HomeMy WebLinkAboutINTERCHANGE BUSINESS PARK 2ND - ANNEXATION & ZONING - 35-05A - DECISION - MINUTES/NOTESPlanning and Zoning Board Minutes
September 15, 2005
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Member Torgerson moved to recommend approval to City Council of Interchange
Lands, Second Filing Annexation and Zoning, #35-05A. Member Carpenter
seconded the motion. The motion was approved 7-0.
Member moved to recommend approval to City Council for Interchange Lands,
Third Filing Annexation and Zoning, #35-05B. Member Carpenter seconded the
motion. The motion was approved 7-0.
Project: Recommendation to City Council to approve change
to the Land Use Code regarding the definition of
"Family", occupancy restrictions, and changes both
the Boarding House and Home Occupation
regulations.
Project Desv�ription: This is a request for a Recommend'#I n to City
Council regarding changes to the and Use Code that
would be part of a multifacete pproach to address
occupancy limits and neighborhood quality.
Recommendation:' Approval
Hearina Testimonv. Written Comments and Other Evidence:
Peter Barnes, Zoning Administrator gc
package coming before the Board just
Barnes reviewed the changes that the
tonight.
'staff presentation. He stated that the
with changes to the Land Use Code. Mr.
i,,peeded to provide a recommendation on
Change to the definition of " Fidmily". As currently de d a family is any number of
people related by blood, Marriage or adoption, or an unr ted group of not more than
three people, or two ulated adults and their related chit n if they have any. There
is no section in the Lode that currently deals with the maximu ccupancy in a dwelling
unit. It is all cory�ained in the definition section of the code. Staff proposing to simplify
the definitio"f "family' so it no longer talks about un-relatedness o e two unrelated
adults and/{heir related children. A family now is simply an individual li i g alone, or
any nwhber of persons who are related by blood, marriage, adoption, gua ianship or
oth dually authorized custodial relationship living together as a single housekeeping
phit and sharing common facilities. \
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PUBLIC INPUT
Don Brookshire, 3207 Kittery Court, Fort Collins asked if Waterdale was part of this
application.
Planner Shepard replied that the Waterdale Annexation which is to the east has been
initiated by the City Council and has been to first reading and is not up for consideration
tonight. It is awaiting second reading which is scheduled for November 15tn
Mr. Brookshire commented that these annexations strike him as a bit odd if we refer
back to our previous discussion and the goals of the city. In approving annexations like
this in a sense promoting an urban sprawl, whereas City Plan really points towards infill
development that projects like this take away from.
Wendy Wayker, Avery Park Neighborhood asked if the Board has had input from the
Sunflower neighborhood on this item. She asked what kind of impact this will have on
them with traffic and noise. Would this be a huge burden on these people who have
moved out of the city to get peace and quiet out there.
Chairperson Meyer replied that yes, there has been input by the Sunflower
neighborhood.
Ms. Wayker asked about the impacts on that neighborhood.
Planner Shepard replied that an annexation occurs as is. An annexation is not a
development plan, it is not granting any additional building permits and an annexation
does not create traffic. An annexation is merely an expansion of the corporate
municipal boundary that enlarges the jurisdiction of the city of Fort Collins into what is
known as the Growth Management Area. That is an area between the city, right outside
the city, that we have jurisdiction with Larimer County. If upon annexation and you
wake up one day and you are in the city, there should be no new traffic because of the
annexation.
PUBLIC INPUT CLOSED
Member Torgerson recommended approval to City Council of Interchange Lands,
First Filing Annexation and Zoning, #35-05. Member Carpenter seconded the
motion. The motion was approved 7-0.
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ber Stockover would be supporting the denial, but he just wanted to that in his
mind he I struggled with this one. What is making him vote th"y he is is that it
a is such a sml on of the development, the one coffee shop -If we change the
zoning, there is no guarantee we are going to get what we -saw on the slide today. He
did not think that he would be his job of sup ng the public good by putting that
risk out there.
Vice Chair Lingle concurred yyith-Member Stockove�rthought that made a lot of
sense.
The motion -was approved 6-0 with Member Meyer declaring a conflict of -interest
on this"item. \
Project: Interchange Lands First - Annexation and Zoning,
#35-05
Interchange Lands Second - Annexation and Zoning,
#35-05A
Interchange Lands Third - Annexation and Zoning,
#35-05B
Project Description: Request to annex and zone 15.55 (1s), 34.08 (2nd)
and 12.7 (3`d) acres located south of East Mulberry
Street and east of Interstate 25 and the Southeast
Frontage Road. The recommended zoning is C,
Commercial.
Hearing Testimony, Written Comments and Other Evidence:
Ted Shepard, Chief Planner gave the staff presentation on all three Annexations as a
group. He stated that the annexation request has been initiated by the City Council and
the applicant in this case is the City of Fort Collins City Clerk. The City Clerk has been
designated by annexation agreement to have the power of attorney to initiate and apply
for annexation of this Interchange Business Park. The annexation agreement was
entered into willingly by the original developer of the Interchange Business Park and it
has been recorded at Larimer County as well as the city of Fort Collins. We have
reviewed this request by both State Statute and the Land Use Code, which requires that
each annexation have no less than 1/6 contiguity, which all three do. There is also
another annexation pending in this area called Waterdale also known as Sunflower.
Council Liaison: Karen Weitkunat
Chairperson: Judy Meyer
Vice Chair: Dave Lingle
Staff Liaison: Cameron Gloss
Phone: (W) 490-2172
Phone: (W) 223-1820
Chairperson Meyer called the meeting to order at 6:05 p.m.
Roll Call: Carpenter, Schmidt, Craig, Lingle, Stockover, Torgerson and Meyer.
Staff Present: Wray, Eckman, Shepard, Olt, Virata, Aspen, Barnes and Deines.
Citizen Participation: None.
Director of Current Planning Pete Wray reviewed the Consent and Discussion Agendas:
Consent Agenda:
1.
Minutes of the May 191h, June 161h and July 215t, 2005 Planning
and Zoning Board Hearings. (Continued)
2.
Resolution PZ05- 11 — Easement Vacation.
3. #17-05
Harmony Oaks — Project Development Plan.
4. #32-981
Pinecone PUD, The Tower Shoppes, Sonic Drive -In — Project
Development Plan.
5. #33-98E
East Ridge Second Annexation and Zoning.
6.
Recommendation to City Council Regarding a Land use Code
Text Amendment to Clarify Annexation of Illegal Uses.
Discussion Agenda:
7. #30-05
Hellenic Plaza Rezoning.
8. #35-05
Interchange Lands First — Annexation and Zoning.
9. #35-05A
Interchange Lands Second — Annexation and Zoning.
10.#35-05B
Interchange Lands Third — Annexation and Zoning.
11.
Recommendation to City Council to Approve Changes to the Land
Use Code Regarding the Definition of "Family", Occupancy
Restrictions, and Changes to Both the Boarding House and Home
Occupation Regulations.
Member Schmidt moved to approve consent items 2, 3, 5 and 6. Member Lingle
seconded the motion. The motion was approved 7-0.