RVATfONiiK ANSION NOTICE IS t1EREBV GIVEN That a public hearing been IIIM In the above referenced action DEVELOI MF.NT APPROVAL Notice Is hereby gWen to the general public of Water Right Absolute Boram and While Ditch- Thorne Pond Enlargement Information from 29. OOCWI89 GarReid County, We1er DIaWd I O will be held on Tuesda November 7, 2000, a[ a y' requesting the appointment nl the Directors of [he ~. pproval of a site sPUCiOC development plan, revlous decree for sub act conditional water ' P 1 rya. 38; Roaring Fork Rivet' APPLICAT ON F R FINDING OF REASONABLE DILIGENCE: Ranch at meeting to begin at A:30 p. m, before the Aspen the Basalt Water Conservancy Disirift. Sold Motion inquests the reappobnmenl of Ihr lot- and `he creatlonbl a vested crt ~ rl ht ur- prop 3 q P sus ! hr the Land Use Cube of the Cily of Aspen rights: Date of Original Decree: 11/22/1994, Roaring Pork, Inc. c/o Caloia & Haupt P.C., 1209 planning an<I 7.onlnq Commission, Sister Cities In con Room. City tAII 710 S Galena St Aspen lowing named persons for four (A) year terms to . and 'iltle 2A, Article GB, Colorado Revised Case N2 94CW 142, Water Court, Water Div. No. Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO Name . , the Hottl sl(ler an al'POCatlon snbmilMd bY eYPbe Uc.en bee 1., 2U04 t r wit: ~ $tzt te< pertaining to th .foil >wing de c ibcd ¢. Lu arm>. The surveyed location m the point n i s n un licohson Ial<es and pugds. Pre bu • Ce<rc' . A5 en Condominium " Qwners Assncialion D -LWipiun ~ i.kh..rdHumt ~ - --- ---- - ,;r y: ..oas Q5 Lt udA d;-0itp + u ( .u.:ni- Ftu, k of diversio s de cribed as bei g the Wbank T '9 Date: II/5J 1971, Case Na56tYA, Drs!: Cnurf! , lrgveshng Final PUD approval and grow[I(rmm~ Dlvision5 Jnhn K. Cerise of :(span, by resolution of Lte Ifistixic . of Capitol Creek in the SEI/4NEl/4, Sec 8, S., N GarlielA County. Locatbn: Secs. 30 and 31, T7S, agement quota systemexemptimu Ior an expan- DlvisMn 7 Art Rowley Pre:-srvation Commission numbereA 19 series . Sec. R. 86 W, of the 6th P.M., 2,5901!. S. of the Ifne and 780 I[. W. of the E. sec. Ifne. Also R87W 6th F.M., and Secs. 25, 26, 35 and 36 in T7S, R88W 6th P. M. Source: RuaringFork RiveC Sion nl the. Hotel Aspen. The property is cum- .The Court will hear said MOncrn on the 3O[h Aay of NOVemben 2000 at 8:1.5 o'clock a.m. 012:.00. Fnr blether Information cadet! Julie Ann described as being located 8. 38°50' W: a tlis- N f S A 6 q rp 5 pp p.: /3/1956: Amt: 225.2 A.F.; 209 A.F. manly known as [he Hotel Aspen, and Is located at 110 Wes[ Main Street in the Cit and Tnwnsile y ` , In der Dietrid CovrC Ruom, Garfield Ciiunty Woe. ds, at the Aspen/PI[kin Community Aspen Dev elopmenl Dep[ 130 S Galena St 0 It. fmm [he Ebomer o ec , lance of 10,0 T 9 S.. R. 86 W., o t the 6th P.M. The Baran and absolute and 21.2 A.F. conditional. Use: I pscatorlal recreational and other Domestic of Aspen. The proposal Includes I6 new hotel Courthouse, GlenwooA Springs, Colorado. All ,. persons Aeslrln8 to attend may do sn. , . . . Coomdo (970 9265090. 2I White Ditch-Thorne POnd Enla amen! is divert- B , , benefidal purposes An outline of work tom- units anti 3 altordable housing unite Applications for appointment as Director , PuYdished in he Asixn Times on Odobcr ed at[he head ate of the Bgram and White Ditch 8 plated dutlng the dlllgence perlbd Is Included In For Wr[herlnlormatlon. contact Chris Bandon at the Aspen/Pllkin Community Development will. be accepted Try the District Court until 20L0. (75165) and carried through [he Boram and White Ditch ' the Application. (3 pages). Department 13.0 S. Galena SL, Aspen; CO (970) November I5, 2000. Applications and resumes PUBLIC NOTICE s property Appropriation Date: to Applicant - 31. OOCWIOI (Pitkin County, Roering Fork 920.5072, chrisb~d,aspen:uo.us, maybe sent to the bistric[ Court of GartleW NOTICE. OF ORGANIZATIONAL ELECTION 11/20/1993. Ain!: 1.0 cts. Use: s[drage, stock River, Water DIstiict 38): Applicant Barbara s/Rob Blaidr Chair County, Colorado, at 109 Eighth Slree[, Suite 310. (PROPOSF.U] FIVETREFS watering, recreation, wildlife, Irrlgatlon. aug- Dauphin, c/o Rhonda J. Bazll, Boyd &Bazil, LLP, , Aspen Planning and Zoning Commissloii ClenwoodSprings, Colorado 81601, with copies METROPOLITAN DISTRICT men[aHOn and fire pro[ectiod .The subject 632 E. Hopkins Ave., Aspen, CO 8161! (970) 925 Published In The Aspen Times nn October 2l submttted to the Basalt Water Conservancy PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO water right is used [o fill the Thorne Pond 7p1. Name of structure: Lotawana Well F. Type , 200(1:(75162) -- District ip care of Balcomb& Green, BC., Pos[ NOVEMBER 7, 2000 decreed In Case No. 44CW25. The subject right of appllcatloni APPLICATION FOR ENDING OF Office Drawer 790. ClenwonA Springs, Colorado TO WtIOM IT MAY CONCERN, and p~rti~~- is part of an Integrated water supply fur [he REASUNABLE DILIGENCE AND FOR CHANCE P4 PUBLICNOTICE 81602, at or before Nuveml>er 15, 2000. tarty to the eligible electors of the [PROPOSED] Applicant's properties. See C:R.S. § 37-92- POINT OF DIVERSION. Drainage basin: Roaring NOTICE OF PROPOSEDBUDGET Applidanis must have resided within the District FNETREES METROPOLITAN D75TRICT of the 301(4)(b). In the six Years preceding the flling of Fork Rivet Location: The point of diversion is ASPENCONSOLIDATED SAMTATIOfV DISTRICT Ira apenuD of cote(i)yeaq andhe [Fie owner of Clly of Aspen, County of Pltkln,State of this aPplicatlun, Applicant has diligently purv In the northwest quarter. sopthwes(quarter of Notice is hereby given that the Board of real property within the Division of [he District Colorado. PUBLJC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sued development of the subject conditional Section 23, Township 9 Sodth;Aange245 Wes[ of Direc[ors7or the Aspen ConsolldateA 8anllmion for which appnintnenl is sought Further tutor- that at an organizitiowl election is to beheld nn water right Applicant has diverted the subject the 6th P.M., at a point 2,201 feet north of the District will be considering the adoption of the motion may be obtaineA from [he District's Tuesday, the 7th day of November,'2000. and water right and placed Il to bene(idai use for the south Ifne and 97 feet east of the west section 2001 budget at the regular mee[htg o(the Board counsel. Lori Satterfield at 94S65A(i. [hzt said election shall be conducted as a polling decreed Purposes. The ApDliCdtlon on file with gue~ pgkin County, Colorado. Use: Domestic of Directors scheduled to occur at 5f,5 N. hiili s/8arbara'Mick, Secretary place election. The proposed District is heated the Court con[alns a detailed outline of the work and the Irrlgatlon of up to one acre of lawns anA Street at -0PM on Tuesday, !fie $tii of December. Basal[ Water Conservancy District ~ entirely within the boundaries of Pitkin County: performed during the diligence period. (4 gardens a5 provided in C.R.S. §37-92b02(1)(b). The mer`ting will be open for ptibliC comment CERTIFICATE OP MAILING Those persons who reside in the proposed ' Pages) Type of structure: Well: Amount. 0.033 c.fs. Copies of the budge[ are available for inspection ' 1 hereby certify that on the l1. day of CCtober District and are eligible to vote may vote on 2A. OOCW 189 CARHF.LD COUNTY, ROARING Appropriation Date: April I5. 1987. FIRST at the Disfdd offices located at $fi5 N.. MITI 2000. 1 placed a [efts and correct copy of the November 7, 2000. at their respe<dive precinct FORK RNER. J.R. McCarthy, P.O. Box 5133, CLAIM (Diligence): The application contains a Street Any InteresteD elector maylns0ect the finegging and attaclmD Notice in the United Pn11in3 Places as determined by the Clerk and Snowmass Village, CO, c/n Mark E. Hamlitoq - detailed description of the activities performed budget and file any objections to the budget al States "mail, postage ircpaid. addressed M:' Recorder of Pitkin County. Eligible electors for Esq., Caloia fir Haupt. F.C., 1204 Grand Ave., during the diligence period. SECOND CLAIM theDistflct offices. Tlie Board of County Commissioners orGJr(ieltl this election who do not reside within, the Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (970) 9AS-6067. (Change in Point of Diversion): Proposed Published In The Aspen Times ar October 21 County, Colorado Garfield County CourO imse, boundaries of the proposed District and own Appllcatlon for PinAing of Reasonable Diligence. change: Applicant seeks to change the point of 2000: (75153) IO'1 Eighth Street: Glenwood Springs, CU f 1607 Property within the proposed District are here- Name of structure: Patton Weli No. I. Orig. diversionior this well to the northeast quarter PUBLIC NOTICE The Bnzrd of Couirty Commissioners bf Pitkin by notifieA that your only polling place will be al F M A C l d d h Decree. lI 27/1985, A4CW3fl5, Dist Court. W:rter / southeast quarter, Sedlon 22, Township 9 . ' ' ' oloraAo Pitkin Cowity Courihov: e, 506 County C 530 aln Street, s en, o urn o, an t at ast P Div. No. 5. Lxationi Lot i8', Sec 32, T 7 S R. 87 South, Range 85 Wes[ of the 6th EM:, 2$00 feet PLEASF. I AKE NOTICE: Tlmt the Boar(1 nl County , Fast Ma n Street Aspen, CO RIG71 you may vote by absemce ballot. W. of the 6tM1 P.M., at a point 2A50 R: N of [heS. Crony the South section line and 70 fee[ from the CommisslMners of Pitkin County ColuraAo, at a The Roar(i u( County Commissioners of Eagle Eligible electors who wish to vote by Ifne and 165010 W. of the E. Ifne of sild Sec. 32. east section ilne. (4 pages) ~ spedal meeting nn September 13, 2000, avA County. Colorado, Pos[ Office Rox 850. Ea!'e, CO absentee ballot may make a request for an appli- Sourte: Roaring Fork Riv.. !rib. to Colo. Riv. ` 34.000W 194 APPLICATION TO CORRECT CLER- after a duly-nmice<I public hearing, adopteA the g1fi11 cation for an absentee ballot orally ur in writing '13 c.ls:, Approp. dates 11/2fi/1984. Amount: 00 ICAL ERROR OF: BRIDGE. DAILY aritL YVONNE fPlinwing Onlinance: ' ' The Town of Carbgndala 511 Colorado A evue, fo the Pitkin County Clerk and Recorder a Office, cund Uses. domeshc, livestock watering, lire DALLY IN GARFIELD COUNTYCO: Name, AN ORDINANCE QI' THC BOARD OT C(1UMI t ` . Carbondale CO RI623 530 East Main, Street, k101. Aspen, Colorado protection, lawn and garden Irrigation. An out- address anA telephone number of Applicants, COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY C01. , The Town ol'Bgsal( 101 Midlznd Avenue, ['.asap. 81511, telephone nwnber 970.920.5180, not later ' Iineof workeompleted duringthediligenca pert- Bruce and Yvonne Dally, 029A RUedI Cn RtiaD. ORADOAPPROVINC THE ACQULSITION OP GER- C08162f (hen 4:(IOp.m. on Friday, November3, 2000. T he od is included in the A licatlon. a es PP (3 P q ) Basalt CO 81621 c/o Billie Burchb2ld, Attorney, TAIN PROPERTY ON SMUGGLER MOUNTAIN BY -- .:- .. _.. s/ Nicole King a Ilcalion for an absentee hallo( shall be mzde PD 25. OOCWI88 GARFlEFD COUNTY, ROARING ' 8 O. Box 475, Pamchote CO R1fi3S (970) 285- GIFT AND BY PURCHASEFROM HART $V RAID ~ Publi. hid m the Aspen Times Octobe I. 2g, in writing or by tax (teletax number 970.920- FORK"RIVER. Teller Springs Homeowners 7990, Name of Structure: Monty's Slicing, WIN II AND Al1TFIORI7.ING BOND SALES FOR November 4, 2000. (7e 158) 519!), using the applicaion form Tarnished by Assodatkin, Inc., c/o Mark E. Hamilton, Fsy.. pecreed legal description of Pmnt of diversipm. SPECIPIFD OPEN $PAGE ACQUISITI(1N5 ._ ' the Pitkin Qiunty Clerk anA Recorder <Office or Caloia & Haupt eC., 1204 Grand Ave., Glenwood In Case Nu. 94CWOIR, the court entered a Ruling C"Pies of the full text of tpe Ordinance are avail PURL-IC NOT ICIi in the form of a lettea which Induces the appli Springs, CO Ri6(11 (970) 94%057. Applicaton Iucaiing the Monlv's Spring in the SEI/4SWI/A able for piiblid Inspediou during regularbnsl- Opportunity to Commrin cants signature; residence azldress, date of for Finding of Reasonabie,Dil ce. Names of structures: Teller Springs li'zle~jtch No. I Sec 6, T 8 S.. R. 84 W, of !fie 6th P M. at a point IA30 feet from the South Ilse and 320 feet from nays hours in the Office of the Clerk and Recorde¢ 5:40 Czs[ Main Street Suite 101, Aspen. Snowmacs Skt Area Summer Proieds The Aspen. RnngeP District ixsoliciting Iobllc ryirth, !fie address to which the ballot is io be mailed, anA the name d the District Absentee to Kaiser and Sievers Ditch and' Tefid/Springs the West line of sa'd Sec. 6 Numbers of iFUe cis- Colorado RI611.BIiime (970) 920.5157. comments nn a proposal fmni the Snowma^s SW ° " ballots may he returned to the above mentioned Extension Ditch No. 2 to Kaiser and Sievers lances Irom section lines was transposed in the ' ' Jeanette Junes, Deputy County Clerk Area requesting approvalf Yo consM d a . ' - locatlon between the hoursd 8:30 a. m. cad A:30 Ditch. Orig. Decree (both structures): aPPllcation/ruling. Actual Ideation of Monty's Puhbshed in The Aspen Timis bn October 21, Yenide Mainlenande Pa<ility) Q, MF) in the ~idn p,m. through November 6. 2000, entl fmmT.f10 09/09/199A, 93CW27A, IASI. Court Water Die No. Spring is in the SEI/45W I/A Sec. 6. L A S., k. RA 2000 (75168) ItY of themid+nountain Clk (:amp Base are:.. and a. m. to 7:00 p.m, on Novemlaor 7, 2(Ip0 (election 5. Location: the point ul dversion for Extension No. ] is the Kaiser and S avers Ditch adjacent to Rd 109 h C d b d W, of the 6th P.M at a point 320 It fmm the 80. Bne and 7430 ft Cron the W Ifne of said Sec. 5. PUBLIC NOTICE. a "snowmaking water storage Pond nee the Ipwer lerninai of the Sheer Bliss lift in'a 'mm- rally occurring depressino. day). At said election them will b« submitted to th ll ibl r f the ro u ed District the l t ount an oun er [ e common y. Y Source water is a spring Crib. to Ruedi Crk; trlb. h lk W l l t f l a e e e e ec o s o s g P P between Aspen Clen P.U.D. and !tie Teller In Frying Pan River. Amount daimed:0033 cos m> V l oot r nt wm T e E C ad d 1 Y P ' following ballot issues znd questions as certified Springs Subdivision more specifically described awanled absolute in Cnse No 9ACWOIfl amF enenmpv<s a site approximately one-acre ;fze, to the Clerk and Recorder d Pitkin County, as a point in [he SWt/4 0l the NEI/4 of Sec. 13, T calmed is unchanged. Date previously decreed: with a building footprint takingup aDDroxln ate- Colorado: 7 S., R. 89 W. of the 6th P. M., whencetfie Nlj4 July I8, 1994'. Uses remain unchanged as ly 12.000 square feet out of the total size. The - Referendum $D Corner of Said Sec. 136ears N. 23°11'14"W. 2,110 -37-92- decreed in 94CW78 asset forth in C.Ft.S. $. facility would also Incorporate uP to 100,000 qai Ions of nnrlergroiinri Ina! storage for winter "Shall the FlveTrees Metropolitan District he " feet. The point uF diversion for Extension Nn. 21s in the ditch below the outlet structure of A<pen 502. Name/address of owner of land nn which A l 2 sm,w ! t P . t unv An .x atlnN Iw;l ernraq• n anlzcAY rR VCS Glen lake No. 11 more specifically described as the water rights are located are. pp icants. ( a es D g ) str,:n n r if r prop n 1 aR w mIA Ir elth•r f NO a cot in [he 8E1/4 of the NEt/4 0l Sec. 13. T. 7 Po 36. OOCW/98 Pitkin County; fsyidal River, Its .cosy A r I raMd t a < 1 , a nh axe o x sting I rate m anA b fwd » rit r»R ~ ImiM N n f IWO Ulr. a re I J rout rh• next n 8 1X a 5., R 89 W. of the 6th PM., whence the NI/4 ' Greenwald Children's Irrevocable Trust. c/o Di« m» L. el »fv, v8anici0on f i 2 12 D Comer of said Sec. 13 bears N. 43'11 W. 2.350 Leavenworth & Tester. P.C.. P.O. Drawer 2030. ` With Chang«z M Section TNtl-250 I;N I pP«r Th«. pr rpn<°A YMF u ui t .41 ., rt cure«nt l. lrf a N rgani> A } Stw ^ P mf w feet. Source: the source for Extension No. 1 is f r nd Si ver Ditch the source th K i for Glenwxd SDrings. CO 81502. applRatinn Frying Pan Va0•y Turley. IPOer & •13 to read one Ir•h and th« aAm mstiau « olfirn at the UaviA Censure, o . e a se a e s which is the Crystal River-alt return Roki Onding of Reasonable Diligence .Fame nl simr tyre: Pamalinda Spring and Pipeline: Data )rt `places Ior !Fie retailing of q ,rris.l m:i«A Vr qm fl and tacY.l sh rPe. and s m r « al store Y hnsF r l Fan H 11, aM r MA a r •n« rmtra4 4 < env rat eta im ar » Ior Nimn q R d grr"'min Nrrt• (rn 'fHPFF. (Nr. N a to act r AA th• ar. seepage and other infiltration into the Kaiser ' on nal decree: Se !ember 1R, 1972, m Case No. qi P ' . bus n«ssrsand D bli< uses rl at s«rv« the real .. .. . op«nar .,ns. enA regular «I•rm m hi G NIA. ff It . Dkbb r Ix organized.) and 54evers Ditch are also tlalmetl. The source W'-528, in the District Court in and Ior \\ aier and recreaU coal nahrro o(Ih \ailw--. The >ha«r BIiSS worse r r»v, pnnA ooiA ut4 K«.in Patrick for Extension No. 2 is water that exits Aspen Division No. 5. Locatbn: The spring is Iucate0 N rote n(Pablic Nearing p rF I shop n The A 1>" 1 ., tw a ninirally rx i r nq A«pr«ss nx imme- Frank (.nlAxmith Glen lake No. 11 which is tilled by the Kaiser on the Applicant s p! ^ tv. in the Snviheastl/1 T'm«s nn th Mh lit' f Sift .r Ere L(NNI.! f s rl ar ly axe / th Cat in T a I a ,rl V rt nth D»v d W 1'arkn and Sievers Ditch. the sources of which are the of rho 8outhwrst I, A rl W.nen 11, Tpwnxhip 9 .,f Ihr Ioli I N of th« Ordinen . net a rdlnl b P,r rd~rnnt Ilj e( O,« .>h« .r P,I n I er b(i r«rrninal. ~4e^dnm 5E same as for Extensirm No. 1 (obeys). Apprnp, South. Range RR WesCoi th• 5fh P.M., at a point public: insp«ct i.m !taring r R rte Alic« hr nhld Jrar•r br fill rtr•. xro 1 V 1Ma r.nd•1 b• rnp F3YET HG£S MF'ff!OPid ffAH DI4'I klrf "hI1A1 I dates (both slrucures): 10'0771983. Amounts whence the Soa!h 'Quarter Corner of sm7 : th« rrlfic« of th• Clerk anA H a4.r i:A E Maln ~ plied Irnm the erisiinq xnrrwmakinR nysrarn that . ANb BY TAKES P.F: INCHF ASf.U 4GFLlNNr (v dNN (each stmRUre): 6.0 cis., cond. L'se (Mth Section 33 Hars Spvth RS'Si'A5- Fast 872.22 g,. As Colorado RIf7 i Phrirw /371 92r1 ~' ) draws at r it m .'.n wmass Cr««.k. as w•II axe , TFfP SAME AMrN R AS AOPI4TFJ) FOR I.4PIJi" stmctures : im anon of AO acres Ixatedin the 8 feet Source: A spring irfhiatary tri fFe Crystal " 51 R!/. small tvamity of xmppl«m«nral warn Irrrm th•i ! r{ TION PLUS ANSUAi, I. N:Ah ROWITI IN F,ACfI 81/4 of Sec. 12 anA the NI/A of See 13in T. 7 S., RNer. Apprnprlatinn dale: OcteMr 15, 19fi9. . I«»n«n¢ tenrx, fwpvty (.aunty CI•rk Wext Fmk M Rnnh Creek. 40P.SF OIIf`rt flhCAi YPAR'f1lf:HflAFfF:k,.4r ICH R 89 W. dthe 6th P.M.: in Garth-N Grmty. CO. - _. _ r SaturdaySunday, Octoher 14-15, 2000 • The Aspen Times 13-C Cornmisslon sum- nin anA Zonin h Pl f OF ASPEN VILLAGE ROAD FROM THC COL Land Surveyor WILL RE HELD AT 9 A.M. ON SATURDAY, OCTP g g an o t e NT OF TRANSPORTA'ITON ORADO DEPARTMf PLS 24662 BER 1Q 2000, AT THE LIBRARY PLA7.A. ITEMS PUBLIC NOTICE tiered A6, series 0120110. For further information contact .lulls Ann . Resolution k _-(b `' '- ' '' " ~ ' DRAPE " INCLUDE IA. BICYCLES, GATEWAY COMPUTERS RE: TWO MOON SUBDNISION (RAYBURN) 1041 at the Aspen/ 'Pitkln 'Community Woods RECITALS p Co les of the full text of the Ordinance are & OTHER F,QUIPMENT COLOR PRINTER (NOT HAZARD REVIEW & MAJOR PLAT AMENDMENT , Development Dept. 130 5. Galena St, Aspen, 1. ht conjunction with State Highway R2 improve- available for public inspection Irom R:30 to 4:30 WORKING), WATCH, BRACELET RING. CLOTH- . (P114-00) Colorado (970) 920.5090. men[s at Aspen VIIVage, the Colorado in the Office of the Clerk and Recorden 530 East ING ITEMS, 6 PAIR SKIS, PLUS MISCF,LLANEOUS NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing published in The Aspen Times on October 14, Department of Transportation ("CDOT") Main Street, Aspen, Colorado 8161! Phone: 970. ITEMS. INSPECTION BY 830 A.M., AUCTION wlil be held on November I5, 2000 a[ a regular pppp, (781¢7) acquired a O.fi21 acre parcel. of property at 9'LO-SI811 WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M: meeting to begin a[ 3:00 PM or as soon there- Aspen Village. On this property; CDOT con- Published inthe Weekend Ediiinn of The Aspen TRRMS Of SALE alter a, the conduct of business allows, before PUBLIC NOTICE - - structed the lower portion of an access road Times on Octolaer 14, 2000: (731.35) 1. All Items sold as Is. ' the Board of County Commissioners, F'laza One Of into Aspen Village. CDOT hag requested that tlils property he 2 PUBLIC NOTICE 2. All sales Iinal. 3. Sales tax of 8.2'~ will be assessed on all pur- Conference Room, 530 E: Main SL, Aspen to con- sider an application submitted by Don Rayburn, DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL Notice is hereby given to the general public of . translerted to Pitkln County. GIX)T has tendered to the h• m!y a Qui[ 3 NOTICF.OF Pl16LIC HEARING. N 1 g l h mm chases. A. All items must be paid for at the Hme of the reques[{ng lOAI Hazard Review and Major. Plat Amendment approval to recontlgure two lots the approval of a site specific development plug and the creation of a vested property right par- . Claim Deed iqr a parcel of land containing 0.52 i' acres more or less and as more fully describeA Colonel; w11 Count sslone of Pdki Co Y consider the following Ordinance at the Board's auction. - S. All items must be removeddmmediately afte5,.~ and their building envelopes. The property is suanCto the Land Use Code of the CI[y of A<pen Colorado Revised Article 68 d Title 24 in exhibit A of the Qus[ CI»Im,Deed at[acheJ regular meeting on Wednesday, October 25, 2000 R 1 Il the sale. L '~ r located at 0178 Twining Flats Road across HI hwa 82 Irom Coi Point Ranch and is g y y , , an Statutes; pertalning to the fgllowing'Aescribed hereto as Exhibl(1 and inmrpoiated by [his7ef- n e oom, st ooa at 2:W p.m., Plaza 1 Meeting Courthouse Annex, Bulldfng. 530 East Main 6. Payment terms: '.>' cashier's check travel +++Cash money order 1 ^ o ed th a i - ro er[ North I/2, nl lots R &B, Blutk 35, City by resolution of e anrlpTOwnshe of Aspen ere c . 4~ It Is in the publi<mterest ro accept this deed. Street. Aspen ColoraP O, at whi~ tP~e and place a d b bl , , , err checks, and local checks will be accepted f [h SE 14, the NW I A e NE t 4 tfie 4 of / / / / ~ , Planning and Zoning Commission numbered 5, NOW, THEREFORE, bE R ORDAINED, ic ma a ear n e alf members of [he u d with proper IdentificaHOn (roust present two ' NE I/4 of the SW 1/4 and in the SE 1/A of the NW series of 2000 that tpe Quit Claim Deed from [M1e Department of hear : ORDINANCC OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- s forms of ID-one photo ID such as Driver 1/4 of Section I6, Township 9 South, Range 85 The application/resolution West of the 6th PM For further information contact Julie Ann N "' l Trans ortation, Slate of C[riorado to Pitkln P County Is accepted andthat the chair is autho- MVSSIONf,RS OF FITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO ' License, and a major credit card.) - ryotice Check Writes- . are available for public Inspection in the n Commp ty y/oods, at the Aspen/ Pitk Development Dept. 130 S. Galena Sh Aspe^. razed to sign the Deed and any other documents' f ACCEPTMG A TRAFLEASEMENT ACROSS NLD BY I101:Y CROSS ELECTRIC LANDS O IP YOU ARE UNABLE TO PROVIDE IDF.NTIFICA- ~ Community Development Department. City Hall, en CO ft161I Galena SL As 130 S Colorado (970) 921F5090. l4 t b T A Ti O ter necessary [o Iinalize this transaction, a approval of the form of such documents by the W COMPA'Ni' AND GRANTING A DTR.ITY EASE• OF PAY- TION AS BTATED ABOVE AT THF. TIME MENT, YOUR CHECK WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED . , p . For further information, contact Gabe Preston at , mes on o er. spen c Published in he pppp_ (751A6) County Attorney. QUIT CLAJM DEED MF,NT ACROSS STEIN RIVERSIDEPARK Copies of the proposed Ordinance are available AND THE ITEMS(S) WILL BE R&AUCTIONED. puhlished in The Aspen Times September 30, (910) 920.8092. Jeanette Jones V ~ PUBLIC NOTICE THIS DEEb made'Mis _ day of _ , 2000 ' for publrc Inspection during regular business October 7, 14, 2000. (78077) Deputy County Clerk /~ RE: ANNUAL EVALUATION OF THF. TRANSFF,R- ABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS PROGRAM OF TRANSPQRTA- between the DEPARTMEM "TION STATE OF COLORADO, of the City anA hours in the Office nl the Clerk and Recorder. 530 East Main Streeq Aspen, Colorado 81611 PUBLIC NOTICE Board of County Commissioners NOTICE IS HEREBY'CNEN that a pn6lic hearing .'County of Denver and the Date of Colorado, Phone (970) 920.5157 RESOLUTION NO 106. Published in The Aspen Times on October 14, well be held on November 15, 2000 at a regular Grantor and and the BOARD OF COUNTY COM- Jeanette Jones (Series of 2(100) 200(1. (78143) meeting to begin a[ 3:00 PM or as soon there- MISSIONF,RS OF'PITKIN COUNTY. COLORADO, Deputy County Cietk ' A RESOLUTION Op THE CITY COUNCIL OF after as the conduct of business allows, before 'and whose legal address 530 Fast Main $freet. Published In The Aspen Times, Weekend ASPEN, COLORADO, RELATIVE TO THE PETI- PUBLIC NOTICE [he Board of County Commissioners, Plaza One Aspen, Colorado. 81611, Grantee: Edition, on October IA, 2000. (78139) TION FOR ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY TO THE NLY KNOWN AS THF K NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEN TO THE GENERAL Aspen for the 830E Main Sh Conference Room WITNESSETH : ' . CITY OF ASPEN, COMMO ' the Board of 2000 PUBLIC On Se [ember 27 p , , tion of the Transferable v l l That the Gsntors, for and in considers- PUBLIC NO FICF IAL GGM- "BAR/X RANCH"; FINDING BUBSTAM , , Counly Commissioners of Pi[kin County, L 1 2 2 00 annua e a ua Development RlghtY program'. The Board will faun of Ten.DOllars anA other good and valuable , the receipt and soil dency of 'consideration `NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: That the Board of County PLIANCE WITH SECTION 3I-12-107(1) C.R.S.: pSTpgLLSHINGADATE, TIME, AND PEACE FORA , grant 9 - 0 Colorado. adopted Resolution ng approval for reinstatement of vested real evaluate the effectiveness of the program, A Staff memoiandom will tie avaflabie on , which is hereby acknowledged, have remised, Commissioners of PRkin County, Coorado, will Ordinance at the Board's nslArr the followin c PUBLIC HEARING TO DETERMINE COMPWANCE R 31 12 108 C S property rights for the'GYa ; Lot 3: h 'November !0; 2000 for public inspection in the released, sold, conveyeA and QUITCLAIMED Its successors and assigns unto the Grantee g o regular meetng on Wednesday, Octoher 25.2000 . - - , . .; WITH SECTIONS 31-12-104 AND AUTHORI7.ING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF : The subject prof West Soptls Mountain Ranc erty is hot 3 of the West Sopris Ranch Community Development Department, Cily Hali, Aspen CO Rlfii 1 For further alena SL 130 S C , , forever, without warranty, the real pmpery, at 2:00 p. m., Plaza I Meeting Room, 1st Ooor, 3 F M i SAID HEARING; AND AUTHORI7,INC THF. INSTI ' $ubdivisiina. This approval of a site specitlc d e d e . , , . intormatlon, contact Cindy Houben at (970) 920. together with inggovemenis, if any, situate, lying and being in the County of Pitkln and the ast a n Gmrthouse Nmex Building 5 0 Street, Aspen, Colorado, at which time and place T•, TION OF 7.ONING PROCF,UURESFOR IAND 7NE ARCA PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED. prop rty es a v ste development plan Inclu right pursuant to Title 24, Ar[ide 68. CRS. 8pgy, .leauette Junes State of Colorado <lescnbe[I as follows: alEmrmbers of the psiblic may appear and be , WHEREAS, on September 6. 2000, one hun ` Jeanette .tones Deputy County Clerk A portion nl Aspen Village Road and more Iuliy described in F,xhibit A heard: AN ORDINANCE Of TI1E BOARD OF COUNTY Bred percent of the owner of certain property sihmte adjacent to the houndaries of the City of Deputy County Clerk Published in The Aspen Times on October 11, Board of County Commissioners Published in The Aspen Times on October IA; atlachetl hereto and made a par! hereof. TO HAVE, ANDTO HOLD the same, [ogeth- COMMISSIONERS Of PITKIN COUNTY, COL ORADO"ARPROVING THE ACQUISITION -OF Aspen did file with the CI[y Clerk of the City of gspen a Petition (or Annexation of territory M 2000. (78137) 2000.(75141) er with all and singular the appurtenances and PLANIGAN PROPERTY ON SMUGCLF.R MOHN- the City ul Aspen, whereby real property PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE. `privileges theteonto belonging or in anywise THIN RY GIFT AND BY PURCHASE AND PROVI0. described In said Pehtion for Annexation, is NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CENF.RAL NOTICE OF THE FILING OF A PF,TITION FOR . thereunto appertaining ail the estate right Btle, JNG A SUOPLF,MENTAIi BUDGET APRROFRIA- being petitioned for annexaion totfie City of PUBLIC: On September 27, 20W, the Board of INCLUSION OFREAL PROPERTY IN THE ASPEN Jnlerest anddaim whmsoevec of the Granror, TION THERf.EOR Aspen; and County Commissioners of Pi[kin Count' CONSOLIDATED SANITATION DISTRICT either in law or equity, to the only proper use,' Copies M the purposed Ordinance are available WHEREAS, the City Clerk of the Clty nt Colorado, adopted Resolution 1932000, deter- The Board of Directors of the Asperi benebt and behoof of the Grantee, Its soccer- for public inspection during regidar business Aspen has referred the aforesaid petiti^n as a mining TAat denial of a remslatement of vested Consolidated Sanitation Disgkl hereby gives sots and assigns forever. hours N the Office of the Clerk and RecoMeq communication to the City Council for appropri- rigt ~-~ - -- - ~- - ~ " ~ "-"-' ate action to determine if the Petition is sub- sist stantially in compliance with Section 31-12-107, Gra C.RS.: and , Ran WHEREAS, the petition, including accom- Sop panying <oVies of ten annexation maps, have ' site s Office and been reviewed by the City Attorney pro the City Engineer and found by them to contain CR: the intormatlon prescribed and set lorth in para- graphs (c) and (d) of subsection (1) of Sedlon 31-12-107. C.R.B.; aiid Put WHEREAS, one hundred percent (100%) of P00, the owners of the affecteA property have con- _ sented'to annexation of their property to the City of Aspen; and Ple WHEREAS. the City Cyuilcil did authorize Cor ;he Mayor to execute a certain Pte-annexation 200 agreement relating to the property proposed for annexation, subject to the !anal setdement of }'y- CertAIn IPRn1 A<tion<; An(i '~" '""a "" OR NIh01S SecJkm 31-I2-107Q)(R) C,.iE.S., BEI mandates that the ffiy of Aspen inltlate mmeka- tlon proceedings in acconlan<e with Sections' 31-12-I(IR to :SI-l2-11U, CR.S., whenever a petl- Crq tine istiled porsoantto subsection (1) of Section ave 3142-107, C.R.S: the NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 4:T, 7HF. CITY COUNCILpF THE CITY OF ASPEN, ' Pul COIARADO: 20( Section 7 That the Petition for Annexation of territi. ry to the City of Aspen is hereby IoonA and NO Determined to be in substantial compliance with tha the provisions of subsection (I) of Section 31-t2- pf 107, G.R.$. i apt Section 2 ert That the Cily Covndi hereby [letermines de that it shall hold apublic hearingtodetermineif the the proposed annexation mmplles with 7/q Sections 31-12-IM and 31-12-105. C.R.S., and M We establish whether or not said area is eligible for me annexation pursomrt to the Municipal su; Annexation Act of 1965, as amended: said hear- B[a inR to be held at a regular meeting of the City s/L Council of the Cily uFAspen a[ 5:00 o'do<k p.m. Pit nn The 23rd [lay of October, 201N1, In Council poi, Chambers at City Hall, 130 S. C,alenn, Aspen, 2q Cvlorado Rlfiil. (A date which. is not less than thirty days or morethan sikly days after the. NC effective date of [his resolution). IN( Section 3 'That the City Clerk shall give public no!' CO ~ as Iolluws: Acopy of this resolution shall coJ Th Co tote notice that on the Riven date and at hoc' nn' given time and place set by the City Councih the h aid poi res- earing upon s City Council shall hold a lio ^1u11on of the City of Aspen lirr Iho purpose of Co determining and landing whether the area pnr- sal posed to he annexeA meets the applicable ' Pa L- requirements n[ Sectbre 31-12-10A and 31-1 de 1115, C,R.S:, and is c[insidered eligible for annex- Lo atlon. Said notice soul! be published once a ' Ro week for lour consecutive weeks in anewspaper Lo of general circulation to the area proposed to be Lo annexed. The first publication M such notice Ro shall be at least thirty days prior to the Aate of A I the hearing. The Prue! of publication of the res- ov elution shall be returned when the puhiVCation ps is completeQ. and the certificate of the owner, 56 eAi[on or manager of the newspaper in which op said notice is published shell be proof thereof. A m copy of the resolution and petiUrns as lilal, shah Cc also be sent by reglslered mail by the clerk to inl the Pitkln COUnty Board of County st: Commissioners and to the County Attorney of 'pe Pitkln County and to the Aspen School District Tt at least twenty days prior [o the date Iixed Tar lit such hearing. ' to SeMlon A th That pursuant [p Section 31-t2-I i6, C f.~ DI r ~ t a i 1 as e zoo ng Procedu es wRh egm.. a9 priT PPro a ar the territory proposed to be annexeA, anA io DI prepare anA thnraaltcr submit an annr.xnuan in `Impact mpurt in ac<nrciance wiUr Srrlinn I51IG~ th I(IRB. C.H,S., Irr rbr•. I'Okin Cnvnty Bnxnl of d CoontyGimmissionerx »i le»sflwrmry IWe ('2i) B' deya prior w the date sal»blished tar a public C haring. S IM1-i'kODUCF.U, READ ANU AIN)t>IY:D Iry the City fwnmcii of the Pity of Axprin rm rtre I 1 ib A»y rrl YVr!mrtrr 2VNN1. F Rachr•.I V;, Ri<harA», Mayrn I. Y,»ttvyn S. Krrh, dnFy »pfrdnteA »nrl »~ b • ing City (aurk Ao <edl(y that the Inrr;goinR {a a true and a<mtrate arpy nt that resohnirm »Mpr. M try Iho r;ity Crnrn<il nl the CHY M Asprn, GAOraAn, at a me 11nR helA on the Aay herrirv aMrve atatnl. Kathryn S. Krrh City Clerk PnMishM in Th Aspen Times September 23,:/). (MnM 7, IA. 2rg0, (7ARI1) ' .; ,~ ASPEN/PITKIN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT-DEPARTMENT 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Phone (970) 920-5090. FAX (970)920-5439 MEMORANDUM TO: Attorney Zoning Engineer -hourly Wildlife Biologist CSFS Stone Road Association FROM: Brian McNellis, Community Development RE: Graves Reinstatement of Vested Rights and Minor Amendments to Development Permits 2465-153-00-006 P103-00 DATE: August 16, 2000 Attached for your review and comments are materials for an application by Lauren Crraves. This application will be reviewed by the Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners.. Please return your comments to me September 18, 2000. PLEASE RETURN APPLICATION MATERIALS TO COMMUNTTY DEVELOPMENT IF YOU HAVE NO FURTHER NEED` Off' TIIE141. " '.. ... _ Thank you. ~. ~ .~, May 3, 2001 ~~ MAY 0 7 201 ASPEN / PI7KIN Pitkin County Community Development Department C®MMUNlTY DEVELOPMENT ATTN: LANCE CLARKS. 130 South Galena Street Aspen, CO 81611 Dear Lance: I am currently in the process of removing the structures that are on my property, Lot 8, West Sopris Mountain Ranch. The Roaring Fork Conservancy; The Carbondale Clay Center and several private patties have each expressed very serious interest in the structures. I have located a mover who can begin the process of removing the structures on May 19. It has not been safe to remove the structures during the winter months, and I am still concerned aboutwinter- weather conditions on the Stone Road affecting the transport. I am confident that by the end of May, there will be a sufficient window of time to safely remove the structures. Therefore, I am requesting a 30-day extension on the condition of approval, which requires me to remove the structures by May 1, 2001. I appreciate your time and consideration of this matter. Best Regards, Lauren Graves ASPEN/PTTKIN C~:/IIVIUNITYbE~ELOPMENTbEPARTIV~N7` 130 S. Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 (970) 920-5090 FAX # (970) 920-5439 August 16, 2000 Lauren Graues PO Box 163 Waverly, AL 36879 Re: Graues Reinstatement of Vested Rights and Minor Amendments to .Development Permits P103-00 Deaz Lauren, The Planning Office has completed its preliminary review of the captioned application. We have determined that this application is complete. After a more detailed review of the submittal information, additional information specific to the application may be requested in order to adequately review and process the application. The planner in charge of the review will request the information from you directly. We have scheduled this application for review at a public hearing by the Board of County Commissioners, Plaza One Conference Room, 530 E. Main St., Aspen, on Wednesday, September 27, 2000 at a meeting to begin at 3:00 P.M. Should this date be inconvenient for you, please contact me within 3 working days of the date of this letter. After that the a ends date will be considered final and chan es to the schedule or tablin of the a lication y g p g y g_ g , PP will onl be allowed for unavoidable technical roblems. The Frida before the meetin date we vvdl call to inform you that a copy of the memo pertaining to the application is available at the Planning Office. We have forwarded a copy of this application to the Colorado State Forest Service for referral comments. Please contact them directly at (970) 248-7325 to arange for payment of their fees. Comments will not be released until payment is received. Please note that it is your responsibility to post a public notice sign on the property at least fifteen days prior to the hearing (and remove it within one week after) and to mail notice to all adjacent property owners at least 30 days prior to the hearing with the return address of the Community Development Department (copy of notice to be obtained from the Community Development Department): The names and addresses shall be those on the current tax records of Pitkin County as they appeared no more than 60 days prior to the date of the public hearing. Please submit the enclosed Affidavit of Notice by Posting & Mailing as proof of compliance with the Code at the hearing. If you have any questions, please call Brian McNellis, the planner assigned to your case, at 920-5099. Sincerely, Tenley Taylor Administrative Assistant ,~ August 6, 2001 Lauren Graves P.O. Box 163 Waverly, AL 36879 RE: Lot 8; West Sopris Creek Ranch Dear Lauren: Condition No. 12 of Resolution No. 193-2000 related to Lot $, West Sopris Creek Ranch, required that certain non-permitted`striactures be removed from the property in a timely manner. - It is my understanding that these structures have recently been removed. Since you kept my office continuously apprised of your progress, the fact that the specified date for removal was not met in no way jeopardizes the remainder of the development approval contained in Resolution No. 193-2000, aril it is stilt ih full force and effect. Sincerely, Lance Clarke, AICP `-'~!`°`~ ~~"L ~/ Assistant Director a !1996 01:18 3348870937 LAUREN GRAVES PAGE 01 r. i {' August 3, 2001 TO: LANCE CLARISE COUNTY PLANNING DEPUTY DIRECTOR FR: LAUREN GTtAVES 2 pages including this cover page Please ca11334-887-0936 if all pages are not xeceived Lance,. _ l I arz= ` ~ ,:c arty ideas, but if you think this is ok, T would appreciate it if you could fax sometging like this back to lne at your earliest convenience at 334-887-093lease feel free to'call me with atzy other ideas at my home, 334-887-0936. ~, Thank you for your consideratiott, ~~~~ Lauren~Graves i a ....;~ j. `s s '4/1996 01:16 3348870937 LAUREN GRAVES PAGE 02 S A { 3 b August 3, 2003 Lauren C3raves P.O. 130 163 Waverly, AL 36879 ~n ~~~ Dear Lauren, 1`\ Per your request, I am providing you with a statement in writing regarding the removal of ~ the structures on Lot 8, West Sopris Creek ltaucla, Pitkin County, Colarado. I The removal of the structures, though behind schedule, was dose with communication with Pitldn County, and the approvals as grained in Resolution No. 193-2000 are in full y force a~ad effect, and have not been jeopardized by the tardy removal of the structures. Sinrn-- -r. Lance Clarke County Planning Deputy Director f~ y 1 JUL-24-2000 MON 01 30 PM FAX N0. . ° ~"" . P. _-OZ I I ASPENlPIT~TN - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTIV~NT Agreement~'or P4~m~at of itkin Cot~rtty Develop --~,~ me_, nt Ann ticat,~g. PITKIN COUNTY (hereinafter COUNTY) and ~~1 a R ~/ ~,,z~ ~S (hereinafter APPLICANT) AGREE AS FOLLOWS; 1. APPLICANT has ,.. . to COUNTY an application for {hereinafter, THE PRO.I~CT), na : ~- • =•~.•• •.• .• :--..:?- - ..APPLICANT understands and agrees that Pitkin County Resolution: No. 96-52 establishes a fee structure for Planning applications and the payment of ._.- ----•all processing fees is a condition precedent to a determination- of--application-- ~------- completeness- 3. APPLICANT and COUNTY agree that because of the size, nature or scope of the proposed project, it is not possible at this time to ascertain the full extent of the costs involved in processing the application, APPLICANT' and COUNTY further. agree that it is in the interest of the parties to all APPLICANT' to make payment of an initial deposit and to thereafter permit additional costs to be billed to APPLICP NT on a monthly basis. APPLICANT agrees ha will be benefited by retaining greater cash liquidity and will make additional payments upon notification by the COUNTY when. they are necessary as costs are incurred. COUNTY agrees it will be benefited through the greater certainty of recovering its full costs to process APPLICAN':'s application. 4. COUNTY and APPLICANT further agree that it is impracticable for COUNTY staff to complete processing or present sufficient information to the Planning Commission and/or Board of County Comrriissioners to enable the Planning Commission and/or Board of County Commissioners to make legally required findings for project approval, unless current billings are paid in full prior to decision. JUL-24-2000 NON 01 30 PN FAX N0. P 03 ~' ! ,~ ;.:;r:~: _~~ .,. .:vFj.L' ..4.~ 5, Therefore,.. APPLICANT agrees that in consideration .~,.. COUNTY'S waiver of its right to collect full fees prior to a determination of application completeness, APPLICANT shall pay an initial deposit in the amount of$ L,a~which is for hours of PIanning staff time, and if recorded costs exceed the initial deposit, APPLICANT shall pay addit oval monthly billings to COUNTY to reimburse the COUNTY foz the processing of the application mentioned above, including post approval review. Such periodic payments shall be made within 30 days of the billing date. APPLICANT further agrees th;.t failure. to pay such accrued costs shall be grounds for suspension of processing. PZTKIN COUNTY APPLICANT Cindy Houben `=- ~` Gem~uuait~.cDe~relopmentDirector gasupportlformslagrpsy.doe Z/19/98 Print Name ~'~` Signature ~~^'-`-' Date:j~~ ~ p g Q Mailing Address: ® ~GK ll 3 i~ ~. ';` ,i 6&23 ~I~~S~ y~eCO~f._ °105" ~0 ~~ LUCO 1 ~-d~,~-~y ~~-~~~ `-[fix, t l -, COMMUNI~EVELOPMEIVT DEPARTIVlEN T 130 South Galena Street F _ Aspen, Colorado 81611 (970) 920-5090 ---yc Pitkin Cotmty LandUse: 172 Board of Adjustment ' 159 County Land Use Code 173 Deposit `~ _~_~(~ O - " C ~ - 174 Flat Fee ~ 162 j Zoning and Sign ~ 169 Public Nollce ~ 160 Planning Enforcement ~ Referral Fees: RB115 Access Permit ' I LUCO1 County Clerk (~ (~ '- 193 County Engineer ~ '.. 194 Environmental Health ' ~ 198 Housing 190 Land Management ' 196 Wildlife Officer Building Fees: 170 Board of Appea]s '~ 135 Building Code Sales 105 BuildirigPermit ~ ~ ? 100 ContractorLicense ' " " 120 Electrical Permit 195 Energy Code Review 115 Mechanical Permit ' 150 Plan Check ~ 110 Plumbing Permit ' 130 Reinspection 151 Aspen Sanitafion ~ 152. j AVFD Fire Marshal j Other Fees: ~' 155 Use Tax 165 Copy ' i Performance Deposit 185 Park Dedication 186 Parking Cash in Lieu 166 GIS Maps IS GIS Requirements RB116 Road Impact Fees f TOTAL f ~ ~~ -'-' NAME: _ ~ t71 (V C:l~ ~ + , , ~„~~ ~ ADDRESS/PROJECT; PHONE: ~r' el- - , ~ .:~ ~ CHECK# A f ~ G FD' ~ CASE/PERMIT# ~?~--„"s-.'-' V ~' " #OFC ,---=_ PIES: .DATE: 6`~' ~ >~ .fl INITI " ~ ~ AL: i ,..~~