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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/12/1991 - ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS - AGENDA - Regular Meeting ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
AGENDA
Regular Meeting
December 12 , 1991
1. Appeal 2016 . The variance would reduce the required 5 foot
landscape parking lot setback along the west lot line to 0
feet, and would eliminate the requirement to have 6% of the
interior of the parking lot landscaped with landscaped
islands. The variance is necessary as a result of a church
use being established on this site in the IL zone,
constituting a change of use. Section 29-493( 1) , 29-493 (2 ) ( f)
by Les Brittingham, for Life Center Christian Fellowship, 1827
E. Harmony Road.
2. Appeal 2017 . The variance would reduce the required
landscaped parking lot setback requirement along Riverside
Avenue from 15 feet to 0 feet, reduce it along the west lot
line from 5 feet to 0 feet, and along the north lot line from
5 feet to 0 feet. The variance would also reduce the amount
of required interior parking lot landscaped islands from 6% to
0%. The variances are to allow a portion of the old Collins
Cashway site to be used as a 2 year, temporary parking lot for
construction workers who are working on the Poudre valley
Hospital addition. Section 29-493( 1) , 29-493 (2 ) (f) by George
Brelig, 1450 Riverside Avenue.
3. Appeal 2018. The variance would reduce the required lot width
from 60 feet to 40 feet for a new, single family dwelling in
the RP zone. Section 29-223, 29-133 (2) by Bill Harper/Bill
Neal, 1706 Fairbrooke Court.
r ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
AGENDA
Regular Meeting
December 12, 1991
Appeal 2016
--- 1827 E. Harmony Road
--- Petitioner: Les Brittingham, for Life Center Christian
Fellowship
--- Zone: IL
--- Section 29-493( 1) , 29-493(2) (f)
--- The variance would reduce the required 5 foot landscape
parking lot setback along the west lot line to 0 feet, and
would eliminate the requirement to have 6% of the interior of
the parking lot landscaped with landscaped islands. The
co 0 variance is necessary as a result of a church use being
established on this site in the IL zone, constituting a change
of use.
--- Petitioner' s statement of hardship: The parking area is very
large, and predominantly serves a large warehouse operation
which occupies the majority of the building. Landscape
islands in the parking area would interfere with efficient
circulation of large semi-trucks which must access the
building. The church is located in the front portion of the
.�� building and really doesn't use the majority of the parking
lot. There is an existing landscape setback along Harmony and
along the east lot line, and the applicant is proposing to add
any trees and shrubs which might be required as part of the
Harmony Corridor landscape regulations.
--- Staff comments: The entire parking and driveway area on the
east side of the building is used heavily by large trucks .
The Board has granted relief to the 6% interior island
requirement when the area is used primarily by large trucks
and is not too visible from the main street.
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Appeal 2017
--- 1450 Riverside Avenue
--- Petitioner: George Brelig
--- Zone:
--- Section 29-493( l ) , 29-493 (2) (f)
--- The variance would reduce the required landscaped parking lot
setback requirement along Riverside Avenue from 15 feet to 0
feet, reduce it along the west lot line from 5 feet to 0 feet,
and along the north lot line from 5 feet to 0 feet. The
variance would also reduce the amount of required interior
parking lot landscaped islands from 6% to 0%. The variances
are to allow a portion of the old Collins Cashway site to be
used as a 2 year, temporary parking lot for construction
6 . 0 workers who are working on the Poudre Valley Hospital
addition.
--- Petitioner' s statement of hardship: The parking lot is only
temporary in nature. Any perimeter and interior landscaping
installed now would probably have to be removed when a new,
permanent use is established on this property. The owner has
the property for sale, and the lease that Hensel Phelps has on
the lot requires that they vacate within 90 days of sale.
Therefore, the length of time the property will be used is
uncertain. See petitioner' s letter for additional
information.
--- Staff comments: As stated in the hardship, there is the
possibility that interior and perimeter landscaping might have
to be removed when a permanent use is established. However,
it is unlikely that any landscaping along Riverside Avenue
would have to be removed. The Board may want to establish a
time limit if any variance is to be granted.
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Appeal 2018
--- 1706 Fairbrooke Court
--- Petitioner: Bill Harper/Bill Neal
Zone: RP
--- Section 29-223, 29-133 (2)
--- The variance would reduce the required lot width from 60 feet
to 40 feet for a new, single family dwelling in the RP zone.
--- Petitioner's statement of hardship: The lot is a pie-shaped
cul-de-sac lot. If the house were set back to where the lot
width is 60 feet, the front setback would be about 58 feet.
The house would be so far back on the lot that the front of
the house would be behind the back of adjacent homes. All
setbacks will be complied with. There is also a drainage
problem on this lot in that drainage goes to the lot to the
south. Moving the home forward allows for an opportunity to
generally contain the drainage within this lot. A setback of
58 feet as required would be out of character with the rest of
the cul-de-sac.
--- Staff comments: None.