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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPACKET Town Board 2009-06-23Prepared6/12/09*Rd6/23/09TOWNoESTESPARKTheMissionoftheTownofEstesParkistoplanandprovidereliable,high-valueservicesforourcitizens,visitors,andemployees.Wetakegreatprideensuringandenhancingthequalityoflifeinourcommunitybybeinggoodstewardsofpublicresourcesandnaturalsetting.BOARDOFTRUSTEES-TOWNOFESTESPARKTuesday,June23,20097:00p.m.AGENDAPLEDGEOFALLEGIANCE.(Anypersondesiringtoparticipate,pleasejointheBoardinthePledgeofAllegiance).RESOLUTIONOFRESPECT—HonoringWendellAmos.PROCLAMATION-ProclaimingJuly7—July12,2009“RooftopRodeoWeek”.PUBLICCOMMENT.(Pleasestateyournameandaddress).TOWNBOARDCOMMENTS.1.CONSENTAGENDA:1.TownBoardMeetingMinutesdatedJune9,2009andTownBoardStudySessiondatedJune9,2009.2.Bills.3.CommitteeMinutes:A.CommunityDevelopmentandUtilitiesCommitteecancelledinJune.4.EstesValleyPlanningCommissionMinutesMay19,2009(acknowledgementonly).5.EstesValleyBoardofAdjustmentMinutesApril7,2009(acknowledgementonly).6.EstesParkUrbanRenewalAuthority,May20,2009(acknowledgementonly).7.AppointmentofDanielC.Mufflyasindependenthearingofficer—personnelmatter.*2.REPORTSANDDISCUSStONITEMS.1.WORKSESSIONWITHTHEESTESPARKLOCALMARKETINGDISTRICT. 4I,‘3.PLANNINGCOMMISSIONITEMS.ItemsreviewedbyPlanningCommissionorstaffforTownBoardFinalAction.MayorPinkham:OpenthePublicHearingforallConsentAgendaItems.IftheApplicant,PublicorTownBoardwishtospeaktoanyoftheseconsentitems,theywillbemovedtotheActionItem”Section.1.CONSENTITEMS:A.CONDOMINIUMMAP1.SundanceSupplementalCondominiumMap#7,Units3and4Tract69Bofthe1stReplatofTract69,FallRiverAddition,1410&1420SierraSageLane,BrianMurphy,LLC/Applicant.2.OverlookCondominiumSupplementalMap#3,Metes&Bounds,Lot2,StanleyHistoricDistrict,Units318,320,402,404,OverlookDevelopmentattheHistoricStanley,LLC/Applicant.3.EastRiverwalkCenterCondominiumsAmendmenttotheAmendedCondominiumMap,CondominiumUnitsH,I,J,K,L,M,Building2,420,424,426,428E.ElkhornAve.,WhippProperties,LLC/Applicant.4.Mary’sMeadowReplatandPreliminaryCondominiumMap,Lot4A,Mary’sLakeReplatofMary’sLakeSubdivision,341KiowaDrive,CMSPlanning&Development/Applicant.Applicationwithdrawnbyapplicant.2.ACTIONITEM:A.EstesValleyDevelopmentCodeBlock13Amendments—PublicHearingonVacationHomesandBed&Breakfast.4.ACTIONITEMS:1.AWARDARCHITECTCONTRACTFORBONDPARKMASTERPLAN.Dir.Zurn.2.ORDINANCE#05-09AMENDINGSECTION8.04.030NOXIOUSWEEDS.Dir.Zurn.3.TOWNADMINISTRATORREPORT.4.ADJOURN.NOTE:TheTownBoardreservestherighttoconsiderotherappropriateitemsnotavailableatthetimetheagendawasprepared. 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EstesParkTownBoardMeeting06-23-09Goodevening,WatchingtheeventsinIranoveranelectiondictatedbytherulingclergymakesonemarvelatthewisdomofourfoundingfatherswhoinsistedonaseparationofchurchandstate.Uncheckedpowercorrupts,uncheckedpowerclaimedtohavecomefromGodisdoublycorruptiveanddoublyhardtounseat.Aren’tweluckyinthiscountrytobefreefromthecorruptiveinfluencesofthoseclaimingamoralmajority?Aren’tweluckynottohaveourgovernmentcontrolledbythelikesofAlSharpton,PatRobertson,theDobsonboysoranyofahostofothercharlatansclaimingtohavetheearofgod?AlsoexposedinIranistheexistenceofanorganizedmilitiaormoralspolicewhowandertheircommunitiesinsearchofthosewhowouldviolateIslamiclaw.WomenwhosedresstheydeemimmodestriskphysicalpunishmentfromthisbandofthugsblessedbytheAyatollahs.Menwhodon’tattendprayersareshunnedandanatheistcouldbebeatenandcertainlybarredfromholdingpublicoffice.Again,aren’tweluckythatinthiscountrythosekindsofthingswouldneverhappen?Weinthiscountryaretolerantofdifferingreligiousopinionsandwouldneveruseaperson’sreligioussensitivitytoarousethemobandremovehimfrompublicoffice.WeinthiscountrywouldneverbringagodintoourseculargovernmentalftmctionsoraskthoseinattendancetoreciteapatrioticoathwhichacknowledgesthemajorityGod.I’msurewe’rebetterthanthat,ormaybeweonlythinkweare.AgainIaskthatyoustoprecitingthe‘underGod’Pledgeuntilcongresshasthewisdomtochangeit.Thankyou,DavidHabecker •TownolEstesPark,LarimerCounty,Colorado,June9,2009MinutesofaRegularmeetingoftheBoardofTrusteesoftheTownofEstesPark,LarimerCounty,Colorado.MeetingheldintheTownHallinsaidTownofEstesParkonthe9thdayofJune,2009.MeetingcalledtoorderbyMayorPinkharn.Present:MayorWilliamC.PinkhamMayorProTernChuckLevineTrusteesEricBlackhurstDorIaEisenlauerJohnEricsonRichardHomelerJerryMillerAlsoPresent:GregWhite,TownAttorneyJacquieHalburntTownAdministratorLowellRichardson,DeputyTownAdministratorJackieWilliamson,TownClerkAbsent:NoneMayorPinkhamcalledthemeetingtoorderat700pmandalldesiringtodosorecitedthePledgeofAllegiance.bPUBLICCOMMENTIreneLittle/TownCitizenandCochairforLW\fprovidedanupdateonthereusablebagchallengeandstated10628bagsweresavedinMayupfromlastmonthSheagainurgedtheTowntoadoptanordinancetobanplasticbagsorataminimumchargefortheuseofplasticbags.SheinvitedthecommunitytoattendoneoftheupcominopenhousesfortheEstesParkMemonalObservatoryonSaturdaysJune13thand27Julyiiand25thandAugust15thand29that8:30p.m.RockyMountainNationalParkwillalsoholdobservingsessionsonJune12thand26thJuly10thand24th,August141hand28that8:30p.m.inUpperBeaverMeadows.PaulNewendorp/TowncitizenandmemberofSustainableMountainLiving(SML)extendedaninvitationtotheTownBoardtoacommunity-wideTownHallmeetingonThursday,June18,2009at7:00p.m.intheTownHallBoardRoomtodiscussthefutureofEstesValley.SMLwouldpresenttheEstesValleyTransitionInitiative,aplanforcreatingalow-energy,resilientandsustainablefuture.DavidHabecker/TowncitizenrequestedtheTownBoardrefrainfromrecitingthe‘underGod’PledgeofAllegianceatBoardmeetings.TOWNBOARDCOMMENTS.TrusteeBlackhurstremindedthepublicthattheEstesParkHousingAuthoritymeetingonWednesday,June10,2009hasbeencancelled.1.CONSENTAGENDA:1.TownBoardMeetingMinutesdatedMay26,2009.2.Bills.3.CommitteeMinutes:A.PublicSafety,May21,2009 BoardofTrustees—June9,2009—Page2Itwasmovedandseconded(Levine/Miller)toapprovetheconsentagenda,anditpassedunanimously.2.ACTIONITEMS:1.TOWNADMINISTRATORREPORT.•MSNBCrecentlyproducedastoryontheelkinEstesParkandcanbeviewedathttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619/vp/31123887#31123687.•TheTownheldapremierviewingofthenewEstesParkDVDentitled“AGreatPlacetoVisit,AGreatPlacetoLive”onMonday,June8,2009.•Reportedtheyellowdiscolorationofthewaterisduetoanexcessiveamountofdecayingleavesandneedlesinthewatersystem.Thecolorhasnotbeenaddressedbythetemporarywatertreatmentfacilitiesbecausefullchemicaltreatmentcannotbecompletedwiththeseunits.•SafewayhassubmittedaformalapplicationforagasstationacrossfromtheCVB.ThisapplicationwouldbeconductedasastafflevelreviewpertheDevelopmentCodeandwouldnotbepresentedataPlanningCommissionmeeting.TheapplicationcanbereviewedontheTown’swebsiteorintheCommunityDevelopment.•TheproposedIGAbetweentheTownandEPURAwouldbepresentedtotheEPURABoardattheirnextmeetingfortheirreviewpriortoTownBoardconsideration.TheIGAwouldbepresentedattheJuly14thTownBoardmeeting.TheBoardexpressedtheirappreciationforthelettesupportfromtheVolunteerFirefightersontheproposedFireDistrict.rWhereuponMayorPinkhamadjournedthemeetingat7:30p.m.AWilliamPinkham,MayorI RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSTownofEstesPark,LarimerCounty,Colorado,June9,2009MinutesofaJointStudySessionmeetingoftheTOWNBOARDANDESTESPARKLOCALMARKETINGDISTRICToftheTownofEstesPark,LarimerCounty,Colorado.MeetingheldatTownHallinRooms202&203insaidTownofEstesParkonthegthdayofJune,2009.Board:MayorPinkham,MayorProTernLevine,Trustees,Eisenlauer,Ericson,HomeierandMillerLMDBoardChairKenLarson,BoardMembersCoreyBlackman,ScottWebermeier,KathyPalmeri,BillAlmond,LeeLasson,ElizabethBlanchardAlsoAttending:TownAdministratorHalburnt,DeputyTownAdministratorRichardson,TownAttorneyWhite,DirectorPickering,TownClerkWilliamsonAbsent:TrusteeBlackhurstMayorPinkhamcalledthemeetingtoorderat4:30p.m.1TrusteeBlackhurstrecusedhimselffromthediscussionbecauseofaconflictofinterest.CVBOPERATIONS.KenLarsonreviewedthemissioniionstatementsfortheLMDandsignificantaccomplishmentstodateincluding:assingthetax,CVBassessment,Associationsgroupleadership,lodging120dayforecast,increasedparticipationintheexistingRockyMountainlodgingreportandgroupsrounablediscussions.AtarecentmeetingtheLMDBoardvotedtoincludeintheproposedoperatingplanthetransferofthefollowingmarketingfunctionscurrentlyoverseenbytheCVBstaff:advertising,publicrelations,website,groupsales,visitorsguide,VisitorsCenteroperations(primarilythecallcenter)andstakeholderservices.TheBoardagreedtheTownshouldcontinuetooperatesponsoredevents,fairgroundsandtheconferencecenter.TheLMDsuggestsa“working”leader/directorbeappointedfromthecurrentCVBstafftooverseetheotherCVBfunctionsandreportdirectlytotheLMDBoard.Allpay,benefitsandHumanResourcefunctionswouldremainwiththeTownallowingtheemployeestoretainseniorityandpensionstatus.TheTownwouldcontinuetopayfortheoperationsoftheVisitorsCenterincludingrepairs,maintenance,utilities,furniture,computers,ITsupport,phones,copiers,suppliesandcallcenteremployees.Inaddition,theLMDBoardrequestsarevenuesharingplantoallowtheexcessstakeholderservicesrevenuenotusedforthemaintenanceofthebuildingtobeusedformarketing.TheLMDprojectscostsof$1.243millionfor2010,whichincludescommunicationexpensesof$1million,$192,000inconsultantrecommendations(contractingwithaPublicRelationsfirm,brandingofEstesPark,newwebsite,contractwithaninternetmarketingfirm,createanextgenerationdesignforthevisitorsguide)andcurrent2009expensesof$51000.Theoperatingplanandprioritizationofnextstepsisdependentontherevenuesreceivedin2009;therefore,theLMDforeseestheneedforTownparticipationtomaintaincurrentspendinglevelsand/ortomeettheconsultant’srecommendations.AdiscussionensuedwithregardtotheCVBstaffsalaries.TheLMDstatedthesalarieswoulddeludethemarketingeffortsoftheLMDandshouldbepaidforbytheTown.TheTownBoardhasstatedinpastmeetingsthatCVBsalarieswouldbepaidforduringthefirstfiveyeartermoftheIGA.TheTownBoardmembersfurtherdiscusseddetailsrelatedtothenumberofemployeesandhowlongtheTownwouldpayfortheCVBstaff. RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSTownBoardStudySession—June9,2009—Page2TrusteeEisenlauervoicedconcernoftheLMDassumingcontroloftheVisitorsCenterandtheeffectontheAmbassadors.TrusteesEisenlauerandLevinecommentedtheLMDshouldconsidertakingonasmallerroleandassumeotherfunctionsofCVBovertime.TheLMDBoardstatedthefunctionoftheAmbassadorswouldnotchangeundertheLMD.TrusteeMillerquestionedhowthecallcenterfitsintothedaytodayoperationsofmarketingthecommunity.HestatedthecallcentershouldremainwiththeCVB.TheCVBhasprovenmarketingmethods,justifiedbytheincreaseinsalestax.HetooexpressedconcerntheLMDmaybetakingonmorethanitshouldatthistime.TheTownBoardhasstatedsupportoftheCVBstaffforthefirstfiveyeartermoftheIGA,andmarketingfundspreviouslyspentbytheTownwouldbeusedforfutureinfrastructureprojects.TheLMDBoardstatedtheCVBteamcurrentlyinplaceworkswelltogetherandseparatingoutaportionoftheteamcouldimpedetheoperationsasawhole.TheLMDneedsthesupportoftheTown,includingstaffingandcontinuedfunding,tomaintainthemethodsusedbytheCVBandenhancemarketingefforts.4.TrusteeHomeierexpressedconcernwiththeLMD’srequesttoassumeaTowndepartment.HestatetheLMDBoardwasappointedtomanagethe2%taxanddevelopanadvertisingandmarketingplan.Anon-electedbodyshouldnotbegiventheoperationsandassetsofanelectedbody,andsuggestedtheLMDhireTownpersonneltoperformtheneededadvertisingandmarketingtasks.MayorProTernLevinestatedadditionalfundingabovethestaffingcommitmentcouldnotbeguaranteed.AdministratorHalburntvoicedconcernwiththeTownpayingforandmanagingstaffthatreportstotheLMD.ShestatedanointingoneofthecurrentCVBstafftoLMDDirectorinadditiontotheirdailytaskswouldnotworkandwouldrequiretheTowntohireadditionalstaff.ShesuggestedtheLMDconsiderhiringaseparateLMDDirector.DirectorPickeringcommentedtheCVBstaffworkswelltogetherandappointingastaffmemberasLMDDirectorwouldallowtheteamtooperatecohesively.HestatedgroupsalesistheonlypositionthatmaybedividedamongsttheTownandLMD,thereforerequiringtheneedforanadditionalstaffmember.TheTownBoardwouldholdaspecialmeetingtodiscussquestionsraisedandprovidefurtherdirectionfortheLMDBoardastheydevelopthe2010OperatingPlan.-WhatpersonnelcostswillbesupportedbytheTown,i.e.staffingclarification?-WhatfunctionoftheCVBwouldremainwiththeTown,i.e.VisitorsCenter?-WouldtheTownconsideracostsharingofthestakeholderfeesforadditionalmarketing?Therebeingnofurtherbusiness,MayorPinkhamadjournedthemeetingat6:27p.m.JackieWilliamson,TownClerk RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSRegularMeetingoftheEstesValleyPlanningCommissionMay19,2009,1:30p.m.BoardRoom,EstesParkTownHallCommission:ChairDougKlink;CommissionersWendellAmos,AlanFraundorf,JohnTucker,BettyHull,SteveLane,andRonNorrisAttending:ChairDougKlink,CommissionersAlanFraundort,JohnTucker,BettyHull,andRonNorrisAlsoAttending:DirectorJoseph,TownAttorneyWhite,PlannerShirk,PlannerChilcott,TownBoardLiaisonHomeier,andRecordingSecretaryThompsonAbsent:CommissionersLaneandAmosThefollowingminutesreflecttheorderoftheagendaandnotnecessarilythechronologicalsequence.ChairKlinkcalledthemeetingtoorderat1:30p.m.Today’smeetingwillrecesspriortotheagendaitemonWildlifeHabitatCodeRevisions,andreconveneat7:00p.m.todiscussthisitem.DirectorJosephnotedthatCommissionerWendellAmoshasresignedfromthePlanningCommission,effectiveimmediately.Hisreplacementshouldbenamedpriortonextmonth’smeeting.CommissionerAmosheldaseatforthecounty,andhisreplacementwillbenamedbytheLarimerCountyCommissioners.1.PUBLICCOMMENTTomEwing/TownResidentwaspresentattoday’sstudysessionandwantstorespondtothememofromthePlanningCommissiontotheTownBoardaboutAccessoryDwellingUnits.HenotedinadditiontoTrusteeHomeier,thetownStaffalsohastheabilitytocommunicatewiththeTownBoard.Frompasthistory,hehasobservedthatthePlanningCommissionandTownBoardarenotalwaysonthesamepage,andthatstaffcoulddoabetterjobofcommunicatingthePlanningCommission’sdecision-makingprocess.HebelievespartoftheproblemisaddressedinhislettertotheeditorinDecember,2008.2.CONSENTAGENDAEstesValleyPlanningCommissionminutesdatedApril21,2009.DEVELOPMENTPLAN09-03BLACKCANYONINNCONDOMINIUMSMASTERPLAN—TheLodgesatBlackCanyonInnCondominiumslocatedintheeast1/2ofsection24,T5N,R73W,800MacGregorAvenueOwner/ApplicantJimSloanhasrequestedthisitembecontinuedtothenextregularlyscheduledPlanningCommissionmeeting.ItwasmovedandsecondedfHull/Fraundorf)thattheConsentAgendabeacceptedasamended,andthemotionpassedunanimouslywithtwoabsent.3.PROPOSEDAMENDMENTSTOTHEESTESVALLEYDEVELOPMENTCODE,BLOCK12a.SHORT-TERMRENTALS—revisionstovacationhomeregulations,includingrevisionstothedefinitionofaccommodationuse,guestroom,guestquarter,householdliving,andnightlyrentalintheEstesValleyDevelopmentCodeChapter13,andrevisionstodistinguishbetweenBed&Breakfastsandvacationhomeusesandthedistrictsinwhichtheseusesarepermitted.StaffReport:PlannerChilcottnotedtheserevisionsweredraftedapproximatelytwoyearsagoatthedirectionofTownBoardtoaddressconcernsaboutvacationhomerentalsandB&Bsinresidentialareas.Sheindicatedthatvacationhomesareproposedtohavemore RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSEstesValleyPlanningCommission2May19,2009limitationsthanB&Bsastowhatactivitiescanoccurontheproperty.ThisproposalmovessomeoftheregulationsfromtheMunicipalCodeintotheEstesValleyDevelopmentCode.Afterlastmonth’smeetingandattherequestofthePlanningCommission,PlannerChilcottmadeonechangeonpage4oftheproposedcode,exemptingtheCD—CommercialDowntownzoningdistrictfromthe“residentialcharacter”clauseinSection5.1.B.1.d1.Vacationhomesareproposedtobeaprincipaluseinallresidentialdistrictsratherthanthecurrentaccessoryuse.PlannerChilcottcommentedshedidnotthinkitwasTownBoardsintentiontorequirecompliancewithadequatepublicfacilitiesregulations(rights-of-way,firehydrants,etc)inordertohaveavacationhome.Therefore,languageneedstobewrittentoexemptvacationhomesfromthisrequirement.DirectorJosephexplainedtheconceptofthevacationhomeuseallowance,alongwithlimitationsonthenumberofpeopleallowedtostayinonehomeisgearedtobeinlinewithsingle-familyuse,whichwouldnotchangethedemandonwater,sewer,etc.TownAttorneyWhiterespondedtoquestionsaboutpropertytaxesonthesedwellings,statingTownBoardacceptsthefactthattherewillbesomeinequitiesduetotheGallagherAmendment.AttorneyWhitealsonotedthattheTowndoestrytoleveltheplayingfieldbetweenvacationhomesandcommercialaccommodationspropertiesbychargingcommercialutility(waterandelectricity)ratesforvacationhomes.PublicComment:CindyOliverITownResidentownsaseven-bedroomhomeandwouldliketobeabletorentittomorethanthemaximumlimitofeightindividuals.DirectorJosephnotedthisportionofthecodeistoprovidefortheusewhileprotectingthecompatibilitywiththeneighborhood.Ifthisregulationistoopermissive,theintegrityoftheentireprogramisatrisk.Thisnumberhasbeeninplaceforquitesometime.AccordingtotheU.S.census,theaverageoccupancyintheEstesParkareais2.25peopleperdwelling.FrankTheis/CountyResident/B&BOwnerwouldliketoseetheoccupancylimitationsbethesameasthesingle-familyhouseholddefinitionofeightunrelatedindividualsorunlimitednumberofrelatedindividuals.BillEllzeylrownResident/B&BOwnerisconcernedthisproposalwouldlimithisabilitytorenttomorethanonefamilyatthesametime,andaskedforclarificationaboutgrandfathering.PlannerChilcoffnotedhisbusinesswouldbegrandfatheredin,andaslongasitcontinuestobeaBed&Breakfast,thecurrentusecouldcontinue.Ifhestoppedtheusefor12monthsormore,thegrandfatheringwouldbenullandvoid.Closedpubliccomment.CommissionerTuckernotedthereisademandforvacationhomesandB&Bs,andfeelswearedoingharmtotheoverallcommunityofEstesParkifwedonotallowthiscodechange.Hestatedtheseregulationsarebeingimplementedtominimizetheimpactinsingle-familyneighborhoods.Itwasmovedandseconded(Norris!Hull)toAPPROVEtheproposedBlock12AmendmentstotheEstesValleyDevelopmentCoderegardingShort-TermRentals,withstaffauthorizedtorevisethedraftcodelanguagetoaddanexemptionstatingavacationhomeclassificationdoesnottriggerthepropertyownertomakeimprovementstoexistingadequatepublicfacilities.Themotionpassedunanimouslywithtwoabsent.4.DEVELOPMENTPLAN6-OlE—THEMEADOWREPLATANDPRELIMINARYCONDOMINIUMMAP&MARY’SMEADOWAMENDEDDEVELOPMENTPLAN—Lot4A,Mary’sLakeReplatofMary’sLakeSubdivision—341KiowaDriveStaffReport:PlannerShirkstatedthisisarequesttoamendtheexistingapproveddevelopmentplan,amendanexistingsubdivisionplat,tosubdividetwoexistinglotsintofourlots(threebuildableandonenon-buildableoutlot),andsubmissionofapreliminarycondominiummap.Theexisting35-unitplanwasapprovedbythePlanningCommissioninApril2006,withaminormodificationapprovedatthestafflevelinFebruary,2009.The RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSEstesValleyPlanningCommission3May19,2009currentrequestistoamendthisdevelopmentplanbyseparatingintotwolots,addelevenmoreunits,andadjusttheboundarylinewiththeundevelopedlottothenorth.Thedrainagefacilitieswouldbeputinanon-buildableoutlot,withajointmaintenanceagreement.Becausetheissuesofthisproposalareallinter-related,thereportwilloutlineallthreerequests,concludingwiththreeseparaterecommendations.PlannerShirkcontinuedbystatingLot2A,thenorthernmostlot,hasnodevelopmentcurrentlyproposedalthoughthepropertyiszonedA—Accommodations.Lot4A,themiddlelot,isproposedforshort-termaccommodationsuse(lessthan30days),withpropertymanagementoperatedthroughPonderosaLodge.Lot4B,thesouthernlot,isproposedformulti-familyresidential.Thisdoesnotprecludeshort-termornightlyrentals.DirectorJosephcommentedthisproposalisreallocatingthesameallowabledensityastheapprovedplan.Thedensityhasnotbeenexpanded,onlyreconfigured.TheDevelopmentCodeencouragesopenspaceoutlotstoprotectthenaturalcharacterofthearea.Oneofthetrade-offsinprotectingthelowerpartofthemeadowistoaddsomedensitytotheotherportionsofthelots.PlannerShirkclarifiedthiscurrenttransferindensitytakessomeofthedensityawayfromtheexistingsingle-familydwellingsandmovesitclosertothechurchwheretheneighborswillnotbeasstronglyaffected.Thisparticularoutlotisproposedtobethestormwaterdrainagearea.PlannerShirkisrecommendingthefollowingstatementbeaddedontheplat:‘OutlotAlandareashallbeappliedtoLot2Afordensitycalculationpurposes.Maximumdensityisnotguaranteed.”PlannerShirkbrieflydiscussedthestaff-levelminormodificationwheretheformerquadunitswerechangedtoduplexes.Thecurrentproposalrequestsremovingthecommunitybuildingonthesouthwestcornerandaddinganotherduplexinitsplace.Also,removethesingle-familydwellingsandtheduplexesfromthelowerpartofthemeadowandconstructbuildfour9-unitbuildingsonthewestsideofthelot.Architecturalplansindicatealimitedkitchen,whichisanalloweduse.PlannerShirknoted36accommodationsunitsareproposedforLot4A,whichislessthanthe39allowedforthenetlandareainvolved.Itisanincreasefromtheoriginaldevelopmentplan.ConcerningLot4B,10duplexunitsareproposedonanareawhereamaximumof12unitswouldbeallowed.AccordingtoPlannerShirk,thisproposalcomplieswithimperviouscoveragelimits,aswellastheprovisionforpedestrianlinkages.Thisnewplanislessfragmented,whichhasbenefits.Theparkingstallshaveproposedcurbsinsteadofwheelstops,whichwilltakeupsomeofthesidewalkspace.Aminormodificationtothecoderequirementisbeingrequestedbytheapplicantwhichwillresultinan6.5foot-widesidewalk.Straightinparkingisplannedinordertoallowtrafficfrombothdirections.PlannerShirkreviewedthefloorplans,whichincludeddiscussionaboutbuildingheight.Alsodiscussedwassitedisturbance,particularlyinwhatsomepeoplebelievetobeawetlandsarea.PlannerShirkpointedouttherearethreeconditionsforwetlands—soiltype,water,andvegetation.Themeadowontheeastsidedidnothavewetlandssoil.Itwasdeclassifiedafteraninvestigationbyawetlandsconsultant.Concerningthepreliminarycondominiummap,PlannerShirknoteditisStaff’sopinionthesubdivisionreviewanddevelopmentplanreviewcombinetoprovideadequatereviewofthepreliminarycondominiummap.Afinalcondominiummapwouldbesubmittedwhenatleastoneunitissubstantiallycomplete.PlannerShirkindicatedtheproposedLimitsofDisturbancemeetthecriteriarequired.PlannerShirkstatedtherehasbeensomeinterestandconcernfromadjacentpropertyownersinthearea,whichhasbeenincludedinthereadingmaterials.Theconcernsvaryfromincreaseindensitytoexteriormaterialsbeingused.Othersareconcernedaboutwindturbinesandsolarpanelsbeingproposedandinstalled.Otherconcernsmentionedheight,blockedviews,andachangeincharacteroftheneighborhoodbyallowingshort-termresidents. RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSEstesValleyPlanningCommission4May19,2009PlannerShirkthenreviewedtheStaffFindingsandRecommendationsaslistedintheStaffReport.HepointedouttheconditionfromWillBirchfieldconcerningtheaccessibilityplantomeettherequirementsoftheAmericanswithDisabilityAct.CommissionerHullquestionedwhytherewerenocommentsfromtheFireDistrict.DirectorJosephnotedthecurrentdevelopmentplandoesnothavedriveways,whichresultedinconcernwiththepriorproposal.Theproposedplanremovesthosebuildingsfromthemeadow,andthus,removesthefireaccessconcern.PlannerShirkstatedtheapplicationincludesISOcalculationsandwouldbeincompliance.PublicComment:JimTawney/PropertyOwnerstatedhisopinionthatthewetlandsareabeingdiscussedwasnotawetlandsareauntilthestateputthehighwayinwithoutsufficientdrainage.FrankTheis/ProjectDevelopernotedthewetlandsstudywasreviewedbytheCorpsofEngineers.Theoriginalco-housingplanneverreceivedthecommunitysupportthatwasneededinordertobreakgroundontheproject.Thisnewprojectwillbecertified“green.”Staffsupportedmovingtheprojectoutofthemeadowandpullingunitsuponthewestsideofthelot.Ifthecurrentproposalisnotaccepted,theywillcontinuetobuildtheapprovedplan.Therehavebeenmanyadjustmentstotheproposedplaninordertoappeasetheneighbors.ChairKlinkcalleda70-minuterecessat3:23p.m.Themeetingreconvenedat3:30p.m.CommissionerHullquestionedthenon-alignmentofthisprojectwiththeComprehensivePlan,andopposesthisdevelopmentplanforthatreasonandalsoduetoneighborconcerns.Ifapproved,shewouldliketoseetheprojectdesignedinawesternrusticarchitecturalstyle.CommissionerKlinkremindedthoseinattendancethattheComprehensivePlanisnotacode,butarecommendation.PlannerShirkrecommendsapprovalofTheMeadow”DevelopmentPlan06-01BwiththeconditionsoutlinedintheStaffReport.PublicComment:KenSibilia,speakingonbehalfoftheMary’sLakeLodgeCondominiumBoard,believesthelevelofcommunicationisdeficient.Mr.Sibiliabelievesthisplanisintrusivetothecurrentpropertyowners,andthenewstructuresdonotfitwiththehistoriclandmark.DaveShultzfrownResidentquestionedthefinalheightoftheproject,aswellaswhetherornotthewetlandsareawascorrectlydeclassified.Heopposesthisdevelopmentplanbasedonbeliefitwillchangethecharacteroftheneighborhood,damagewildlifeandripariancorridors,anddeprivehimofviewsofMary’sLakeandthemeadow.Mr.Schultzquestionedthedensitycalculationsandallowanceoflimitedkitchensintheunits.Notingtheproposedsolarpanelsthatwouldfacehishome,hethinkstheimpactsofgoing“green”shouldbeplacedonthepeoplethatarebenefiting,nottheirneighbors.Mr.Schultzquestionedlandscapingrequirementsdeterminedbytheplanningdepartment,thinkingthetreesandshrubsshouldbelarger.Itishisopiniontonotissueacertificateofoccupancyuntilalllandscapingiscompleteorguaranteed.PlannerShirkclarifieddensitycalculations.TomGreslinlrownResidentbelievesthedrawingsintheapplicationarenotaccurate,andwouldlikestafftoreviewtheconstructionplans.Also,Staffdirectedthedesignerstochangetheconfigurationofthedrivewayinordertoavoidheadlightdisturbanceathishome,andhedoesnotthinkthiswasaccomplished.KentSnapp/TownResidentcommendedFrankTheisforsavingMary’sLakeLodge.HebelievesthedensityintheMary’sLakeareashaschanged,andthinksthereistoomuchpropertyallocatedtoaccommodations.Heopposesthedevelopment. RECORDOFPROCEEDINGS-EstesValleyPlanningCommission5May79,2009TiffanyGordon/TownResidentboughthercondobecauseofviews,andopposesthedevelopment.Closedpubliccomment.CommissionerKlinkindicatedacontinuancewasinordertoreviewtheplaninlightofthepubliccommentreceivedtoday.ApplicantJimTawneyreluctantlyagreedtoacontinuation.CommissionerNorris’primaryconcernisthevisualimpact,andhewantstomakesuretheCommissionhasthemostup-to-dateconstructiondrawings.CommissionerTuckernotedthistypeofdevelopmentisallowedinthiszoningdistrict.Hesuggestedthecommissiontakingatouroftheareatogainabetterunderstanding.CommissionerKlinkremindedtheotherCommissionersthatthereisanapprovedplantheycanbuild.CommissionerFraundorlisconcernedwiththevisualimpactandhowthisdevelopmentcomparestorecommendationsintheComprehensivePlan.CommissionerKlinkaskedTownAttorneyWhitetoexplaininthenextstudysessionhowtheComprehensivePlanrelatestotheEstesValleyDevelopmentCode.ApplicantTawneyremindedCommissionersthatalthoughMary’sLakeLodgeisahistoricproperty,itisnotclassifiedasahistoricdistrict.Itwasmovedandseconded(Hull/Fraundort)toCONTINUETheMeadowAmendedDevelopmentPlan06-01BtothenextregularlyscheduledPlanningCommissionmeeting.Themotionpassedunanimouslywithtwoabsent.Itwasmovedandseconded(Hull/Fraundorf)toCONTINUETheMeadowReplattothenextregularlyscheduledPlanningCommissionmeeting.Themotionpassedunanimouslywithtwoabsent.Itwasmovedandseconded(Hull/Fraundorf)toCONTINUETheMeadowPreliminaryCondominiumMaptothenextregularlyscheduledPlanningCommissionmeeting.Themotionpassedunanimouslywithtwoabsent.Themeetingrecessedat4:45p.m.ChairKlinkreconvenedthemeetingat7:00p.m.1.PROPOSEDAMENDMENTSTOTHEESTESVALLEYDEVELOPMENTCODE,BLOCK72a.WILDLIFEHABITATPROTECTION—proposedchangesto§7.8WildlifeHabitatProtection,toprovidereviewstandardsforlandidentifiedascriticalwildlifehabitat,requirepreparationofawildlifehabitatconservationplanforlandidentifiedascriticalwildlifehabitat,andprovideforPlanningCommissionreviewofsaidconservationplan.StaffReport:PlannerChilcoffgaveabriefoverviewofthehistorybehindtheproposedcoderevisions,notingdiscussionatPlanningCommissionandTownBoardmeetingsbeganinSeptember,2008.Thecurrentproposalwouldtriggerawildlifehabitatassessmentonlandidentifiedascontainingcriticalhabitat,basedontheEstesValleyWildlifeHabitatAssessementproducedbyEDAW.PlannerChilcoffnoted75%ofallspeciesinthisareaaredependentonriparianhabitat,whichmakesup1%oftheland.Staffrecommendedthatsetbacksbeincreasedto50feet,withsomeofthereasonsbeingwildlifehabitatprotection,waterquality,streamstabilization,andfloodprotection.DirectorJosephnotedStaffreceivedcleardirectionfromtheCommissionthereshouldbeatwo-tieredsystem,oneforriversandseparatetierforstreamsanddrainages,whichislessrestrictive.Itwasalsoproposedtomakesetbackdecisionsonabuilding-by-buildingbasis;forexample,iftherewasabuilding30feetfromtheriver,itcouldbemaintained,expandedvertically,orremovedandrebuiltinthesamefootprintwithoutgoingthroughavarianceprocessandthebuildingwouldbegrandfatheredinwiththe RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSEstesValleyPlanningCommission6May19,2009existingsetback.DirectorJosephclarifiedthatanynewconstructionwouldhavetoconformtothesetback.Ifyouwanttoexpandthebuilding,youcouldnotexceedthedegreeofencroachmentornonconformitywithoutgettingavariance.PublicComment:LloydClaypool/LocalpropertyownerdoesnotwantthevalueofhispropertydecreasedduetoPlanningCommissiondecisions.JimTawneyiTownResidentopposesanysetbackchanges.GaryColeman/Localbusinessowneropposesanysetbackchanges.Hisbusinessisontheriver.ElizabethRepolatrownResidentopposestheproposedsetbacks.Appreciateswildlife,butthinksthereisenoughsurroundinglandforthem.Beforesetbacksarechangedweneedtolookattheeconomicanalysisofnewrestrictionsandseekadditionalinputfrompropertyowners.ThomasBecklCountyResidentopposesanychanges.Hethinksitwouldbeverydifficulttowritelanguageandhaveitinterpretedthesameeverytime.Heisquestioningwheretheedgeoftheriverandriparianhabitatis.MikeWallacedoesnotthinksetbacksshouldbechanged,exceptpossiblyfornewdevelopments.RayDuggans/LocalBuilderbelieveschangesinsetbackscouldaffectbuildingenvelopes.Ifsetbacksarechanged,theyshouldbechangedacrosstheboard,includingdowntown.FrankTheiss/LocalBuilderisconcernedaboutaddingthetermaquatichabitat,whichcouldincludeseasonalstreams.Thedefinitionsareuncleartohim.ShellyPowers&WendySykes/LocalBusinessOwnersopposessetbacks,whichwouldrendermuchofherpropertyunbuildable.MichaelMenard/EstesValleyContractor’sAssociation(EVCA)Presidentbelievesallaffectedpropertyownersshouldbenotifiedbymail.EVCAagreesthatifsetbacksarechanged,theyshouldbefromthehighwatermarkandnottheripariansetback.HecommendedthePlanningCommissionandStafffortakingonthischallengingsubject.Supportstheidea,“ifit’snotbroken,don’tfixit.”LonnieSheldon/LocalBusinessOwnerfeelsuncomfortableaboutthetownrestrictingdevelopment,whenhebelievestherearepathsandtrailsinstalledbytheTownthataremoredestructivethanabuilding.KenArnold/LocalResortOwnerontheriverwantstobeassuredhisbusinesscancompetewithothersintheindustryifchangesaremade.DaveAlbeetrownResidentsuggestsrequestingopenspacedesignationsonnewerpropertieswithsignificantamountsoflandbetweenthehomeandtheriver.Hebelievesthewildlifehabitatrevisionsshouldgohandinhandwithanopenspaceplan.CheriPettyjohn/TownResidentbelievesallaffectedpropertyownersshouldbenotifiedbeforeanychangesaremade,andalsoquestionedthemappingprocess.SandyLindquisttrownResidentwouldliketoseeanopenspacestudycompletedandthenintegratethewildlifestudyintoitbeforetoomanychangesaremadetothiscode.JimTawneylrownResidentthinkstherearetoomanyvariablesinordertomakeadecision.Closedpubliccomment.CommissionandStaffDiscussion:CommissionerNorrislikesthesuggestionaboutintegratinganopenspaceplanintothewildlifehabitatcoderevisions.CommissionerTuckerbelievesweneedacommitmentfromtheTownBoardtocompleteanopenspaceplan.Uponrequest,PlannerChilcoffagainreviewedthechartthatlistedcurrentandproposedsetbacks.Shenotedifthisitemistabled,therewouldbenotriggersforawildlifeassessmentforanyreviewprocessesandtheColoradoDivisionofWildlife’sroleinthedecision-makingprocesswouldstillbeinthecode.DirectorJosephstatedthedifficultissueswehavebeendealingwiththelastfewyearsaresimilartothoseinothercommunities,includingthefrustrations.Hebelievesasuccessfulprogramwouldbewherehabitatprotectionisjudgedtobeimportantenoughtopass RECORDOFPROOEEDINGSEstesValleyPlanningCommission7May19,2009regulationsandassessmentsoflandorsalestaxcombinedwithanopenspaceprogram.Forsome,anopenspaceprogramwouldbetoorestrictive,andforothersnotrestrictiveenough.Hepointedoutthattypicallythereisablendbetweenanopenspaceplanandregulations.DiscussionbetweentheCommissionersrevolvedaroundtheideaoftablingthecoderevisions,requestinganopenspaceplan,andtakingmoretimetoreachaconclusiononthistopic.DirectorJosephremindedtheCommissionersthatthisCommissioninitiatedthedirectivetoStafftodraftthesewildlifehabitatcoderevisions.Also,hebelievesthananopenspaceplanwillnotmakethetoughdecisionsanyeasier.TheCommissiondirectedStafftorevisethoseportionsofthecodethatwouldremovetheColoradoDivisionofWildlifefromthereviewprocessandupdatethewildlifehabitatmaps.ItwasmovedandsecondedfKlink/Norris)toTABLEtheproposedamendmentstoBlock12oftheEstesValleyDevelopmentCodeconcerningWildlifeHabitatProtectionuntilthereisanopenspacestudycompleted.ThemotionpassedwithCommissionersNorris,Tucker,andKlinkvotinginfavor,andCommissionersHullandFraundorfvotingagainst.Thereweretwoabsent.2.ADOPTIONOFTHE2008ESTESVALLEYHABITATItwasmovedandseconded(Tucker/Norris)toTABLEtheproposed2008EstesValleyHabitatAssessmentuntilthereisanopenspacestudycompleted.ThemotionpassedwithCommissionersNorris,Tucker,andKlinkvotinginfavor,andCommissionersHullandFraundorfvotingagainst.Thereweretwoabsent.3.REPORTSDirectorJosephreportedtherehavebeenthreepermitsissuedtoconstructhelix-typewindturbinesonmonopolesthatmeetallheightlimitsandsetbackrequirements.Hewouldliketofacilitateanotherpublicforumonwindturbines.ThistechnologyisunprovenintheEstesValley,anditisimportanttogainasmuchknowledgeaspossiblepriortoregulatingthisenergyalternative.DirectorJosephalsoreportedonpre-applicationmeetingswithlandownersanddevelopers.Oneprojectisanewfuelingfacility,whiletheotherisadevelopmentplanforasmallassisted-livingfacility.Iftheownerschoosetocontinuewiththeproposals,bothofthesereviewswillbeconductedatthestafflevel,asrequiredbytheEVDC.PlannerShirkprovidedanupdateontheSunfieldDevelopmentPlan,statingFEMAwantstoreevaluatetheirconditionalletterofapprovalandissueareviseddecision.Thepreapplicationmeetingtosubdividethelotshasbeenpostponeduntilthenewletterisreceived.YMCAisalmostfinishedwiththeGrandLodge,andwillsoonberequestingtheircertificateofoccupancy.DellaTerraisalmostcomplete,andwillalsoberequestingtheircertificateofoccupancy.Therebeingnofurtherbusiness,ChairKlinkadjournedthemeetingat8:35p.m.DougKlink,ChairKarenThompson,RecordingSecretary RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSRegularMeetingoftheEstesValleyBoardofAdjustmentApril7,2009,9:00a.m.BoardRoom,EstesParkTownHallBoard:ChairChuckLevine,MembersJohnLynch,BobMcCreery,WayneNewsom,andAlSager;AlternateMemberBruceGrantAttending:MembersLevine,Lynch,McCreery,Newsom,andSagerAlsoAttending:DirectorJoseph,PlannerShirk,andRecordingSecretaryThompsonAbsent:NoneChairLevinecalledthemeetingtoorderat9:00a.m.1.PUBLICCOMMENTNone2.CONSENTAGENDAa.ApprovalofminutesdatedJanuary6,2009b.ApprovalofminutesdatedMarch3,2009Itwasmovedandseconded(Newsom/Sager)toapprovetheminutesaspresented,andthemotionpassedunanimously.3.ReappointmentofmembersLevineandNewsom,withtermsexpiringFebruary28,2072.ChairLevineannouncedthereappointmentofmembersWayneNewsomandChuckLevinetonewthree-yearterms,expiringFebruary28,2012.ItwasalsonotedthatthetermsofmemberLynchandalternatememberGrantexpireJune30,2009.4.LOT21,LittleValley2’Filing,4068LittleValleyDrive,Owner:GregoryE.Otis,Applicant:PaulBrown—RequestforvariancefromEstesValleyDevelopmentCodeSection4.3,Table4-2,toallowconstructionofaproposeddetachedgaragewithintherequired50-footfrontsetbackintheREzoningdistrictStaffReport:PlannerShirkstatedtheapplicantwishestobuildadetachedtwo-cargarageat4068LittleValleyDrivetwenty-fivefeetfromthefrontpropertylinewherethedevelopmentcoderequiresa50-footsetback.Inthisinstance,thefirst25feetofthelotisplattedasaccesseasement.Furthermore,thedevelopmentcoderequiresbuildingsetbacksbemeasuredfromtheedgeofaroadeasement,whichthislothas.Thesetwofactorscombinetocreateafrontyardsetbackrequirementof75-feet.PlannerShirkexplainedthepurposeofmeasuringthesetbackfromtheedgeofaneasementistotreataccesseasementsinthesamefashionasrights-of-waytoensurethatifroadsaremovedorwidenedinthefuture,adequatesetbackswillbemaintained.Thiseasementservesasanactiveaccess.ItisunlikelythatLittleValleyRoadwillbewidened,asitdoesnotleadtolandthathasanyfurthersubdivisionpotential,thusitservesonlytheLittleValleySubdivision.ItshouldbenotedthatLittleValleyhasaGeneralImprovementDistrictthatoverseesthemaintenanceoftheroadsystem.ThisGIDhasbeennotifiedofthisrequest,and“approvedbecausethetopographydoesnotallow”therequiredsetback.PlannerShirkstatedthelotsizeisapproximately1.5acres.Theapplicantproposestolocatethegarageinthemostaccessibleareathatwouldminimizetheamountofoverall RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSEstesValleyBoardofAdjustment2April7,2009sitedisturbance.Locatingthegarageintheproposedlocationwouldallowtheapplicanttousetheexistingdrivewaycut,andeliminatetheneedofadditionalsitedisturbanceandassociatedcut/fillslopes.PlannerShirkstatedtherearespecialcircumstancesthatexist.Thelotissub-sizedforthe“RE”RuralEstatedistrict,whichhasaminimumlotsizeof2.5-acres,forwhichthe50-footsetbackswerecreated.Thelotisalsosteeplysloped,asiscommonintheLittleValleyarea.Whenthehousewasbuiltin2003,itwaslocatedinthisareaatthetopofthelotbecauseitminimizedtheamountofsitedisturbance.Theproposedgaragewouldnotbedetrimentaltotheneighborhood.TheLittleValleyHomeOwner’sAssociationhaswrittenaletterinsupportoftheproject.ThecurrentownerspurchasedthepropertyinSeptember2008,withthecurrentregulationsinplace.Inordertocomplywithsetbackrequirements,thegaragewouldeitherhavetobebuiltdownthehilltothenorthoftheexistingdwelling,oreastofthedwelling.Bothoftheselocationswouldresultingreateroverallimpactthanlocatingthegarageintheproposedlocation.PlannerShirksaidLarimerCountyEngineeringisawareoftheexistenceofaroaddrainagetotheeastoftheproposedgarage.Basedonthis,countyengineeringhasnotedthatifgradingisproposedinthisarea,drainageandgradingplanswillneedtobesubmittedforreview,andthatsedimentcontrolmeasuresshouldbeinplacepriortoconstruction.Basedonthis,CommunityDevelopmentStaffrecommendsanerosion/sedimentcontrolplanbesubmittedtoLarimerCountyEngineeringforreviewandapprovalpriortoissuanceofabuildingpermit.TheBoardshouldbeawarethatLarimerCountyEngineeringcanrequiresaidplanatthetimeofbuildingpermitapplication.PlannerShirknotedthereweretwocommentsfromneighboringpropertyowners.OnelivesdownhillfromtheOtis,andexpressed“noproblemwithavarianceonthisresidence,withtheassurancethatanydrainageissuesareaddressed.”Theotherneighborvoicedhisopinioninoppositiontothevariance.PlannerShirkstatedtheproposedgarageisslightlyoversizedforatwo-cargarage.Itisapproximatelyfourfeetlongerthantheaveragetoallowforastairwaytoaloftareaabovethegarage.StaffrecommendsAPPROVALoftherequestedvariancetoallowafrontyardsetbackof25-feet,asmeasuredfromthepropertyline,insteadofthe50-footsetbackrequiredtobemeasuredfromtheedgeoftheaccesseasement,withconditions.BoardandPublicComment:MemberNewsomunderstandstheowner’sdesiretohaveagarage,andbelievesheproposedthebestlocationpossibleontheslopinglot.Hedoesnotforeseeanyadverseaffectonneighbors,asthegaragewillbemostlyobscuredfromtheroadbytrees.ApplicantPaulBrownnoteditisaverydifficultsitetobuildon.Theownerisawareofpastdrainageproblemsandinstalledanewculvert.Apreviousplanforagarageinadifferentlocationwasabandonedduetothesedrainageissues,andMr.Brownbelievesthiscurrentproposalplansforthemostreasonablelocation.Hestatedtheexistingculverthascreatedwhathebelievesisanunnaturaldrainageacrossthelot.PlannerShirkaddedthataccordingtoRodneyAult,whodoesmostoftheroadworkfortheLittleValleyGID,mostofthedrainageonthislotisfromroadrunofffromLittleValleyDrive.MemberLynchaskediftheproposedgaragewillpresentaproblemforwellaccess.Mr.Brownrepliedthatthebuilder,BobTaylor,andtheownerhavediscussedtheissue,andareawarethatacranewouldbeneededtoliftthepumpfromthewell.Itwasmovedandseconded(Lynch/McCreery)toAPPROVEtheRequestforvariancefromEstesValleyDevelopmentCodeSection4.3,Table4-2,toallowconstructionofaproposeddetachedgaragewithintherequired50-footfrontsetbackintheREzoningdistrictwiththefollowingconditions.Themotionpassedunanimously. RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSEstesValleyBoardofAdjustment3April7,2009CONDITIONS:a.Fullcompliancetotheapplicablebuildingcodes;b.Theapplicantshallincludeanerosioncontrolplanwithbuildingpermitsubmittal,andshallcoordinatesaidplanwithLarimerCountyEngineering(MarcLyons,AccessControl).c.Compliancewithapprovedsiteandbuildingplan;U.Submittalofasetbackcertificatepreparedbyaregisteredlandsurveyor.Thiscertificateshallbesubmittedtothebuildingofficialatthefoundationinspection,andshallverifythegaragelocationcomplieswiththeapprovedsiteplan.5.LOT4,BLOCK1,COUNTRYCLUBESTATES,1111COUNTRYCLUBDRIVE,Owner:KerryandJoieWilluweit,Applicant:ZackFonseca,GenesisEnergy,Inc.—RequestforvariancefromEstesValleyDevelopmentCodeSection4.3,Table4-2,toallowconstructionofaproposedwindturbineapproximately9.5feetabovethe30-footheightrestrictionintheE-1EstateZoningDistrictStaffReport:PlannerChilcottstatedthisapplicationwaswithdrawnbyStaff.6.REPORTSDirectorJosephreportedthatStaffprocessedaminorvarianceforthecornerofadeckthatencroachedoutsidetheplattedbuildingenvelope.Theamountwaslessthanonesquarefootandthebuildingenvelopewasadjacenttoanopenspace.Stafffeltitwasappropriatetograntthevarianceatstafflevel.Therebeingnofurtherbusiness,ChairLevineadjournedthemeetingat9:35am.ChuckLevine,ChairKarenThompson,RecordingSecretary RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSTownofEstesPark,LarimerCounty,Colorado,May20,2009MinutesofaRegularmeetingoftheESTESPARKURBANRENEWALAUTHORITYoftheTownofEstesPark,LarimerCounty,Colorado.MeetingheldintheMunicipalBuildinginsaidTownofEstesParkonthe20thdayofMay,2009.Commissioners:ChairmanNewsom,CommissionersBlume,Halburnt,Little,Martinsen,WhiteandWilcocksAttending:ChairmanNewsom,CommissionersBlume,Halburnt,Little,Martinsen,WhiteandWilcocksAlsoAttending:EPURADir.SmithandDeputyTownClerkDeatsAbsent:NoneChairmanNewsomcalledthemeetingtoorderat8:00a.m.COMMUNITYCOMMENTS.NoneCOMMISSIONERCOMMENTS.None‘h..MINUTES.TheminutesoftheregularmeetingheldApril15,2009,wereapproved.APPEALOFDENIALOFFAcjPROENTPROGRAMAPPLICATIONRandyMartin,ownerofPlumCreekShoeStationandMooseCreek,thankedtheCommtssionersfortheassistanceEPURAprovidedinupdatingthefaçadeoftheMooseCreekstoreandaskedforreconsiderationoftheapplicationsubmittedforasunshadeforPlumCreekShoeStationMrMartinstatedthathehasresearchedtheinstallationofanumberofdifferenttypesofsunshadestoprotecthismerchandiseincludingawnings,butthatduetothenarrownessofthesidewalk,asunshadeappliedtotheinteriorofthewindowwouldbethemostattractive,effectivesolutionandwouldbecomethefocalpointofthestore’sfaçade.TheCommissioners’discussionissummarizedfaçadeprogramguidelinesspecificallyaddressexteriorimprovementsthesunshademaybeconsideredsignage;thesunshadewouldimprovethelookofdowntownwhichisthereasonthefaçadeprogramwasestablished;achangetothefaçadeprogrampolicywouldberequiredtoallowthisimprovementtotheinteriorspace;andMr.Martinmayreapplyifthepolicychanges.Itwasmovedandseconded(Little/Wilcocks)toconsiderMr.Martin’sapplicationforagrantthroughtheFaçadeImprovementProgram,andthemotionfailed.Thosevoting‘No”ComissionersLittle,Wilcocks,White,andMartinsen.Thosevoting“Yes”CommissionersBlumeandHalburnt.RESOLUTION#391—DESIGNATINGAPUBLICPLACEFORPOSTINGNOTICESOFMEETINGS.Dir.SmithreadResolution#391intotherecord,designatingthepublicplaceforpostingnoticesofEPURAmeetings.Itwasmovedandseconded(Wilcocks/Little)Resolution#391beadopted,anditpassedunanimously. RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSEstesParkUrbanRenewalAuthority—May20,2009—Page2CONSIDERATIONOFOPTIONSFORPICNICAREAWESTOFSOUTHPARKINGLOTATVISITORSCENTER.TheCommissionersreviewedthreeconceptplansthatwerepreparedbyDesignStudiosWestforpicnicareaimprovementsadjacenttotheCVBsouthparkinglot.Eachplanincludedashelter,picnicareas,andplantingswithConceptAbeingtheleastelaborateandConceptCthemostelaborate.TheCommissionersexpressedconcernthatthetotalprojectbudgetof$25,000,lessthe$6000to$8000designerfee,wouldnotbeadequateforanyoftheproposals,orwouldrequiretheprojecttobephasedandnotcompletedbeforethisyear’sbusyseasonasdesired.PublicWorksDir.ZurnaskedtheCommissionerstoconsiderfuturemaintenancecostsascriteriaintheirselectionprocessandstatedhewouldmeetwithmembersoftheTreeBoardregardingtheirinterestincollaboratingwithEPURAontheprojectbybringinganeducationalcomponenttotheplantingsandlandscapingatthepicnicarea.Hesaidtheconceptplancouldactasamasterplanandwouldbebeneficialastheprojectmovesforward,andsuggestedtheCommissionersconsiderimplementingimprovementsovertheyears.Afterdiscussion,itwasmovedandseconded(Wilcocks!Little)topursueimprovementsoutlinedinConceptA,consultwiththeTreeBoardabouttheirinterestintheproject,andworkwiththedesignertodeterminewhatimprovementscanbeacquiredwiththeremainderofthebudgeted$25,000,anditpassedunanimously.AAGRANDSTANDSANDCOSTSOFSMALLERPROJECTS.AmeetingregardingthegrandstandsprojectwasheldwithBoWinslow,TomPickering,ScottZurn,RogerThorpandDir.Smithattending.Dir.SmithstatedthatRogerThorpisconsideringinputfromthestakeholders,andallpossibleconfigurationsandalternativesincreatingadesignforthestructure.Anindicationofthecostoftheprojectshouldbeavailableinthenextfewweeks.DuetoEPURA’slimitedresources,Dir.Smithproposeddeferringorcancellingsmallerprojectsinordertodirectadditionalmoniestothegrandstandproject.Dir.SmithstatedthatSharonSeeleyfailedtorequest$1,500forlegalfeelsthattheEPURABoardapprovedin2008whichcouldbeallottedtothegrandstands,andrecommendedtheCommissionersconsiderreallocatingapproximately$50,000infundstothegrandstandsimprovements,fromthefollowingsmallerprojects:(1)repairoftheconcretelandingatTregentPark;(2)sidewalkconnectionfromStanleyHotelandMacGregorAvenue;(3)borderforthehandmadetilesatthetunnelunderHighway36;and(4)placementofadditionalrecyclingbinsandtrashcansinthedowntownarea.CommissionerHalburntinquiredaboutthecrosswalklightsandsignagethatwascommittedtoaspartoftheWiestPlazaimprovementsandstatedthatexpenditureofapproximately$100,000isnotshowinguponthelistofprojects.ChairmanNewsomquestionedhowtoproceedifsmallerprojectsandthegrandstandsprojectcomeinatahighercostthanexpected,askingiftheTownwouldbeabletohelpfinancetheproject.CommissionerHalbumtstatedthatTownfundsarecommittedtothemulti-useeventcenterandindoorarenaandthatEPURAmaybeforcedtomakedecisionsrelatedtothedesign/costofthegrandstandsorconsiderphasingtokeeptheprojectwithinavailableresources.Subsequenttodiscussion,itwasmovedandseconded(Blume/Wilcocks)totableancillaryexpensesrelatedtothefourprojectsoutlinedaboveuntilabetterdeterminationofthegrandstandcostsisavailable,anditpassedunanimously.EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR’SREPORT.1.MedicalLeaveofAbsence—Dir.SmithstatedthatheisscheduledforsurgeryinearlyJuneandthatDeputyTownAdministratorLowellRichardsonandBobJosephwillbehelpingoutduringhisabsence. RECORDOFPROCEEDINGSEstesParkUrbanRenewalAuthority—May20,2009—Page3MISCELLANEOUS.CommissionerWilcocksrequestedthatstaffworkwithFinanceOfficerMcFarlandtocompileactualnumbersrelatedtotheimpact,ifany,ofEPURAtaxincrementfinancingonthevarioustaxingdistricts,andseparatetheinformationbetweenpropertytaxandsalestax.InstallmentsprovidinginformationaboutEPURAandaddressingfallaciesandmisinformationabouttheurbanrenewalauthoritywillcontinuetobepublishedinthelocalnewspapers.Whereupon,ChairmanNewsomadjournedtheregularmeetingat9:35am.CynthiaDeats,DeputyTownClerk APPOINTMENTOFHEARINGOFFICERIrecommendthattheBoardofTrusteesherebyappointsDanielC.MufflyofFortCollins,ColoradotoactasanindependenthearingofficerpursuanttotheapplicableprovisionsoftheTown’sPersonnelPolicyManualtohearanappealofadisciplinaryactionbyaTownEmployee.Mr.Muffly’sprofessionalqualificationsareasfollows:DANIELC.MUFFLYisanattorneyandshareholderwiththeFortCollinslawfirmofMyattBrandes&GastPCandpracticesintheareasofemploymentlaw,civilrights,businesslawandlitigation.Dan’spracticefocusesonadvisingemployerclientsinthepreventionofunlawfulemploymentpracticesanddefendingemployersinemployment-basedlitigationarisingfromallegeddiscrimination,harassment,wrongfuldischargeandunfaircompetition.DanwaspreviouslyaSeniorInternalAuditorandTerminalManagerforanationaltruckingcompany.HereceivedhisB.S.andB.A.degreesfromNebraskaWesleyanUniversityinLincoln,Nebraska.DanreceivedhisJurisDoctorate,withdistinction,fromtheUniversityofNebraska.HeisamemberoftheLarimerCounty,ColoradoandNebraskaBarAssociationsandPastPresidentoftheLarimerCountyBarAssociation. ESIESIPARKCOLORADOMemoTo:HonorableMayorPinkhamBoardofTrusteesTownAdministratorHalburntFrom:AlisonChilcott,PlannerII,andBobJoseph,CommunityDevelopmentDirectorDate:June17,2009Re:SupplementalCondominiumMap#7,SundanceCondominiums,Units3and4,Tract69Bofthe1StReplatofTract69,FallRiverAddition,BrianMurphy,LLC/ApplicantBackground.Theapplicant,BrianMurphy,LLC,hassubmittedasupplementalcondominiummapapplicationforSundanceCondominiumsonTract69BoftheFirstReplatofTract69,FallRiverAddition.SupplementalMap#7consistsoftwounits,Unitsand4,addressed1410and1420SierraSageLane.Thefinalmapisconsistentwiththeapproveddevelopmentplan.Thisisa6.77-acrelot,zoned“RM”Multi-FamilyResidential.Tenresidentialunitsareshownonthepreliminarymap.Nineunitshavebeenbuilt.Onemoreunitremainstobebuiltandcondominiumized.AttheDecember11,2007meeting,theTownBoardapprovedthesixthsupplementalmapforSundanceCondominiums.Budget.None.Action.Approvalofthecondominiummapapplicationconditionedon:1.Submittalofapprovedas-builtsinallrequiredformatspriortomaprecordation;and2.ThenameonthesignatureblockfortheMayorneedstoreflectthecurrentMayoroftheTownratherthantheformerMayor.Room210,TownHallP.O.Box1200,EstesPark,CO80517 MemoTo:HonorableMayorPinkhamBoardofTrusteesTownAdministratorHalburntFrom:DaveShirk,Plannerfr4Date:June23,2009Subject:OverlookCondominiums,3rdSupplementalMap(UnitNumbers318,320,402,and404)Background.ThisisthethirdsupplementalcondominiummapfortheOverlookdevelopment,locatednorthoftheStanleyHotel.TheTownBoardapprovedthepreliminarycondominiummapinFebruary2004.Thisproposedsupplementalmapfinalizes4units,with8unitsofthe46approvedunitsremainingtobefinalized.Thismapisconsistentwiththeapprovedpreliminaryplatanddevelopmentplan.Thepurposeofthismapistoallowindividualsaleoftheunits.Budget.N/AAction.StaffrecommendsAPPROVALoftheproposedcondominiummapfortheOverlookCondominiumproject,CONDITIONALTO:1.CompliancewithmemofromTownAttorneyWhitedatedJune8,2009,regardingminorchangestothededicationstatementandaproposedemergencyaccesseasement.2.TheconditionsimposedbytheTownBoardonFebruary24,2004(originalapproval). tprrJune19,2009IUH232UJ9To:GregoryWhite,EstesParkattorneyFrom:DavidPrawdzik,Owner,OverlookDevelopmentCondominiumUnit420*Subject:OverlookEasementforBlackCanyonproposeddevelopment.EarlierthisyeartheEstesPark(EP)PlanningcommissionsentoutnotificationtoallOverlookCondominiumhomeownersofaproposedBlackCanyondevelopmenttoadd24Condominiums.TheBlackCanyondevelopmentneededandemergencyeasementthroughtheOverlookproperties.AttheannualOverlookHomeownersAssociation(HOA)meetinginApril2009,thehomeownersvotedtodeclinetheeasement.TheHomeOwnersBoard(HOB)presidentnotifiedthecommission,inwriting,ofthenegativedecision.Severalhomeownersalsoseparatelyrepliedtothecommissioninthenegative.l.ater,afterclarificationofactualintendeddesignbythedeveloper,JimSloan,theHOBsentfurtherinformationabouttheeasementtoallhomeowners.Theoverwhelminghomeownerreplywasnegativetotheeasement.Theinitialnegativereplytotheplanningcommissionstands.OnJune16theEPplanningcommissionmettoconsidertheBlackCanyonproposeddevelopmentandapproveditbasedinpartuponeasementapprovalthroughtheOverlookpropertygivenbytheOverlookDevelopmentCompany,asrepresentedbyKerryProhaska.ThisisactionNOTcorrectandarepresentativeoftheHOEwaspresentatthehearinganddidobjecttothedecision.Startingin200$andcompletedinearly2009,theOverlookCondominiumDevelopmentpropertycontrolwasturnedovertotheHomeOwnersAssociation,aftermeetingtherequirementsofColoradothat2/3oftheunitsweresoldandsubsequentlegalrequirementswerecompleted.IbelievethatthecommissionactedimproperlyinacceptingtheOverlookDevelopersapprovaloftheeasementandthusignoringtheOverlookHOAnegativereply.Iunderstandthatyoumustreviewandapprovethelegalityoftheeasement.PleaseconsidertheaboverelativetowhohastheAuthoritytocorrectlyapproveordisapprovetheeasementbetweentheOverlookDevelopmentandtheBlackCanyonDevelopment.Additionalinformationisavailableifdesired.FeelfreetocontacttheOverlookHOAattorneyasnecessary.E.JamesWilder,P.C.10200E.GirardAvenueSuiteC255Denver,CO80231(303)695-6600(303)695-0300(Fax)www.eiwpc.comSincerelyDavidHomeaddress,3374NathanDr,IdahoFallsId,$3404,208-520-4486,2twins@srv.net ClarkWilliamsandMatsunaka,LLCATTORNEYSATLAW2881No.MonroeAve.,Suite1Loveland,Colorado$0538RogerE.ClarkTelephone:970-669-8668RandyLeeWilliamsFacsimile:970-667-7524StanleyT.Matsunaka,P.C.June19,2009TheOverlookDevelopmentattheHistoricStanley,LLCP.O.Box2807EstesPark,CO80517Re:TheOverlookCondominiumsGentlemen:YouhaveaskedformyopiniononwhetherTheOverlookDevelopmentattheHistoricStanley,LLCasthe“Dectarant”undertherecordedDeclarationandMapforTheOverlookCondominiumshastherighttodedicateanemergencyaccesseasementacrossaportionoftheOverlookproperty.AsIunderstandthesituation,theaccesseasementwouldbenefitboththeOvertookpropertyandanadjacentpropertyandtheownersofthatadjacentpropertywouldgivereciprocalaccessaswell.IwouldfirstpointtoSection7.6oftherecordedDeclaration(copyenclosed).Thatsectionalreadygrantsaverybroadaccessrightfor emergencypurposesasneededbyemergencyagenciesintheperformanceoftheirduties,i.e.,thereisalreadyarightofaccessforemergencypurposesoveralloftheOverlookproperty.Moreover,Section7.2oftheDeclaration(copyenclosed)reservestotheDeclarantanditsassigns“aneasementforconstruction...ingressandegressover,in,upon,underandacrosstheCommonElementsasmaybereasonablynecessaryorincidenttoanyconstruction...orimprovementsontheProperty...orotherpropertiesabuttingandcontiguoustotheProperty...”TheexerciseoftheserightsbyDeclarantcannotunreasonablyinterfere“withtheoccupancy,use,enjoyment,oraccesstotheProjectbytheOwners.”Itcertainlyappearsthatthelocationproposedhereisnotunreasonable.Basedontheforegoing,itismyopinionthattheDeclarantdoeshavethereservedrighttolocatetheemergencyaccesseasementasplanned.Moreover,IbelievethataneasementforsuchpurposesalreadyexistsoveralltheOverlookProperty.Verytrulyyours,A-.IIfly]tCt’()L\RogerE.ClarkREC:rlbEnclosures 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Se_Uuii2t3earnnLailtsLt)eLia:ant,Iistandt,e’urandCiebcresereancsercmorciitract1on,iernodcliiie.utilities.dtinu,’c.liressand11es‘or.in.upon.underandactusthe(‘unmunElentents.tuoctheruhthetit’nttoturomatenakuitheCommonhieniouR,tihiaIdartdmairiiaiternpuariiails.anatoinao-,uctithetueotdo(CulittonF’lemnei,a,mahoreionahiincesarmtLieideiittoJtiLOitm’iicttoflorietfliettitaittheUnit,orttuiptocutoutsoilthePrupettitotherrealpierttnodbsDc,iraui.orother;M’opetIiesahuuui,tandeot:LitUutbtothePrupufl\pro’.idc1,ho’.ie’.or.thatnosuchnnltLsshallheeereiseUbyDeclatant:na‘.avvhichum’casiiiahi’,intorterestbtheCeeup.mcv,use.mont,oraccesstothePraccth’,theOwners.Section7.ttditsia;etnagr.‘IhereIShernbcreatedablanketea’cntertupon.ucruss.r.or,inundunderthePropertytwthebenefitoftheCommon1:Icrnensandthe!nnsandtheuueturesandimprovementssituatedonthePtuper!vbcingressandegress,iistalLion,teplacmno.repuitmugmdmflantuimlimiOallutilities.includirtir.hutnutlimitedto.ater,sCWCt,ias,telephone.cableI\‘andcloUticiLy.Saidblanketcasementincludesfutureuultt’er’.icesminipresentlya’aIabtetotheUnits‘hichmayreasonablybereCluiledinthefuture.Hyirlacol’thiseasement.itshallheexpre-slypcrrmssihleforthecompaniesidinitutilitiestoerectandmaintaintheceessaicumpmuenLonanyoftheUndsandtoalirandmnamtaineiectr;ealuiditttelephoneres.otreumisandcOflOU.tSon.above,acrossandutirfetthertiofsandextenot‘.aIRtithemmpruements.dlittamannercustomar’vfursuchcompaniesitttheareasurroundingthePuperty,suhecttoiiiI)’.the.\“sOOtitlOflastOlocations.Section7.4Reservationfur.Additt)riulI!n,ts.Declarantliereh\resetestottselfandthe\ssuemattutimd,orforOwnersinallfuturephaesoftheProjectaneasementaidruht—ot—wuya’.or,uponandacrossthePi-uperlyfiatconsLnictiun.utiltties,Umainage.andingresstoatidegressftomthelocutionofadditionalunitsonthispioperlyorotherpropertiesahuttngandcontiguoustothePrtpertv,andbrUSCiiitheConmrnonElementsasmaheroasommhltc-c’eai’yorincidenttothec,nsti’ucttunofaihlttionalunitspursuanttoDeelarant.,DevelopnmentRightsorothertrnproenientsonotheradjacent.abuttingoradjoiningpropertiesthatthet)eclarantmarsubsequentlypurchase:provideu.ltu’.eor,thatnosuchrtehtsshallbeexoicisedhDeclnraimtitta‘.uv.hichuimreasonabivinterfereswiththc’occupancy.use.entovmncut,oraccesstotheProtectbthet‘.nets.Thelocationutrieseeasotilentsantinghts-oUwavrna’cbenudecertainbyDccluatmtortheAssociationbyinstrumentsrecordedwiththeClerkandRecorder.Anyadditionalunitscaminilebeufl5ti’tiUOiutteraipiolalfromtheFown1)1EstPark,pursuantLi)theDe\clopmetltAercementbcteentheIu’.iiand0’.erltiukDc’.elupment.Additiomtaiunitsmnaonl’heetinsirtictedafteraupro’.alhunttheIa’’.iiatEste’,ParkpursuanttotheC)c’.elopmentAgreementhot’.’.eontheTo’.’.itandthe)‘.ei’looklie’elpniL’ut.sCLltCii)lime,\octatiotiishcicb;.gmntitetithenolmtit’ctahli’,hft’mtimetotume.bdeciat.Ctuil01’attic:”.’.isO,utiliL.ind)LIC’rel--onOuspe;nut..inlicenseso’.orthe(utumun1.lemncnt,forpurposestnclttiiinr,hutnothtmn;tctito;trcets,paths.t’.alk’.’.as.drainage.recre.ti.,,ilJtCd’..pitktiiareas.dials.shafl5,tiue,,ad 2C LOT 35UERGtNCY I — - 27 37 EASEMENT LOi 6:zLrrn/7/mn J_1/ ..-L_/ ///14 “r EASEMENT ml,.)‘02flJZLzLzZ ‘j /7 V//f)’//S se’JY1CE S 8W33’KCE ——— 7\\——J2.l4 43.68 97.17 80.00 c0ErnWYAV& ._______________________________ 4705 N 215426 W LOS :5 32r —— — APRONLCUWfl — — sr—c -C W4VAY &LOS y J36 316 10848 \\\\\rrrrn he 34 I0130330507 _______________ 343 s zllr--;-t -L \3n\313\315\317\\321\323 \325 \327 \329 \41 tt be 3 - I8Jj -‘-I-- _;_5fls;c_ J ft U88000W7t56//////Y _____:N SPACE 0UT0E BUILDING ....-. - ‘: 44’n/Cia BOX STPUL,Ufra U/ 55 iS 0E0tCAD TO WE PUBLIC ,. ..- size 66—i/’m L EENE FOR WE tANE ACMNT/ICEO mc noi’t ç k’4 TION AND NTENANCE OF NTtLfflE5 —,tSSort4TD/C ORNNAOE FACILITIES ARE UISlGNATEOONThISMW DiCi1JN1)\ £“- “ Zil&PVERLOOK cONDOMINtLLM N2TARLALsEfI1E1QtIE WrdAPno1and.bCTht5 Kno oft men by these presents that the undersned being the oeanrn of the tollowing STA OF COLORADO)That he 5 0 Retislrrcd Lci described property,towih COuNtY OT LARIMER)usrvny does demo a bird The rlooh Condominiums.Lot 2 Stanley Historic ntrict.loon of urdar S direol suyrr-UirrEstesPork,Colorado.Parcel of Lona Located in the NE 1/4 of the The foregoing instrument wns ostrnonledged before me this ________day 0r thin plot,that the statsw1/4 of the EN 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of 24.ToN,873w of ________. 2009 by Gerald Mayo.as President of The merlnoh of ks own knowledge.nodofthe6thP.M.Lorimer County,Colorado Dneelopmtnt at the Historic Stanley.LLC.36—.r3 3—209.0 Ft SContaining6.660 acres more or lens;hone by these presents coused thn some to be Witness my ?ond end ofliciot seal.sumeyed and pintted an shown on tHis mop to be known on the mop of The merlsoh My commission exp.res -‘nt Condominiums,end do ofso de&nte dl open spoce oubMe the buOding anvetapen to the ir ny ru29.0’public as poetuol easements for the tantotuttan and maintenance of utilities and for _______________________________ 0 0 cgt_’n _cr - droinoge facilities end an emergency access easement on ore laid out end designated 09 this Notorti Pnblicmap. NQTAI?ML SS817&CAZE flL?iANAGER COM) The foregoing instrument was ncksnwttdgnd before e this ___________ CERAW MAYO.PRESIOENT WESTSThR BANK day of ,,,.,,,,.2009 by Kerry Prnchasho,as Secrntnry of TheOnerfaohD;uetopmtfl f:i:I rc Stanley,LLC. My commission enpirns._ f-GO 43.5’THE OVERLOOK DEVELOPMENT ATmE HISTORIC STANLEY.LLC. Room210,TownHaHP0.Box1200,EstesPark,CO80517BobJoseph,CommunityDevelopmentDirectorEastRiverwalkCenterCondominiums,AmendmenttotheAmendedCondominiumMap,CondominiumUnitsH,I,J,K,L,M,Building2,Units420,424,426,428E.ElkhornAve.,WhippProperties/Applicant,LLCBackground.ThispropertyislocatedneartheHighway34/36intersectiondowntown,asshownintheaerialphotobelow,andiszonedCD—DowntownCommercial.Theapplicant,WhippProperties,LLC,hassubmittedanapplicationtocombinesixcondominiumunitsUnitsH,I,J,K,L,andMinBuilding2oftheEastRiverwalkCenterCondominiumsintotwocondominiumunits,UnitsHandI.Buildingpermit#8651wasissuedtoconvertthesixunits(oneresidentialunit,twostorageunits,andtwoofficeunits)intotworesidentialunits.AconditionofbuildingpermitapprovalwasTownapprovalandrecordationofanupdatedcondominiummap.Theapplicantdidnotapplyfor,andtheunitshavenotbeenapprovedfor,nightlyrentaluse.ThisusewouldrequireadditionalreviewbytheBuildingDepartment.Budget.None.Action.Approvalofthecondominiummapapplicationconditionedon:1.CompliancewiththecommentsinAttorneyWhite’smemodatedJune8,2009.ESTESPARKCOLORADOTownofEstesParkCommunityDevelopmentMemoTo:From:HonorableMayorPinkhamBoardofTrusteesTownAdministratorHalburntAlisonChilcoff,PlannerII,andDate:Re:June17,2009 CommunityDevelopmentMemoTo:HonorableMayorPinkhamTownBoardofTrusteesEstesValleyPlanningCommissionAdministratorHalburntFrom:BobJoseph,CommunityDevelopmentDirectorDate:6/18/2009Re:EstesValleyDevelopmentCodeBlock13Amendments—VacationHomesandBed&Breakfast.Background:RecentjointmeetingsanddiscussionswiththeTownBoardandthePlanningCommissionhaveresultedinaproposaltouseaproblemstatementapproachtocoderevisionsinanefforttoaddclaritytotheprocessandtoimprovetheendproduct.Ithasbeensuggestedthattheshorttermrental!B&BcoderevisionsshouldberedirectedbacktoPlanningCommissiontoimplementtheproblemstatementapproach.ThiswasdiscussedbythePlanningCommissionattheJunestudysession.Budget.None.Action:TableEstesValleyDevelopmentCodeBlock13Amendments—VacationHomesandBed&BreakfasttoallowtimeforPlanningCommissionandTownBoardtotaketherevisionsthroughthenew“problemstatement”process. TheEstesAreaLodgingAssociation(EALA)Statement:TheEstesAreaLodgingAssociationsupportstheEstesValleyDevelopmentCodeBlock13AmendmentsaslongastheyareinclusiveofB&B’sandVacationhomesonly.And,thatthechangeswillnotaffectpropertieszonedasAccommodationsorCondorentals.However,weareconcernedonhowthiswillbeenforced.Thereisnopointinrewritingthecodeifitcannotbeenforced. TOWNoiESTESPARIçMEMOTo:TheHonorableMayorPinkham,TownTrustees,TownAdministratorHalburntFrom:ScottZurn,P.E.,PublicWorksDirectorDate:June23,2009RE:ContractAwardtoWinstonAssociates,Inc.fortheBondParkMasterPlanBACKGROUNDThePublicWorksDepartmentsolicitedproposalsfortheBondParkMasterPlanwhichweredueApril3,2009.Thirteenfirmssubmittedproposalswhichwereratedbyapanelof“Stakeholders”consistingofTownofEstesParkstaff,TownTrusteesEricBlackhurstandJerryMiller,EstesValleyPartnersforCommerce,theLocalMarketingDistrict,andBondParkusers.Ratedonresponsiveness,responsibility,teammembers,costs,proposalandschedulethesubmittalswerenarroweddowntothetopfour:FirmNameProposalAmountWinstonAssociates,Inc.$46,925DSW,Inc.$49,995.82TheColeCompany$50,000LandworksDesign,Inc.$50,000MembersoftheStakeholdersgroupratedthesefourfirmsafterinterviewswiththeirteammembers;theproposalfromWinstonAssociates,Inc.waselectedfirstchoice.BUDGFTThisprojectisbudgetedintheConservationTrustFund:211-5900-459.35-6120082009$20,000$30,000RECOMMNEDATIONStaffrecommendsawardingtheBondParkMasterPlanprojecttoWinstonAssociates,Inc.intheamountof$46,925,withacontingencyfundof$3,075foratotalof$50,000inencumberedfunds. I_IOWNoiESTESPARIçMEMOTo:TheHonorableMayorPinkham,TownTrustees,TownAdministratorHalburntFrom:ScottZurn,P.E.,PublicWorksDirectorDate:June23,2009RE:RevisionstoSection8.04.030oftheMunicipalCode—NoxiousWeedsBACKGROUNDCitizenGeorgeHockmanapproachedtheTownBoardlastyearwithconcernsaboutthetown’scurrentweedordinance.Itspecificallystates“AllsuchnoxiousweedsshallbecutandremovedonorbeforeJuly15ofeachandeveryyear.”Mr.Hockman’sconcernwasthatsomenoxiousweedshavenotyetsproutedbythatdate.Thetownboardaskedstafftoreviewthemunicipalcodeandsuggestchangesasappropriate.Themayoraskedstafftobringthecodechangedirectlytothetownboardsincethat’swhereitwasoriginallydiscussed.ThePublicWorksDepartmentdevelopedaproposedchangetoMunicipalCodesection8.04.030NoxiousWeedsoutlinedbelow:Currentlanguage:Itisunlawfulfortheownerofanylot,blockorparceloflandwithintheTown,oranyagentinchargeofsuchproperty,toalloworpermitnoxiousweedstogrowortoremainwhengrownuponthepropertyoronoralonganyalleysbehindorsidewalkareainfrontofthesame.AllsuchnoxiousweedsshallbecutandremovedonorbeforeJuly15ofeachandeveryyear.Proposedlanguage:Itisunlawfulfortheowner,occupant,oranyagentinchargeofanylot,blockorparceloflandwithintheTowntoallow,permit,orfailtomanagenoxiousweedsgrowingorremainingwhengrownuponthepropertyoronoralonganyalleysorsidewalkareasadjacenttotheproperty.NoxiousweedsshallbedefinedasspecieslistedintheLarimerCountynoxiousweedlistortheColoradoDepartmentofAgriculturalnoxiousweedlistasanoxiousweed.failuretomanageanoxiousweedisfailuretopreventtheplantfromestablishing,growing,reproducingordispersingitself.Managementmethodsinclude,butarenotlimitedto,chemicaltreatmentapprovedbytheColoradoDepartmentofAgricultureormechanicalcuttingpriortoseedmaturity,includingremovalandproperdisposal. Additionally,thetownisamemberoftheEstesLandStewardshipAssociation(ELSA)andtogetherwehavebeenworkingwithELSAtoactivelyincreasepublicawarenessandeducationonlocalweedissues.ELSAwasformedin2007toincreaseawarenesseducationdesignedtopreventtheestablishmentofnewexoticplantpopulationsandcontain,reduce,oreradicatecurrentpopulations.ELSA’seducationalactivitieshavebeenbasedinthetownofEstesPark,andincludeteachingweedidentificationworkshops,writingeducationalarticlesforthelocalnewspapers,presentationsatlocalmeetings,organizingspeakersoninvasiveplantspeciesatELSAmonthlymeetingsopentothepublic,conductingfreesitevisitstotrainandeducateprivatepropertyownersinplantidentificationandweedmanagementoptions,developmentofaneducationalwebsite(www.elsainfo.org)withlinkstokeyinvasiveplant-relatedmaterials,andsponsoringtheannualEstesParkWeedRoundup(thisyearonAug1,2009andwewillagainusetheaircurtainburnertodisposeofthecollections)whereahostofeducationalactivitiesareconductedincludingweedidentification,weed-relatedteachinggames,anddisseminationoffreeteachingmaterialsincludingweedIDdecksofcards,weedcalendarswithinformationaboutlocalspecies,andothereducationalliteraturepertainingtoidentification,impacts,andmanagementofinvasiveweedspecies.ThetownhasprovidedsupporttoELSAasnecessaryfortheseeventsandistryingtocomplimenttheiractivities,notcompetewiththem.ThePWDepartmentrecentlycompletedanadministrativepolicyforeradicatingweedsonpublicproperty.Currently,weareworkingonaweedwebpagethatwilllinktoELSA’swebsiteandaflyerthatcanbedistributedthroughthePWDepartment.BUDGETN/ARECOMMENDATIONStaffrecommendsadoptingOrdinanceAmendingSection8.04.030oftheMunicipalCodeRelatingtoNoxiousWeedsaspresented.0 ORDINANCENO.05-09ANORDINANCEAMENDINGSECTION8.04.030OFTHEMUNICIPALCODERELATINGTONOXIOUSWEEDSWHEREAS,itisnecessarytoamendSection8.04.030oftheMunicipalCodetodefinenoxiousweedsandaddthefailuretomanagenoxiousweedsasaviolationoftheMunicipalCode;andWHEREAS,theBoardofTrusteeshasdeterminedthatinthebestinterestoftheTowntoamendSection8.04.030asmorefullysetforthherein.NOW,THEREFORE,BEITORDAINEDBYTHEBOARDOFTRUSTEESOFTHETOWNOFESTESPARK,COLORADO.Section1:Section8.04.030oftheMunicipalCodeisherebyamendedinitsentiretytoreadasfollows:Itisunlawfulfortheowner,occupant,oranyagentinchargeofanylot,blockorparceloflandwithintheTowntoallow,permit,orfailtomanagenoxiousweedsgrowingorremainingwhengrownuponthepropertyoronoralonganyalleysorsidewalkareasadjacenttotheproperty.NoxiousweedsshallbedefinedasspecieslistedintheLarimerCountynoxiousweedlistortheColoradoDepartmentofAgriculturalnoxiousweedlistasanoxiousweed.Failuretomanageanoxiousweedisfailuretopreventtheplantfromestablishing,growing,reproducingordispersingitself.Managementmethodsinclude,butarenotlimitedto,chemicaltreatmentapprovedbytheColoradoDepartmentofAgricultureormechanicalcuttingpriortoseedmaturity,includingremovalandproperdisposal.Section2:TheadoptionofthisordinanceisherebydeterminedtobedeclaredanemergencyinordertoimmediatelyaddresstheexistenceofnoxiousweedswithintheTown;andWHEREAS,intheopinionoftheBoardofTrusteesanemergencyexists,thisordinanceshalltakeeffectandbeenforcedimmediatelyafteritspassage,adoptionandsignatureoftheMayor. 4PASSEDANDADOPTEDBYTHEBOARDOFTRUSTEESOFTHETOWNOFESTESPARK,COLORADOTHIS____DAYOF________,2009.TOWNOFESTESPARKBy:__________________________________MayorATTEST:TownClerkIherebycertifythattheaboveordinancewasintroducedandreadatameetingoftheBoardofTrusteesonthe_______dayof_____________________2009,andpublishedinanewspaperofgeneralpublicationintheTownofEstesPark,Coloradoonthe______dayof_____________,2009.TownClerk2