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August 19, 1988
Mr. James Gefroh and Ric Hattman
Gefroh - Hattman, Inc.
145 West Swallow Road
Fort Collins, CO. 80525
Dear Gentlemen,
Staff has reviewed the request for preliminary and final P.U.D. for Centre for
Advanced Technology, Support Services, 10th Filing and offers the following
comments:
1. The Master Plan for the overall C.A.T. needs to be updated to reflect the
proposed auto related uses on Tract R. Currently, Tract R is designated as
retail_
2. The front lot utility easement appears adequate as proposed but the
planting of trees within the easement must be coordinated with the Public
Service Company in order to maintain proper separation from the buried
gas line. Usually, 6 foot separation between the tree and the gas line is
sufficient.
3. There
are existing utility mains in Centre Avenue which
can be tapped to
provide
service to the Sales
Building
and the Retail
Building.
A new
water
main and sewer main
must be
built to provide
service to
the car
wash.
A Master Utility Plan
must be
submitted for the
southwest
portion
of the
C.A.T. (Tract R) and
the new
utility mains should
conform
to this
M.U.P.
4. The handicap ramp for the sales building is located directly in front of the
stall. This ramp, therefore, would be inaccessible when a vehicle is parked
in the stall.
5. An off -site access easement will be required for that portion of the
entrance drive that is not platted. If the entire width of the entrance
drive is shown on the plat, then an off -site access easement would not be
necessary.
6. Similarly, utility and drainage easements must be provided for the water
line and the detention pond.
7. A legend should be provided on the site plan to explain the abbreviations.
300 LaPorte Avenue • P.O. Box 580 • Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 • (303) 221-6750
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8. A sidewalk should be provided on the north side of the entrance drive.
9. The site plan should clearly delineate the public improvements that are
existing and those that are proposed.
10. Bicycle and motorcycle parking must be designated.
11. It would seem logical that employees in the retail building would be
customers of the sales building. The site plan should show a pedestrian
connection across the parking lot in order to safely facilitate these
pedestrian movements.
12. Since the C.A.T. was master planned as a high quality park, and since
Tract R is the most visible parcel, Staff is concerned about the architectu-
ral character of the proposal. In particular, staff feels the sales building
should employ brick rather than facing block as proposed. In addition, the
6 foot trash enclosure should be specified as brick. There is no indica-
tion as to how rooftop mechanical equipment will be screened from view.
Also, the elevations should indicate that there will no signage on the gas
canopy including logo and gas prices.
13. The elevation of the sales building from Centre Avenue, while softened by
the landscaping, still appears stark. Please investigate the use of
fenestration or alternate brick patterns to add interest to this wall.
14. As it was made clear at the neighborhood meeting, the carwash has poten-
tially significant impact on residential property owned by Mrs. Jane Davis,
2500 South Shields. Staff suggests a meeting with Mrs. Davis in the near
future to discuss in detail the proposed design and buffering. Since the
carwash is so close to the Davis property, please be prepared to discuss
exterior lighting and hours of operation and noise mitigation. Staff is
willing to facilitate this meeting.
15. It is not clear whether the proposed sign will be part of the 6 foot brick
wall or detached. If the sign is detached such as a ground mounted sign,
then Staff recommends shrub plantings to complement the sign. Also, it is
not clear what the dimensions of the sign will be.
16. Wall signage is not indicated on the sales building. Staff cautions the use
of excessive signage on the building facade and recommends this signage
be kept to a minimum. Please indicate your intent for wall signage on all
the buildings.
17. Foundation plantings should be provided on the east side of the retail
building.
18. In general, Staff cautions that the Planning and Zoning Board is sensitive
as to how the design of this P.U.D. will relate to the balance of Tract R.
The concept of a "center" is to establish a design character and to avoid
the appearance of a haphazard, strip center. Please be prepared to address
this issue.
This concludes staff comments at this time. In order to stay on schedule for
the September 26, 1989 Planning and Zoning Board hearing, please note the
following deadlines:
Plan revisions are due September 7, 1988.
PNIT's, colored renderings, and 10 prints are due September 19, 1988.
Final documents are due September 22, 1988.
Please note that there will be engineering comments submitted to the consulting
engineer under separate cover. I suggest we meet to discuss these items at
your convenience.
Sincerely,
Ted Shepard
City Planner
cc: Joe Frank, Assistant Planning Director
Mike Herzig, Development Coordinator
PROJECT
COMMENT SHEET
City of Fort Collins
Apr1990 DEPARTMENT:
DATE:3 Ap
ITEM: 53--85AA CAT PUD, loth Filing - Amended Final
No Problems
Problems or Concerns (see below)
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April 19, 1990
Devel.rment Services
Planning Department
Mr. Frank Vaught
Vaught -Frye Architects
2900 South College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO. 80525
Dcar Frank:
Staff has had the opportunity to review the amended P.U.D. for C.A.T. Support
Services, loth Filing. The following comments are offered: -
1. The existing utility plans should be revised to show any changes to what
has already been approved. It is anticipated that these changes would be
minor and only affect certain sheets. Also, if any casements are to be
vacated, a replat is recommended.
A letter f rom the engineer should be provided to the Stormwater Utility
regarding the impact of the amendment on the runoff amounts and
patterns.
3. Prior to final approval of this amendment, the detention pond that serves
the site must be brought to completion. Outstanding improvements
include installation of the orifice plate, enkamat, and seeding. Please
contact Susan Hayes at the Stormwater Utility for details on these issues.
4. U.S. West has pointed out that the if the access road is serving as the
utility easement, there may not be sufficient area for any above ground
structures. Please contact Rich Steverson of U.S. West, 221-7472, about the
possibility of an casement on east side of the access road for any
potential structures.
�. The Poudre Fire Authority will need the 24 foot access road completed at
the time of certificate of occupancy, otherwise, the building must be
equipped with an approved fire extinguishing system.
0. The original P.U.D. document was approved for a carwash. Since the
proposed use is for a tune-up facility, please provide a note that indicates
there will be no outside storage of materials. Suggested language is
similar to the absolute criteria number 2 under the Auto Related and
Roadside Commercial point chart:
"There will be no painting or body work associated with this land use.
All activities. including storage of refuse and vehicular parts, will take
place within an enclosed structure."
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300 LaPorte Avenue • P.O. Box 580 • Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 • (,0 3) 221-h7 50
7. The original P.U.D. also addressed strict operating hours for the carwash.
Please add a note indicating the anticipated hours of operation for both
weekday and weekends, if different.
8. Note number 15 should be revised so it is not assumed that the P.U.D. is
more permissive than the Sign Code. Perhaps the note could read: "...
unless otherwise noted to more restrictive than the Sign Code as indicated
on this P.U.D."
9. Is there a handicap ramp for access to the office area?
10. Please specify on the architectural sheet that the awning will not be
internally illuminated.
I I._ Will this project be sharing the existing transformer or will a new
transformer be installed. If a new transformer is warranted, Staff
recommends that it not placed on the arterial frontage. The internal
access road area would be a preferred location than the Shields
strcetscape.
12. The site plan specifies the wall signage to be "illuminated sign boxes".
Staff recommends that the sign cabinet be treated in such a way so that
the plexiglass surface area that does not contain the letters is textured to
match the color of the building's exterior. This technique is becoming
popular in neighborhood areas. Please check "The Women's Clinic" at the
Fort Collins Medical Center at the northeast corner of Prospect and
Lcmay Avenue. These letters appear as if they are individual letters
mounted on the wall. In fact, the sign is a cabinet sign with textured
surface area.
13. The architectural sheet does not indicate that the proposed exterior
materials will match the color of the existing convenience store. The
color should be specified.
This concludes staff comments at this time. In order to stay on schedule for
the May 21, 1990 Planning and Zoning Board hearing, please note the following
deadlines:
Revised plans are due May 2, 1990
P.M.T.'s, colored renderings, 10 prints, are due May 14, 1990
Final documents are due May 17, 1990.
.As always, please feel free to call or arrange a meeting to discuss these
comments at your earliest convenience.
Sincerely:
TTepard
Cite Planner
cc: Sherry Albertson -Clark. Senior Planner
\9ike Herzig, Development Engineer