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May 21, 1985
Commission:
Attending:
Also Attending:
Absent:
Chairman Al Sager, Members Duane Blair, Mark
Brown, Mike Dickinson, George Hix, Steve
Komito, Richard Wood
All
Town Attorney White, Town Planner Stamey,
Town Engineer Widmer, Secretary O'Connor
Town Administrator Hill
Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting held April 16,
1985 were submitted and approved.
NEW BUSINESS:
2.a. Special Review #85-1, Child Care Center - 404 Stanley
Avenue: Stanley and Annelies Davis presented Special Review
#85-1 for a Child Care Center located at 404 Stanley Avenue.
The owners have been operating a Day Care Center on this
site, caring for six (6) children. Following the Municipal
Code, when the number of children exceeds six (6) , the use
becomes a Child Care Center, and is permitted in an R-2
Residential District by Special Review. The owners wish to
expand the existing operation to twelve (12) children and
secure a State License for the business. Planner Stamey
read the Staff Report addressing Section 17.56.060, items A
through F, and acknowledged receipt of the following letters
of support:
Cindy K. Bang
Diane Howell
Trudy and Mick Ester
Ron Due11
Teresa E. Teevan
Martha J. Schmidt
Kimball F. Beery
Kathryn and Graham M. Steele
Catherine A. Moran
Margaret and Fred Keeler
Those speaking in "favor" of the special review request,
none. Those speaking in "opposition" Mike Kingswood. Mr.
Kingswood stated that, as an adjacent property owner, he
Lit his property, which has been advertised for sale for
3 years, is experiencing a decrease in market value du^e to
Le existing d^ care center. Citing the proposal s bene
fits outweigh any adverse effects to rTh°™
Member Blair moved Special Review #85-1 - Child Care Center,
allowing a maximum of twelve (12) children on wee)cdays from
7-00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M. be favorably recommended to the
Town Board. Member Brown seconded the motion and it passe
unanimously.
2 b nCv0lr,omeut Plan #85-2, Crags Mountain Vlll.g^2-b- ° ! SEuth sfde of Riverside and crags Drives= raCT
Development(Revisea) - aoui^xi wo. ...........................
Kochevar, representing the owners, Pf^eseJltedsit Develop-
Plan #85-2, Crags Mountain Village, revised. ^ Sit
TTipnt Plan #12 - Crags Mountain Village which inclu ment Fian v-i-ay P „ Addition, was
64-unit condominium project on Lot 2 Crag® staff
aDoroved in April, 1984. Planner Stamey read the Statt
ReLrt indicating Development Plan #85-2^was revising the
previous site plan in the following manner:
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Planning Commission - May 21, 1985 - Page two
a. Lot 2, Pedersen Subdivision has been included.
b. A new access road to the site has been shown which
traverses Lot 2, Pedersen Subdivision.
c. Crags Court, which previously ended in a cul-de-sac
has been extended west and north, and connects with
the new access road.
d. The drainage retention area previously incorporated
in this cul-de-sac has been relocated to Lot 2,
Pedersen Subdivision.
e. A construction/sales office and parking area has
been located on Lot 2, Pedersen Subdivision. The
office and parking area are scheduled to be removed
in October, 1991.
f. The original primary access to Crags Lodge has been
designated as a secondary or emergency access.
There are no changes in density or location of dwelling
units. Town Attorney White expressed concern regarding the
extension of the new access road through Lot 2, Pedersen
Subdivision to Riverside Drive. The following items were
discussed: road right-of-way easement, surfacing the
parking lot area containing the construction/sales office,
and providing a list of street names for the new access and
secondary access drives. Member Brown moved Development
Plan #85-2, Crags Mountain Village, Revised, be approved
contingent upon the following:
1. Provide a written easement and right-of-way agree
ment for the access road across Lot 2, Pedersen
Subdivision.
2. Rename Crags Court.
3. The construction/sales office parking area will be
allowed to remain unpaved through December 31,
1987. Should the applicant desire an extension of
the deadline, further review will be required by
the Estes Park Planning Commission.
4. Include Douglas A. Buser and Joanne B. Buser
acknowledgement (notary) on the Development Plan.
Member Blair seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.
3. REPORTS:
Member Duane Blair gave a brief report on the American
Planning Association Spring Conference held May 3, 1985,
stating the conference was very informative. Chairman Sager
stated discussion included "intergovernmental agreements"
indicating only three municipalities are making a determined
effort to establish the agreements: Fort Collins/Larimer
County, Loveland/Larimer County and Estes Park/Larimer
County.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
Vickie O'Connor, Secretary