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August 8, 2013
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7. Colorado Water Conservation Board Floodplain Regulation Adoption and other Minor Policy and
Clean-up Items
9. Land Use Code Amendment related to Definition of Large Base Industry
10. Land Use Code Amendment related to Extension of PDOD
Member Hatfield made a motion to approve the consent agenda which consists of the Minutes of
the July 18, 2013 Hearing, Fort Collins Veterinary Emergency and Rehab Hospital Project
Development Plan, # PDP130018, and Rigden Farm 14`h Filing Extension of Vested Rights, # 56-
98-AS, Land Use Code Amendment related to Definition of Large Base Industry, and Land use
Code Amendment related to Extension of Planned Development Overlay District. Member Hart
seconded the motion. The motion passed 7:0.
Discussion Agenda:
4. Feeders Supply Project Development Plan, #PDP130012
5. Prospect and Timberline Overall Development Plan, #ODP130001
6. Integrated Recycling Facility Project Development Plan, #PDP130020
8. Land Use Code Amendment related Transited Oriented Development Minimum Parking
Requirements
Project: Feeders Supply Project Development Plan, # PDP130012
Project Description: This is a request to renovate the existing Feeders Supply building at 359 Linden
Street, demolish three non -historic additions, and construct a new building addition
along Linden Street for a restaurant or commercial use called the New West
Addition. The request also includes a new four-story apartment building along
Willow Street. The original Feeders Supply building is designated as a historic
structure.
The historic Feeders Supply building would be adaptively re -used primarily for a
restaurant or other permitted commercial uses. Both floors would be utilized and
served by an elevator. A small patio would be added along Willow Street. There
would be no major exterior changes.
The New West Addition along Linden Street would also be two stories and further
set back from Linden Street than Feeders Supply to offer views to the historic
structure and allow for a small, off-street patio. The proposed design, exterior
materials and colors are intentionally basic and relatively unadorned allowing
emphasis to remain with the historic and distinctive Feeders Supply building.
The Apartment Building along Willow Street would contain 54 dwelling units and
be four stories in height with the fourth floor stepped back from the lower three
floors. The building includes three stories of residential dwellings over a ground
level parking garage which is faced with studio apartments along Willow Street.
The building is accented by a glass tower feature which projects forward and is not
stepped back. The ground floor apartments would to allow for conversion to
commercial space if justified by future market conditions. The building consists of
Chair Andy Smith called the meeting to order at 6:02 p.m.
Roll Call: Carpenter, Hatfield, Hart, Heinz, Kirkpatrick, Smith and Schneider
Staff Present: Kadrich, Eckman, Levingston, Holland, Shepard, Ex, Lorson. Sampley, and
Sanchez -Sprague
Chair Smith provided background on the board's role and what the audience could expect as to the order
of business. He described the following processes:
• Citizen Participation is an opportunity for citizens to address the board on non agenda related
topics.
• Consent agenda items are considered items which have no known opposition. They are
approved collectively at the beginning of the meeting unless a board member, staff or audience
member requests an item is pulled and moved to the discussion agenda.
• Discussion agenda items will include an applicant presentation, a staff presentation, and public
comment.
• At the time of public comment, he asked that you come to the podium, state your name and
address for the record. and sign -in. He asked that the speaker clearly state their position. He
encouraged speakers to share comments relevant to the topic under discussion.
• Responses by applicant and staff will follow public comment.
• The board will deliberate and reach a decision once a motion has been made and a vote taken.
• He will begin each new item with a description of the development type being considered. The
board will do their best not to use acronyms or jargon.
Agenda Review
Director Laurie Kadrich reviewed the agenda. She noted Magnum Motors of Loveland Final Plan is a
consent item. If anyone in the audience is here to speak to that item, she recommended they make their
interest known to the Chair when asked otherwise the consent item will move forward without a staff
presentation or any public comment.
Citizen participation:
None
Consent Agenda:
1. Minutes from the July 18, 2013 Hearing
2. Fort Collins Veterinary Emergency and Rehab Hospital Project Development Plan, # PDP130018
3. Rigden Farm 14`h Filing Extension of Vested Rights, # 56-98-AS