HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning And Zoning Board - Minutes - 07/19/1966• FORT COLLINS PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
July 19, 1966
Call to Order:
Chairman Robert Ocheltree called the meeting to order at
7:30 p.m.
Members Present:
Chairman Bob Ocheltree; City Manager Tom Coffey; Jim Keese;
Dr. Lee; Don Stuart; City Attorney Art March, Jr.; City
Engineer C. Adam Fischer; City Engineering Consultant
Joe T. Banner; Administrative Assistant John Baudek;
Mrs. Wood; Trafton Bean, Planning Consultant; Gene Allen,
Planning Director; Ashton Mossburg, Assistant City Planner;
and a dozen interested persons.
Item # 1
On the agenda was the approval of the minutes for June 21,
1966 as read.
Item # 2
Consideration of the Report on Existing Sanitary Sewage
Facilities and Proposed Improvements (City of Fort Collins,
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Colorado) and report on Existing Water Supply Facilities
and Proposed Improvements for the City of Fort Collins,
Colorado, presented by Joe T. Banner and C. Adam Fischer.
Tom Coffey: "This Item is in reference to an application
with the Federal Government for one million dollars. Good
planning has put us in an excellent position to the the
Government Grant."
The report by Joe Banner $ Associates was presented to the
Planning and Zoning Board with the recommendation that the
Board adopt a resolution to incorporate this into your
"Guide for Growth" material.
Tom Coffey: "The new reservoir will be west of the old
reservoir, which has a capacity of eight million gallons.
The added capacity will be like having an 'Ace in the Hole'
even though three foot height difference makes it impossible
to join the two."
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Joe Banner: "The assigned problem was the transmission and
distribution of water to 110,000 people, and we check areas
of growth with Gene Allen to something beyond 110,000.
The big problem then was catching up while achieving econ-
omy in construction. We feel that we have coordinated the
information need to expand the systems for Fort Collins.
We now have a new 42 inch watermain in use. Regarding
sewage, 50 million gallons of water a day is the set figure
to prevent a rate increase for the next 20 to 25 years. A
system was needed to expand in any direction. One serious
sewage problem was in the interior of the city, due to the
college expansion overloading the system. Expansion now is
permitted in all directions due to the newly constructed
trunk lines and others under construction."
Gene Allen: "In the original study, the northwest area of
the city was recognized as needing service and given priority.
The area to the south needed to be served without any pumping
and the new disposal plant and trunk lines make this possible."
Tom Coffey: "This study interlocks with the 'Guide for
Growth', as does our electrical expansion planning."
City Manager, Tom Coffey read the resolution approving the
plans and specifications made by J. T. Banner 4 Associates
and the plans continue to be implemented by the City of
Fort Collins Council.
Motion: Tom Coffey made the motion to adopt the resolution.
Second: The motion was seconded by Mrs. Wood.
The resolution carried.
All Ayes.
Item # 3 #28-66 Alvin Miller 3rd Foothills Annexation, to be zoned R-M
Gene Allen: "The 35' by 120' strip is an enlargement of a
corner lot, which is zoned R-M. What is the size of this
lot?, John."
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John Elliott: "The lot size will be 125' by 120' with the
addition of this strip.
Motion: Tom Coffey made the motion to accept this petition.
Second: The motion was seconded by Don Stuart.
The motion carried.
All Ayes
Item # 4 #29-66 The North College Industrial Corporation Rezoning
request from M, Mobile Home and B-G (General Business) to
I-L (Limited Industrial).
Gene Allen: "We had a request to rezone 3 1/2 acres of this
property, a year and a half ago, to permit a mobile park,
but they never did anything with it. The corporation will
have to ammend the legal description to say 'M and B-G to
I-L', if the council passes this request."
Fred Kennedy: "I'm President of the North College Industrial
Corporation and will abide with any zoning requirements."
Motion: Don Stuart made a motion to accept this petition.
Second: The motion was seconded by Jim Keese.
The motion carried.
All Ayes.
Item # 5 #30-66 Miller Bros. Construction Company Request to vacate
utility easement.
Alvin Miller: "The main problem is that the water-cooled
compressors of the 7-Eleven store are located two feet on
the easement and the Doctor's Office Building is located
one foot on the easement."
Tom Coffey: "Is it correct that no utilities are located
in the easement under consideration?"
Alvin Miller: "That's correct. Only the water and gas
mains are not in, but there's plenty of room for them."
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Motion: Tom Coffey made the motion to accept the petition
Second: The motion was seconded by Mrs. Wood.
The motion carried.
All Ayes.
Item # 6 #31-66 Highlander Heights Eleventh Subdivision
Lloyd Williams: "We will dedicate the needed 12 foot
easements, partly by a separate legal instrument."
Tom Coffey: "I make the motion to approve subject to the
need easements.
Seconded: The motion was seconded by Mrs. Wood.
The motion carried.
All Ayes.
Item # 7 The Lindenmeirer Lake Development.
Dr. Murray: "This will be a cluster development. We have
a total of 100 acres, but will develop only 40 acres,
with the rest in grass and trees. There will be 155 lots
with private roads (100' by 100' size lots). The county
made two recommendations which we've accepted.
Motion: Tom Coffey made the motion to accept preliminary
plat with a recommendation for platting a road
north and south, connecting to the south property
line.
Second: The motion was seconded by Mrs. Wood.
The motion carried.
All Ayes.
The meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
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