HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/05/2016 - Planning And Zoning Board - Agenda - Work SessionPlanning and Zoning Board Page 1 August 5, 2016
Kristin Kirkpatrick, Chair Conference Room A
Gerald Hart, Vice Chair 281 N. College Avenue
Jennifer Carpenter Fort Collins, Colorado
Jeff Hansen 80524
Emily Heinz
Michael Hobbs
Jeffrey Schneider
Planning and Zoning Hearing will be held on Thursday, August 11, 2016, in City Hall Chambers.
Regular Work Session
August 5, 2016
281 N. College Avenue – Conference Room A
12:00 - 4:00 pm
Consent:
1. July 14, 2016, P&Z Hearing Draft Minutes
2. Town of Windsor I-25/392 Design Standards (Gloss)
Discussion:
3. 632 S. Peterson Multi-Family PDP (Frickey)
Policy and Legislation:
• None noted.
Board Topics:
• 2020 Climate Action Plan (CAP) Strategic Plan (Ex)
• Old Town Planning Projects (Gloss/Wray/McWilliams)
• Food Truck Vendor Updates (Wray)
• City Plan Scope / BFO Updates (Gloss)
Projected Time
12:00 – 12:15pm
12:15 –1:00pm
1:00 – 3:30pm
Planning and Zoning Board
Work Session Agenda
City Plan – Potential Indicators for Report Card - 8/2/16
Indicator Source
Include
in Report
Card
(Y/N)
Land Use
Compact land use pattern within a well-defined boundary
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
A city of cohesive, distinct, diverse, attractive and safe neighborhoods
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
A primary downtown center supported by other districts with unique or specialized areas such as
employment, civic, mixed-use, and commercial
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) Y
Mixed-use redevelopment, revitalization and economic growth in existing, underutilized commercial and
industrial areas
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) Y
New Activity Centers in Transit-Served Areas – pedestrian and transit oriented, high quality of life for
residents
Structure Plan (1997) Y
Housing density – 5 or more du/acre in LMN, 12 or more du/acre in MMN
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) N
Compact Urban Form – Development occurring near GMA boundaries (%) compared to development
occurring in Structure Plan activity centers (% housing, % commercial)
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) Y
Development occurring within the targeted infill areas (%)
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) Y
Mixed-use activity – number of existing/planned neighborhood centers (including Neighborhood
Commercial Districts)
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) Y
Mixed-use activity – Percentage of people within ¼ mile of supermarkets, parks, schools, and transit stops
(2009 report)
City Plan Indicator
Report (2009) Y
Land Absorption – amount of vacant land inside the GMA (%) and supply of vacant land for housing available
within the GMA (years)
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) Y
Land Absorption – potential number of housing units and jobs that could be accommodated on vacant,
approved, and redevelopment land within the GMA
City Plan Indicator
Report (2009) Y
Redevelopment Activity – number of redevelopment projects
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) Y
Regulatory Framework – number of appeals
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) N
City Plan – Potential Indicators for Report Card - 8/2/16
Transportation
Improve air quality, manage traffic congestion, and support efficient land use
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
Our community will have a comprehensive public transit system
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) Y
Vehicle Miles Traveled – Growth rate of VMT at or below the population growth rate (compounded annual
growth rate)
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) N
Transportation Mode Split – Trips by single-occupant vehicles (SOV) decrease by at least 1% compounded
annually
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) N
Community Appearance and Design
Housing in many different forms will be included in attractive, safe neighborhoods that encourage walking
and social interaction
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) Y
Commercial buildings will contribute to the character of Fort Collins as a unique place
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
Economy
Fort Collins will maintain its role as a regional economic center
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
Continue to support cultural amenities as an important contributor to our economic health and as a
reflection of the importance of the arts and our heritage
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) Y
Job Creation – Compounded annual growth rate between 1.8-3%
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) N
Jobs-Housing Balance – Ratio of employees to housing units
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) Y
Business – Number of new employers, measured by active sales/use tax account growth (# and %)
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) N
Basic-Nonbasic Jobs Balance – ratio around 1 basic job per 2.5-3 nonbasic jobs
City Plan Indicator
Report (2009) Y
Housing
A mix of housing distributed throughout the City of Fort Collins
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) Y
Single-Family/Multifamily Split – Single family percentage between 55-65% of total housing units
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) Y
Housing Affordability – Percentage of homes in the market that are affordable to a family earning the
median income vs. national comparison data (Housing Opportunity Index)
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) N
City Plan – Potential Indicators for Report Card - 8/2/16
Environment
Strong resource conservation programs including energy, water, native and restored wildlife habitat areas
and urban forests
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) Y
Strong waste reduction and management programs
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
Air Quality – Vehicle carbon monoxide emissions at or below federal standard; visibility in compliance with
Colorado standard
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) N
Air Quality – particulate matter concentrations at or below federal standard; ozone concentrations at or
below federal standard
City Plan Indicator
Report (2009) N
Open Lands
A balanced system of open lands, natural areas, recreation spaces and parks, including trails and urban
streetscapes
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
Important natural areas will be preserved and protected
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
Interconnected System of Open Lands – comprehensive network of greenways linking open lands
*Nature in the City 10 min walk performance standard
Structure Plan (1997) *Y
Open Lands Management – Percentage of the total area of natural habitats or features protected (as
identified on the Natural Habitats and Features Inventory Map); percentage of Structure Plan Rural/Open
Lands areas that have been publicly protected from development
City Plan Indicator
Report (2001-2009) Y
Growth Management
Involve citizens in the planning and decision-making processes of government
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
Development will pay its fair share of the cost to provide needed public facilities and services
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
Development will not be permitted where it cannot be adequately served by critical public facilities and
services
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) Y
Land use regulations will be a primary mechanism for implementing the goals and policies of City Plan
Community Vision and
Goals (1997) N
Offers Offer # 2017 Amount 2018 Amount Ongoing or
Enhancement
Description
Package 78: Development Review Programs and Services
Development Review Programs and Services Core 1 $5,776,160 $5,892,855 Ongoing
This offer covers all services contained within the Development Review Center (DRC). The DRC functions as
a central location for the planning, zoning, development review, historic preservation, customer service and
construction-related code enforcement activities offered to the community. These efforts include development
of the comprehensive framework and plans that guide the City’s future growth, land use, preservation, building
and related activities.
Administrative Position Change 6.5 FTEs 2 $117,809 $120,815 Ongoing
The proposed adjustments would change the classification of 156 current, full-time hourly positions throughout
the organization to classified positions.
NIC Land Use Code Changes 3 $70,000 $0 Enhancement
Funding this Offer will result in updated Land Use Code requirements for development projects to support the
priorities of the Nature in the City Strategic Plan, as well as a highly interactive website that provides targeted
resources and educational materials to developers, residents, contractors and other audiences.
City Plan, Transportation Master Plan, and Transit Operating Plan 5 $550,000 $850,000 Enhancement
Funding this offer will enable the development of a new City Plan, Transportation Master Plan, and Transit
Operating Plan that will integrate land use and transportation, identify and address critical community issues,
maintain Fort Collins’ high quality of life, and prepare for the expected build-out of the Fort Collins Growth
Management Area over the next 15-20 years.
Sign Code Amendments 7 $60,000 $0 Enhancement Funding this Offer will result in updated Land Use Code requirements for private signs.
HP/IT Interactive Website and Digitization Project 8 $43,600 $0 Enhancement
Funding this offer will result in the development of a long overdue interactive historic preservation website and
electronic records digitization project.
1.0 Contractual FTE - Two Year Contract for Historic Property Surveyor 9 $72,000 $72,000 Enhancement
Funding this offer will allow the City to contract with a qualified consulting firm to prioritize and document
approx. 2,500 historic and older buildings and structures over two years, thereby doubling the number of Fort
Collins properties surveyed.
Historic Preservation Ordinance Review 10 $49,180 $0 Enhancement
Funding this offer will enable the city to purchase consulting services to conduct a review of the preservation
ordinance, to identify improvements, and to prepare language for Council’s consideration.
Package 80: General Improvement District #1
Downtown General Improvement District (GID) Core 1 $68,107 $418,107 Ongoing
Provides annual funding for routine and ongoing expenses of the Downtown General Improvement District #1
(GID), such as sidewalk/curb/gutter replacement, fixed, routine costs, sign system
maintenance/improvements, and alley enhancements.
Total of Listed Offers $6,806,856 $7,353,777
Summary of 2017-2018 BFO Offers