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ONE WEST CONMMPORARY ART CENTER Telephone (303) 484-2020
201 SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE, FORT COLLINS, CO 80524 Telefa:( (303) 484-2069
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Regular Directors' Meeting
CONTACT: Sina Polvakov, Stab
MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 02, t995 REGULAR MEETING
The Board of Directors of the Downtown Development Authority met
In regular session at 730 am. February 02, 1995 in the Symphony
conference room at 201 South College Avenue, One West Art Center.
PRESENT Board members:
Stephen Sleztk, Chair presiding
Mary Brayton
Rick Goodale
Roger Gunlikson
Bonnie Bixler-Szidou
Chuck Wanner
Carey Hewitt
Board members absent:
Ed Baldwin
Jim Martell
Staff. Chip Steiner, DDA consultant
Lucia Liley, Legal counsel
Sina Polvakov
CALL TO
ORDER Steve Slezak called the meeting to order. A motion to approve January 12, 1995
minutes, as written, was made by Rick Goodale and seconded by Roger Gualikson.
The motion was approved unanimously.
OPERA
GALLERIA The owners of the Opera Galleria have requested the early closure (630 p.m.) of the
public mall (that portion of the project owned by DDA). The Board tabled this issue
for thirty (30) days to allow time to contact owners and tenants by mail. This issue will
be decided at the next DDA Board meeting, March 2, 1995.
SH.VER
GRILL John Arnolfo, owner of the Siver Grill, has requested DDA's asbistance in facade
improvements to his buildiug. A motion to support public participation in the Silver
Grill facade improvements was made by Carey Hewitt and seconded by Mary Brayton.
The motion was approved unanimously.
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DDA Board Meeting
02/12/95
LIBRARY The Board requested that stab research options regarding the expansion/reuse of the
downtown library site. The Board noted that while it did not necessarily oppose
relocating the library it believed reuse of the existing facility be given serious
consideration prior to moving the operation.
OTHER
BUSINESS • Senior Center - The City of Fort Collins received two bids for acquisition of the Old
Senior Center. Following interviews with both bidders, City staff is recommending
acceptance of the Progressive Old Town Square offer. This recommendation is based
on the proposed financial return to the city resulting from the Pots Proposal.
The Board directed Chip Steiner to write a letter to City Council stating its support for
the Advanced Digital Imaging proposal. The recommendation was based on ADi's
ability to generate primary jobs and to diversity the economic base in the central
business district
• DDA Office Furniture - Because of the $150 - $250 cost for an appraisal regarding
the sale of excess DDA office furniture to Chip Steiner, the Board of Directors chose
to use the numbers generated by a year -old appraisal conducted on similar quality
furniture. Bonnie Szidon moved to sell the furniture to Chip Steiner and Roger
Gunlikson seconded. Motion passed Unanimously.
• Office Lease - The Board recommended a few more changes/provisions be made
to the tease before it is signed.
• Professional Consultant Billing - The Board asked that a copy of the monthly billing
statement from Chip Steiner be presented to the them at its regular meetings.
• 185 No. College .Avenue - The Board asked that legal counsel write lessee Mr.
Sofias informing him that he has defaulted on the 185 North College lease -purchase
agreement and that legal procedures consistent with the terms of the agreement will
be initiated by the DDA.
• DBA Events - Tanya Spasev, the new Executive Director for DB.A presented a list
of the events scheduled for 1995. Ms. Spasev also presented copies of a Coloradoan
survey done for downtown Fort Collins.
ADJOURN There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Ed Baldwin, Secretary
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ONE WEST CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER Telephone (303) 484-2020
201 SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE, FORT COLLINS, CO 80524 Telefax (303) 484-2069
TO: DDA Board of Direc s
FROM: Chip Steiner
DATE: February 27, 1995
RE: Opera Galleria Hours of operation
Last month, the Board considered a request from the owners of the
Opera Galleria asking that they be permitted to close the atrium
at 6:30 p.m. because of vandalism and other security problems.
However, during the meeting it became clear that not all tenants
agreed with the change in atrium operating hours. The Board
decided to table the item until all tenants and owners could be
notified and re -hear the item at its March meeting.
As background material the Board may want to consider the following
information:
At the April 7, 1988 Board meeting, then Director Eldon
Ward asked about ownership of the atrium. According to
the minutes of that meeting, Walt Brown, owner of the
project, replied that the "atrium would belong to the
public and would be run in a similar style to the plaza
at Old Town."
The actual agreement with the owners of the Opera Galleria makes
the following relevant references to the atrium:
In paragraph 4.5 Easements for Access (p. 7): Access for
the public mall shall at all times be available through
the Public Pedestrian Mall subject to the rules and
regulations adopted by the Declarant as provided herein.
In paragraph 5.2 Maintenance of Exterior and Interior
Common Areas (p. 8): Declarant shall employ such
personnel as necessary to implement such services,
including, if Declarant deems necessary, security guards.
In paragraph 5.5 Rules and Reoulations (p. 9): To the
extent any additional Rules or Regulations or any
amendments to the Rules and Regulations affect the rights
and privileges of the general public (as opposed to
users) the consent of the D.D.A. must be obtained.
If Rules and Regulations for the Opera Galleria exist, the DDA has
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not been able to locate a copy. Old Town Square's rules and
regulations do not address hours of operations for the pedestrian
plaza. However, in a Memorandum of Understanding (attached)
between the DDA and the Old Town Square Limited Liability Company,
paragraph 3.2.1 states:
The right of access of the public through the Old Town
Plaza shall at all times be maintained.
This right of access is qualified later in the agreement in
paragraph 3.2.3 which states:
The parties acknowledge that, to the extent permitted by
law, the use of the Old Town Plaza for public, non-
commercial purposes may be subject to reasonable rules
and regulations adopted by the Company pursuant to the
Covenants...
These references from the Old Town Square are meant to provide some
clarification about the relationship envisioned by the DDA between
the public and private portions of the same development project.
Using the Old Town Square example, it is clear that the publicly
owned portion of the project is intended to be available on a
permanent basis to the public in general but that availability is
subject to reasonable rules and regulations imposed by the manager
of the public property (which is the same entity as the owner of
the surrounding private property).
The DDA probably applied the same reasoning to the Opera Galleria
as demonstrated by the quotation on the first page of this
memorandum regarding "Easements for Access." In other words, the
atrium portion of the Galleria was intended to be open to the
general public subject to reasonable rules and regulations imposed
by the manager of the property.
However, as it evaluates this issue, the Board needs to take into
account the differences between the Opera Galleria and Old Town
Square. The most obvious and important difference is that the
Galleria is enclosed and climate controlled. This environment
creates problems not found in Old Town Square.
First, in cold weather, the Galleria is going to attract
transients. This can negatively affect retail business with direct
access to the atrium, office users on the upper levels, and the
general public using the atrium to shop or to reach College Avenue.
Second, because of the enclosed nature of the atrium, acts of
vandalism, intimidation, and robbery are much easier to conceal
from view than similar acts that occur on outdoor public
thoroughfares.
Because of these issues it does not seem unreasonable to restrict
access to the atrium at certain times. The following suggestions
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are made as means to address these issues:
1. Find a compromise closing time;
2. Find a method to completely restrict access to the upper
levels of the Galleria--nothing above ten feet is owned by the
public;
3. Use a security service to police the atrium;
4. Add positive activity to the atrium which will draw people
into it and repel transients, vandals, etc.
5. Some combination of the above.
Attached to this memorandum are:
1. 1994 Memorandum of Understanding between the DDA and
Old Town Square;
2. Letter from Expressions regarding security in the
Galleria;
3. List of Opera Galleria tenants notified of the DDA
meeting.
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
This Memorandum of Understanding is entered into this pe 2ty of
1994, by and among THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO,
a municipal corporation ("the City"), THE FORT COLLINS DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY, a body corporate and politic ("the DDA"), and PROGRESSIVE OLD TOWN
SQUARE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, a Colorado limited liability company ("the
Company").
PREFACE
The Company is the owner of certain real property located in downtown Fort Collins,
Colorado, in an area commonly referred to as Old Town Square, and such property is described
on Exhibit "A," attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein ("the Private Parcel").
The DDA is the owner of certain real property also located in Old Town Square which
is commonly known as the Old Town Plaza, and this property is described on Exhibit "B,"
attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein ("the Old Town Plaza").
The City is the owner of those portions of the Linden Street, Mountain Avenue and
Wahiut Street rights -of -way adjacent to and abutting both the Private Parcel and the Old Town
Plaza (the "Rights -of -Way").
The various ownership interests of the parties are depicted on Exhibit "C," attached
hereto and by this reference incorporated herein.
The parties have previously executed an agreement dated October 29, 1993, which,
among other things, defines maintenance and management obligations of the parties for certain
defined areas.
The parties now desire to enter into an operational agreement which will generally define
the different types of uses of the Old Town Plaza, the Private Parcel and the Rights -of -Way and
a process for regulating such uses in accordance with the City Code provisions regarding special
events.
It is the parties' intent that this Memorandum of Understanding shall be a flexible,
working document which may need to be amended from time to time as circumstances change
or a particular process needs to be refined.
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NOW, THEREFORE, by and in consideration of the above Preface and the within terms
and conditions, the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. PRIVATE PARCEL.
The Private Parcel shall be under the control of the Company, subject to the rights of the
DDA pursuant to the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions and Easements for the
Old Town Project placed of record with the Clerk and Recorder's Office of Larimer County,
Colorado, on March 20, 1984, at Book 2264, Page 0116, Reception No. 556240 ("the
Covenants").
2. RIGHTS -OF -WAY.
The City shall control the use of the Rights -of -Way in accordance with applicable state
statutes and the City Charter and City Code. Pursuant to such regulations, the City has authority
to permit and regulate vending and concession operations within the Rights -of -Way.
3. OLD TOWN PLAZA.
The Old Town Plaza is owned by the DDA but was conveyed subject to the Covenants.
In accordance with the Covenants and consistent with its public ownership, the Old Town Plaza
shall be used as follows:
3.1 Commercial Use of the Old Town Plaza.
In accordance with Section 4.7 of Article IV of the Covenants, the
Company shall have control over all purely commercial activities on the Old
Town Plaza, that is, those activities which, directly or indirectly, offer for sale,
advertise or promote a product or service for profit or for business purposes.
The Company shall have the right to grant or withhold licenses and permits for
such commercial activities and may charge fees in connection with the issuance
of such permits or licenses.
3.2 Public Use of Old Town Plaza.
3.2.1 Access.
The right of access of the public through the Old Town
Plaza shall at all times be maintained.
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3.2.2 Public Events
The Old Town Plaza shall be available for use by the public
for events of a public non-commercial nature, including, by way
of illustration and not limitation, distribution of political handbills;
dissemination of religious materials or information; political
events; fund-raising for non-profit, religious, charitable or political
organizations and the like.
3.2.3 Rules and Regulations.
The parties acknowledge that, to the extent permitted by
law, the use of the Old Town Plaza for public, non-commercial
purposes may be subject to reasonable rules and regulations
adopted by the Company pursuant to the Covenants, including
regulating the use of skateboards, bicycles or rollerblades,
prohibiting the throwing of projectiles or missiles and prohibiting
hazardous or unsafe activities. Any such regulations shall be the
responsibility of the Company to enforce, unless such behavior
violates a provision of the City Charter, City Code or state statute,
in which case, the City may,in its discretion, enforce the
applicable provision.
4. SPECIAL EVENTS.
4.1 Rerulations.
Sections 23.5-1 through 23.5-15 of the City Code ("the "Special Event
Regulations") establish standards for the issuance of permits for parades, athletic
events and other special events within the City. "Special Events," as defined by
the Special Event Regulations, include most organized gatherings but would
generally not apply to such events as distribution of handbills and ad hoc political
activities, so long as such activities do not obstruct, delay or otherwise interfere
with the normal activities or operation of the Old Town Plaza.
4.2 Requests for Permit.
Any commercial or public event which may constitute a Special Event
within the Old Town Plaza shall be reviewed by the City through the permit
process established by the Special Events Regulations. All permit applications
for the Old Town Plaza which are of a commercial nature shall be accompanied
by a writing evidencing the Company's consent to such event. In the case of a
permit application for Old Town Plaza of a public nature, the City shall notify
the Company of any such application and shall coordinate the requested Special
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Event, if approved by the City, with other planned commercial activities on the
Old Town Plaza, to the extent permitted by the Special Events Regulations.
4.3 Maintenance.
The Special Events Regulations provide that the City may requirecertain
insurance coverage and cleanup deposits from sponsors of Special Events.
In the event damage to the Old Town Plaza occurs as a result of a Special
Event of a commercial nature and no insurance or a cleanup deposit has been
required or, if required, such insurance or cleanup deposit has proved to be
inadequate to cover the damage and/or cleanup costs, then the Company shall be
responsible for such repair and cleanup of the Old Town Plaza.
In the event.the same circumstances described immediately above occur
with regard to a Special Event of a public nature, the City shall be responsible
for such repair and cleanup of the Old Town Plaza.
The Company shall be responsible for any damage and/or cleanup costs
for events in the Old Town Plaza of a public nature which do not require a
Special Events permit, provided that such responsibility shall not include costs
related to Special Events for which a permit was required but not obtained or for
costs related to civil disturbances or disturbances of the peace.
This Memorandum of Understanding shall be for a term beginning on its
date of execution and continuing for a ten (10) year period.
DATED thisgday of , 1994.
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APPROVE TO FORM,
Atto y
THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO,
a municipal corporation
By. &W G an'i�
Steven C. Burkett, City Manager
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THE FORT COLLINS DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, a body corporate
and politic
Robert L. Steiner, Executive Director
PROGRESSIVE OLD TOWN SQUARE LIMITED
LIABILITY COMPANY, a Colorado limited
liability company
By:
Brian T. Soukup, Managing Member
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EXPRESSIONS
CUSTO NI F U R N IT I.; RE -
February 5, 1995 VIA FAX
To The Downtown Development Authority Board of Directors
Re: Opera Galleria security
On Sunday February 5 we arrived at the back door of our business that is in the ,
Galleria at 9:30 a.m. to find it littered with burnt matches and some burnt paper and
cigarettes. The burnt matches were rigged as a sort of projectile with pencil and string.'
There was other string tied across the Galleria.
We immediately called Helen Ford, superintendent of our building, to report the mess
and oui concerns. We learned at the time that there have been other incidents of
playing with fire in the Galleria recently. We are very concemed..
Later that same day we did call the, Ft. Collins police department after reading about
many instances of arson in the downtown area. We let the Police Department know
that our building superintendent photographed all, evidence that we reported to them
that moming, i
Because of this recent incident , we feel that immediate action must be taken to close
the Galleria, as proposed, at 6:30 p.m. We;can not afford to wait.any longer for a
meeting on March 2: Something. has to be done now to assure the security of our
property and livelihood.
Frankly, we cannot understand why there is any question .regarding this matter. We
know of no mall anywhere that is not locked after the business day. If a warm
unsecured space is available for kids to hang out, they . will - Such availability
encourages and sets the stage for disaster. .
We feel this matter is urgent and we would like to hear a response as soon as possible
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123 N. College, Suite 217
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123 N. College, Suite 230
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J. Randall Newman
123 N. College, Suite 215
Fort Collins, CO 80524
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123 N. College, Suite 218
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ONE WEST CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER Telephone (303) 484-2020
201 SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE, FORT COLLINS, CO 80524 Telefmc (303) 484-2069
TO: DDA Board of Dire as
FROM: Chip Steiner
DATE: February 28, 1995
RE: 125 West Mountain Avenue Facade and Sidewalk Request
The DDA has been approached by Carlson's Investment and Management
Ltd, owners of the building at 125 West Mountain Avenue, and Steve
Orner, owner of Walrus Ice Cream and future tenant of the same
building for assistance in facade and right-of-way improvements.
Attached to this memorandum is a letter requesting DDA
participation, a rendering of the proposed facade, a site plan
depicting the addition of outdoor seating and railing, an
encroachment permit from the City, and a cost estimate.
Total improvement cost for the project is $59,600. The facade
improvement is estimated at $24,602 and the railing estimated at
$1,775. The request to the DDA is for 50 percent ($12,300) of the
facade cost and 100 percent of the railing cost.
To date, the DDA has formally committed $8,000 to the facade
improvement at 154 - 156 North College Avenue and has favorably
considered DDA participation in the improvements of the Silver
Grill facade although no dollars were committed to the latter
proposal.
The Authority has $54,000 available.
Total Funds available $54,000
Commitments:
154 - 156 N. College 8.000
Total Available $46,000
If the Board approves this request, it will have $31,995 available
for other projects. Although no dollars were committed to the
Silver Grill the request was for $25,000 (entire cost of the facade
improvement). Note also that the next item on this agenda is a
request for $10,000 for facade improvement assistance.
As with other requests, the Board can commit funds but delay
participation until DDA seeks matching funds from CDBG and/or the
State Historic Society.
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Investment & Management LTD
1006 Spring Creek Lane #12
Fort Collins, Colorado 80526
(303) 224-2900
February 22, 1995
Mr. Chip Steiner
Downtown Development Authority
201 South College Avenue
Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
Re: 125 West Mountain Avenue
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We.are totally remodeling and enhancing the facade of the
above listed building; giving it an appearance that fits iri with
other buildings in the vicinity.
The facade will be built up in height, with the existing
brick and new portion all being covered with Dry-vit. Two new
windows will be added in the existing brick section and a canopy
will extend across the top of the section of large windows. The
cost of this project is $24,602.00.
Also, Walrus Ice Cream will be adding a railing (the same as
Beau Jo's Pizzas) in the front to set off a patio area. The
cost for the installed railing is $1,775.00.
We would like to request that the Downtown Development
Authority participate in this project as follows:
a. 50% of the price of the facade remodel.
b. 100% of the price of the railing.
Sincerely,
Julie L. Eberhard !Steve Orner
Office Manager President
Carlson's Investment & Management Walrus Ice Cream
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Special Conditions:
1. Approval of this permit for an encroachment at 125 West Mountain doing business as
Walrus Ice Cream is based upon the attached drawing. No other encroachment is allowed.
2. Encroachment permits are revocable as per City Code Chapter 23, Section 81-85.
Approved permits are granted based upon the assumption that pedestrian movement will
not be hampered. Pedestrian complaints will be logged for each permit and encroachments
will be reviewed periodically. Citizen complaints may warrant the removal of any
encroachment granted by this permit.
3. The width of the encroachment area shall be measured from the building face and shall
not extend more then 8 feet into the sidewalk area. The length of the encroachment area
shall be as shown on the attached drawing with an overall dimension of 42 feet 9 inches.
4. A physical barrier is not required if acholic beverages are not being served.
5. If a barrier is desired the barrier is to be constructed as a metal railing type compatible
with the downtown area. Attachment to the public sidewalk shall be with metal sleeves
inserted into the concrete sidewalk, allowing the barrier to be removed.
6. This barrier is to be constructed parallel and perpendicular to the building lines.
Barrier corners shall be built with 45 degree angles 1 foot from the corner point or rounded
at the corners to protect pedestrian traffic.
7. The City reserves the right to have the barrier removed when they desire the use of the
right-of-way.
8. Encroachment approval is for eating establishment only. No encroachment is allowed
for just bar, clothing or other merchandise use.
9. Encroachment furniture shall be acceptable to the City. Any tables, chairs, or other
furniture which the City deems inappropriate towards maintaining the downtown
character shall be removed.
10. Permittee is responsible for the encroachment. Any violation of these or City Code
requirements may result in immediate revocation of this permit.
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TO: DDA Board of
FROM: Chip Steiner
DATE: February 28,
RE: One West Art
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Center Facade Request
Telephone (303) 484-2020
Telefax (303) 484-2069
2 have a conflict of interest on this item. Either Carol Kates or
Nancy Hansford will attend the meeting to represent One West's
interests.
One West is asking for $10,000 in facade improvement funds from the
DDA. The request is being made to get a positive or negative read
from the Board. This money would be part of a $95,000 facade
improvement program being funded with State Historic Society and
CDBG funds. CDBG and State monies are already committed.