HomeMy WebLinkAboutBUCKING HORSE FIRST FILING - PDP - PDP120010 - SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS - ROUND 1 - PLANNING OBJECTIVESThis project shall be titled Buckinghorse, First Filing. The overall project has previously
been titled Johnson Farm and Sidehill. The project components are rdefined as the
following:
Buckinghorse Jessup Farm Artisan Village being a replat of Outlot C, Sidehill, Filing 2
5.27.05.
Buckinghorse Townhomes, being a replat of lots 1-26 and Tracts AM, AN, AO, Block 2;
Lots 1-28 and Tracts AP, AQ, AR, Block 3; Lots 40-45, Block 1; of Sidehill — Filing -2
5.27.05; and Lots 1-19, G-1 through G-19, and Tract A of Sidehill — Filing Three
6.1.2007.
Buckinghorse Residences, being a replat of Lots 3-6, Block 4; Sidehill, Filing 2 5.27.05.
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Our assumptions are based on the following rationale for each proposed use:
The overall land use assumptions are based on the following rationale.
Retail— Most of the existing farm buildings aside from the farm house are proposed as
retail, due to size and desire to create an active neighborhood center.
Urban Agriculture — Potential gardens proposed to support a restaurant use may be
considered an accessory use. The addition of chicken coops and other uses that could
be considered urban agriculture will likely be desired in order to reinforce sustainable,
local and on -site food production.
Farm Animals— Chickens used for food production in support of the proposed restaurant
use will likely be desired in order to reinforce sustainable, local and on -site food
production.
Farmer's Market/Open Air Market— The farm character and theme of the project would
allow an ideal location for small farmer's and open air markets.
Restaurant— The timberline frontage, size and character of the existing farmhouse is
ideal for a unique farm to fork restaurant setting.
Food Catering/Small Food Product Preparation — The desire to use food products
grown on site, and allow for small niche companies to prepare and cater food, will help Q o
determine the overall success of this aspect of the project.
Yoga Studio— A potential yoga studio is proposed with potential use as such in the
Child Care Center during evening hours.
6. The applicant shall submit as evidence of successful completion of the
applicable criteria, the completed documents pursuant to these regulations for
each proposed use. The Planning Director may require, or the applicant may
choose to submit, evidence that is beyond what is required in that section. Any
variance from the criteria shall be described.
Comments from the Conceptual Review are provided with this submittal.
7. Narrative description of how conflicts between land uses or disturbances to
wetlands, natural habitats and features and or wildlife are being avoided to the
maximum extent feasible or are mitigated.
The primary land use conflict within the plans lies at the interface between the
Buckinghorse Residences and the Jessup Farm Artisan Village. This conflict is avoided
through landscape buffering greater than 75', utilizing berms, shrubs and trees as a
landscape separation.
8. Written narrative addressing each concern/issue raised at the neighborhood
meeting(s), if a meeting has been held.
The primary concern raised at the neighborhood meeting involved project schedule and
ensuring that the construction begins soon. The three projects comprising this submittal
are priority projects which will be constructed within two years of entitlement.
9. Name of the project as well as any previous name the project may have had
during Conceptual Review.
shall perform trash removal within common areas, parks, trails, and other non -private
lots.
4. Estimate of number of employees for business, commercial, and industrial
uses.
Retail employees — 20+/-
Restaurant employees — 20+/-
Commercial employees (daycare) — 8+/-
Light Industrial employees — 45+/-
5. Description of rationale behind the assumptions and choices made by the
applicant.
The neighborhood center for this overall project was previously shown along Nancy Gray
Ave. as a mixed -use amenity fronting the street with limited parking and limited public
gathering space. This proposal relocates the neighborhood center to the Jessup Farm
Artisan Village. This property was previously defined as Outlot C. Adaptive reuse f the
structures was not defined in the previous proposal.
Utilizing the Jessup Farm Artisan Village as the neighborhood center allows the adaptive
re -use of the farm structures to drive the project and is consistent with goals from City
Plan and Historic Preservation Staff. The re -use of the farm house buildings creates a
historic basis and theme for the overall project and promotes a sense of community
heritage — representing one of the most unique ad tive re- s projects in the
community. This strategy requires thettddition of f rmitted Vees in order to work,
primarily due to the size and potential for the farm buildings to be used successfully. We
believe that a critical mass of small retail is required for long term success as a
neighborhood center and the current permitted uses do not allow what is feasible within
these small structures.
Assumptions have been made for the proposed addition of permitted uses within the
Jessup Farm Artisan Village based on existing permitted uses from the 2003 ODP
Amendment titled Johnson Farm Overall Development Plan. These are listed as follows:
Permitted uses based on the 2003 ODP Amendment:
• Offices/Financial Services/Clinics
• Mixed Use DUs
• Artisan/Photography and Gallery/Studio
• Plant Nurseries
• Vet Facilities and Small Animal Clinics
• Bed and Breakfast
• Child Care Center
• Equipment Rental without outdoor storage
• Recreational Uses
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• Retail
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complements the detached walkways and promotes walking as an efficient means of
transportation and pleasant activity.
2. Description of proposed open space, wetlands, natural habitats and features,
landscaping, circulation, transition areas, and associated buffering on site and in
the general vicinity of the project.
An interconnected open - space trail system from the Detached Single Family area to
the Jessup Farm Artisan Village is provided at the north edge of the project as well as a
passive use park within the Detached Single Family area. In addition, each townhome
block contains a community lawn and gathering area with amenities. The Jessup Farm
Artisan Village will provide an overall community plaza for events and use by residents
as well.
3. Proposed ownership and maintenance of public and private open space areas
applicant's intentions with regard to future ownership of all or portions of the project
development plan.
In general, the property owner or tenant shall perform all maintenance on private
residential lots. In addition, the property owner, or tenant shall maintain all sidewalks and
landscaped parkways within the ROW, according to the width of the property.
The HOA or Business Association shall perform all maintenance on all common areas,
parks, trails, community gardens, etc. storm water infrastructure, and any other non -
private amenity and or feature.
The City of For Collins shall only be responsible for typical ROW maintenance of
infrastructure and snow removal within the roadway.
Storm water infrastructure
Landscape maintenance and trash removal within storm water infrastructure including
detention ponds, swales, culverts, inlets, etc. shall be the responsibility of the HOA or
Business Association. This maintenance shall include all required mowing, weeding
cleanout, removal of trash and debris and other typical maintenance required in order to
ensure storm water infrastructure and features function according to their designed
intent.
Landscape
All landscape maintenance within areas other than private residential lots and the area
of parkway and ROW adjacent to private residential lots shall be the responsibility of and
performed by the HOA or Business Association.
Snow Removal
The property owner or tenant shall perform Snow removal on private lots and sidewalks
adjacent to private lots. The HOA or Business Association shall perform Snow removal
within all common areas, trails, private drives and parks.
Trash
All trash removal on private lots or within the sidewalk/parkway areas adjacent to private
lots shall be performed by property owner or tenant. The HOA or Business association
The project phasing from west to the east will allow development to occur while
minimizing impacts to existing neighborhoods south of Nancy Gray. Jessup Farm Artisan
Village and the Buckinghorse Townhomes will be top priority in phasing in order to
minimize disturbance to the adjacent community.
LIV 26.3 - Promote Compatibility of Uses
Within the Jessup Farm Artisan Village, the proposed day-care facility can serve
community needs with efficient access from Blackbird Drive, while the proposed light
industrial uses are separated from the retail plaza, yet provide distribution support for a
variety of the retail businesses.
LIV 28.1- Density
The Buckinghorse Townhomes have a total density of 6.6 DU/AC, while the Single
Family Detached have a total density of 4.9 DU/AC.
LIV 28.2 - Mix of Uses
Uses within the projects include single family attached, single family detached, retail,
restaurant, light industrial, daycare(commercial), farmers market, and agricultural.
LIV 28.3 - Mix of Housing Types
A mix of single farmily attached and single family detached is proposed.
LIV 28.4 -Neighborhood Center
The neighborhood center will be provided by the Jessup Farm Artisan Village
LIV 30.2 -Connect to Surrounding Neighborhoods
Roadway and pedestrian connections are proposed to connect to the existing
neighborhood along Nancy Gray.
LIV 30.3 - Improve Pedestrian and Bicycle Access
The trail access to the Jessup Farm Artisan Village as a neighborhood center will
promote walkability and bicycling to this neighborhood amenity, while other trail
connections promote cycling to parks and open spaces.
LIV 31.4 - Design for Pedestrian Activity
The trail access to the Jessup Farm Artisan Village as a neighborhood center will
promote walkability to this feature. Within the overall development, this trail system
complements the detached walkways and promotes walking as an efficient means of
transportation and pleasant activity.
SW 3.1- Encourage Community Gardens and Markets
The garden plots and crops at Jessup Farm Artisan Village as well as integrated edible
plants support this objective, as well as the proposed use for small farmers markets.
SW 3.3 - Encourage Private Community Gardens in Neighborhood Design
Within the Jessup Farm Artisan Village and the Buckinghorse Townhomes, edible plants
will be provided throughout the planting beds.
T 8.2 - Design for Active Living
The trail access to the Jessup Farm Artisan Village as a neighborhood center will
promote walkability to this feature. Within the overall development, this trail system
LIV 16.2 - Increase Awareness
All existing farmhouse buildings will be re -used and adapted for retail and restaurant use
within the Jessup Farm Artisan Village. As a neighborhood center, historic heritage and
legacy will become an integrated educational aspect of the overall development,
providing the community with an understanding of our agricultural heritage.
LIV 16.6 - Integrate Historic Structures, LIV 17.1- Preserve Historic Buildings, LIV 17.2 - Encourage
Adaptive Reuse
All existing farmhouse buildings will be re -used and adapted for retail and restaurant use
within the Jessup Farm Artisan Village. This will include insulation from the interior walls
and exterior roofs, preserving all existing siding,trim, and fenestration and access
patterns. The exposed beams will be preserved from the interior. The existing brick
farmhouse will be fully renovated for restaurant use.
LIV 21.2 - Establish an Interconnected Street and Pedestrian Network
The street and pedestrian network will allow access to all proposed open -space features
as well as providing an interconnected trail system from the Detached Single Family
area to the Jessup Farm Artisan Village to the north of the project. A variety of open
space connections to the trail system are provided within the Detached Single Family
Area. Open access to the community lawn in the Townhomes area is provided through a
variety of pathway connections, also creating connectivity to street sidewalks.
LIV 22.4 - Orient Buildings to Public Streets or Spaces
Townhomes will either front the east -west streets or the community lawn areas provided
within each Townhome block. The Jessup Farm buildings rely on the existing locations,
where the Farmhouse fronts Timberline and other farm buildings are oriented to the
proposed public plaza.
LIV 22.8 - Reduce the Visual Prominence of Garages and Driveways
All garages within the Single Family Detached portion of the project will be recessed and
setback from the primary building fagade. Within the Jessup Farm Townhomes, alley
access will virtually eliminate garage presence from the adjacent roadways. Townhomes
will either front the east -west streets or the Community Green.
LIV 22.9 - Form Neighborhood Edges
Neighborhood edges are created either through separation of
LIV 23.1 - Provide Neighborhood Parks and Outdoor Spaces
An interconnected open - space trail system from the Detached Single Family area to
the Jessup Farm Artisan Village is provided at the north edge of the project as well as a
passive use park within the Detached Single Family area. In addition, each townhome
block contains a community lawn and gathering area with amenities. The Jessup Farm
Artisan Village will provide an overall community plaza for events and use by residents
as well.
LIV 23.2 - Integrate Natural Features
All existing stands of healthy trees and shrubs will be maintained through design efforts
throughout the project, including a number of large and significant Spruce and
Cottonwoods.
LIV 25.1 - Coordinate Neighborhood Planning and Phasing
The adaptive re -use of the Jessup Farm buildings will create a unique, yet compatible
architectural theme and help establish a greater sense of place for the entire
Buckinghorse Neighborhood. New architectural features will respect the Jessup Farm
character as well as the existing neighborhood character, through integration of
craftsman/farm detailing and building types.
LIV 10.1- Design Safe, Functional, and Visually Appealing Streets
Well lit streets with street trees and detached walks are included within the Single Family
and Townhomes areas, with accessible ramps at each corner.
LIV 10.2 - Incorporate Street Trees
Street trees will be included per standards at at least 40' O.C. along all public ROW's.
LIV 10.4 - Incorporate Street Art
Decorative chase grates are proposed at all sidewalk chases including the Buckinghorse
Logo.
LIV 11.2 - Incorporate Public Space
Public spaces will be included throughout the Jessup Farm Artisan Village plaza with a
variety of cafe seating types, overlooks, children's play area and plazas/walkways. A
primary feature of the townhomes will be the community lawn and commons including a
community gathering area with seating, shade trees and outdoor fireplace. The single
family areas will include passive open spaces and open -space trail connections.
LIV 14.1- Encourage Unique Landscape Features
The Jessup Farm Artisan Village plaza will allow for small farmer's markets and other
events and will be themed around the existing farm character. Edible plants, gardens
and spaces for displayed goods will create a retail plaza unique to any in Fort Collins.
LIV 15.1- Modify Standardized Commercial Architecture
The adaptive re -use of existing Farm buildings as commercial/retail architecture as well
as other farm-themed architecture will be a departure from most existing commercial
buildings within the City.
LIV 14.2 - Promote Functional Landscape
All planting will be designed with native/adaptive plants, emphasizing foundation planting
and including edible plants and fruit trees within Jessup Farm Artisan Village and the
Townhomes.
LIV 14.3 - Design Low Maintenance Landscapes
Native and adaptive planting and a minimized turf area, reserved for functional/multi-use
lawns will allow a minimum of maintenance. Shrub beds will be maintained without
excessive pruning or'snow-balling' of shrubs.
LIV 16.1- Survey, Identify, and Prioritize Historic Resources
All existing historic farm buildings have been surveyed in discussion with Historic
Preservation. This project goes beyond prioritization, to full adaptive re -use of all farm
buildings.
Buckinghorse First Filing
Statement of Proposed Planning Objectives
4.4.2012
This project shall be titled Buckinghorse, First Filing. The overall project has previously
been titled Johnson Farm and Sidehill. The project components are defined as the
following:
Buckinghorse Jessup Farm Artisan Village being a replat of Outlot C, Sidehill, Filing 2
5.27.05.
Buckinghorse Townhomes, being a replat of lots 1-26 and Tracts AM, AN, AO, Block 2;
Lots 1-28 and Tracts AP, AQ, AR, Block 3; Lots 40-45, Block 1; of Sidehill - Filing 2
5.27.05; and Lots 1-19, G-1 through G-19, and Tract A of Sidehill - Filing Three
6.1.2007.
Buckinghorse Residences, being a replat of Lots 3-6, Block 4; Sidehill, Filing 2 5.27.05
This project will include development within two existing zoning districts including LMN
and Industrial, with three separate developments proposed. These include the Jessup
Farm Artisan Village within the Industrial zone district in the northwest corner of the
property, Buckinghorse Townhomes (Single Family Attached) units within the LMN zone
district along the western edge adjacent to Timberline Rd. and and Buckinghorse
Residences single family detached units to the south of the Jessup Farm Artisan Village
along the north eastern edge within the LMN zone district.
Following is a list of City Plan principles and policies achieved by the proposed plan:
ENV 4.3 - Improve Water Quality and Detention
Storm water facilities will be designed to maximize water quality in each component of
the development. At Jessup Farm, bioswales will be used to capture runoff from roofs,
plazas and parking lots and will be conveyed into a modified version of the existing
silage pit which will act as a large water quality bio-swale, ensuring water quality
enhancements prior to the water entering the detention pond at the northeast corner.
The Jessup Farm Townhomes will accommodate bioswales running into all sidewalk
chases, ensuring water quality prior to storm water entering the flow line along road
edges. The single family area will utilize a large storm water bioswale at the northeast
portion of the site, planted with native vegetation, not turf.
ENV 4.4 - Provide Neighborhood Natural Areas
Trails and connections included within the Single Family area and Jessup Farm will
include native plantings and wetlands based around storm water infrastructure.
LIV 4: Development will provide and pay its share of the cost of providing needed public facilities
and services concurrent with development.
All roads, access points, sidewalks and street trees/roadway landscaping within the
project will be paid for by the developer, including landscape treatments along
Timberline.
LIV 6.2 - Seek Compatibility with Neighborhoods