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27. Question: (Resident) Regarding the location, why isn't the Fort Collins
Housing Authority site appropriate?
Answer: (Applicant) That site was looked at and there is not enough
room for the center. Also, the social service needs were
plotted on a map.
28. Question: (Resident) Exactly what services will be offered and why is
this center the way to do it.?
Answer: No answer was recorded at the meeting.
29. Question: What will the total clientele be?
Answer: (Applicant) That is unknown at this time. A statewide count
is being done now.
30. Question: (Resident) There is crime in the neighborhoods. There are
barking dogs and the housing has gone down in value. What
happens to the people when the center closes?
Answer: No answer was recorded at the meeting.
31. Comment: (Applicant) A Food Bank demographic study was done and it
shows that 80% of the users live within 5 miles of the Food
Bank.
32. Question: (Resident) Has the center talked to job training folks to
collaborate?
Answer: (Applicant) Not sure if the workforce center is involved.
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20. Question: (Resident) Who is the Board?
Answer: (Applicant) The process to appoint is not yet determined.
Anyone interested in being on the Board should make their
interest known to United Way.
21. Question: (Resident) What about foot traffic versus car owners? Does
this shelter have to be in this location if the people have
vehicles?
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Answer: No answer was recorded at the meeting.
Question: (Resident) Businesses should leave if this center is built?
Answer: No answer was recorded at the meeting.
Question: (Resident) Why aren't current United Way agencies covering
these services?
Answer: (Applicant) Fort Collins Housing Authority example, County
experience going through the process.
Question: (Resident) Will the referrals be the same as they are now?
Answer: (Applicant) There will be more services in the center.
Question: (Resident) Who's looking at the "root" of the problem?
Answer: No answer was recorded at the meeting.
Question: (Resident) Hundreds of people who oppose this development
are not here tonight. Will it go through?
Answer: (Applicant) That will be determined after a development
proposal and request goes through the City's development
review process and a decision is ultimately made by the
Planning & Zoning Board.
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Question: (Resident) What are the plans for long-term maintenance of
the grounds?
Answer: No answer was recorded at the meeting.
Question: (Resident) What are the plans for security? Is there not a
lack of police?
Answer: (Applicant) We are working with the City Police Department.
Housing will be a question of the clients.
Comment: (Applicant) This center is seen as helping to solve problems
and being able to free up other resources.
Question: (Applicant) How much traffic will occur between The Mission
and this new housing services day center?
Answer: (Applicant) The anticipation is that they will not have the
same clients.
Question: (Resident) How many people will be served at this center?
Answer: (Applicant) About 30 - 40 people daily.
Question: (Resident) Why isn't the faith community providing these
needs?
Answer: (Applicant) To date that hasn't happened to the level
necessary.
Question: (Resident) What are the space allocations in the building,
and what is the lounge space?
Answer: (Applicant) There will be 15 offices and volunteerism is a part
of this center.
Question: (Resident) What are the methods for addressing the
community concerns long-term?
Answer: (Applicant) Develop neighborhood relationships and groups.
Meet often, hopefully with neighbors on the Board.
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Question: (Resident) Why has this location been chosen for this center?
Answer: (Applicant) Other sites have been looked at; however, the
near homeless/homeless are here, existing services
(Salvation Army, for example) are here.
Question: (Resident) Will this center bring more homeless into the
area?
Answer: (Applicant) That is not anticipated, but do not know for sure.
There will be strict rules that deter some.
Question: (Resident) How will people know the rules?
Answer: (Applicant) Through word-of-mouth in the community.
Question: (Resident) When can we diversify these kind of services
throughout the City?
Answer: No answer was recorded at the meeting.
Question: (Resident) Is there any guarantee that this center cannot
become a 24-hour facility?
Answer: (Applicant) That type of "change of use", from a day shelter,
would require a Planning and Zoning Board decision. The
Industrial District does not allow a 24-hour facility.
Question: (Resident) What is driving this project?
Answer: (Applicant) It is a collaborative effort, private funding and
grants.
Question: (Resident) What is the referral process and exceptions?
Answer: (Applicant) Housing, finance, jobs could refer.
Question: (Resident) Will people be hanging out at the center?
Answer: (Applicant) There will be a no loitering policy.
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City of Fort Collins
PROJECT:
DATE:
APPLICANT:
Commuj...ry Planning and Environmental ;,-rvices
Current Planning
NEIGHBORHOOD INFORMATION MEETING
United Way Housing Services Day Center, located at the
northwest corner of Conifer Street and Blue spruce Drive
August 28, 2006
United Way
CITY PLANNER: Steve Olt
Current Planning
The applicant/developer for the United Way Housing Services Day Center is
proposing a housing services day center in a new 10,000 square foot, 1-story
building on Lot 3 of Block 4, Conifer Industrial Park. The center would be for
daytime use only. No overnight stays will be permitted. A future 5,000 square
foot building may be proposed on Lot 2 of Block 4. The properties are located at
the northwest corner of Conifer Street and Blue Spruce Drive. They are in the I
- Industrial Zoning District.
................. QUESTIONS, CONCERNS, COMMENTS, RESPONSES .................
1. Question: (Resident) What is "appealable" to City Council if approved or
denied by the Planning and Zoning Board?
Answer: (Applicant) The appeal package, identifying grounds for
appeal, is available in the City Clerk's office.
2. Question: (Resident) Urban renewal = growth. How does this proposed
housing services day center fit into that concept?
Answer: No answer was recorded at the meeting.
3. Question: (Resident) What effect on property values has occurred on
others that have similar centers in the area?
Answer: (Applicant) Research shows no impact.
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