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submitted.
• Section 2.3.2(H)(4) - The Adrian ODP provides for the location of transportation
connections to adjoining properties for vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle movement.
It is approximately 1.9 acres in size, has outside dimensions of 225' x 400', and
provides for private drive and driveway accesses to West Vine Drive (a 2-lane
arterial street) and North Impala Drive (a local street). The size of the property and
the separation requirements for streets makes the need for connecting streets into
adjacent properties to the east and south unwarranted. Also, it provides for
pedestrian and bicycle circulation systems to Irish Elementary School via the
existing street network adjacent to the property. Currently there are no other
significant pedestrian and bicycle destinations in the area around the property.
• Section 2.3.2(H)(5) - The Adrian ODP, Existing Conditions Plan shows existing
improvements and vegetation (trees) on the property. There are no natural habitats
or features that warrant buffer zones.
• Section 2.3.2(H)(6) - The Adrian ODP is consistent with the West Vine Drainage
Basin Master Plan.
• Section 2.3.2(H)(7) - The Adrian ODP applies the standards relating to housing
density and mix of uses. It sets forth the minimum lot size (6,000 square feet) to be
met in Parcels A & B, which is the only density test in the RL - Low Density
Residential District. The ODP is for single-family detached residential uses only.
There will not be a mix of uses on this property.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the Planning and Zoning Board approve the Adrian Overall
Development Plan - #42-03B.
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4. Neighborhood Meeting:
Section 2.2.2(B) sets forth the requirement that a neighborhood meeting shall be held for
any d evelopment proposal subject to Planning and Zoning Board review. An ODP is
defined as a development application (proposal) and will be processed as a Planning and
Zoning Board review, as set forth in Section 2.3.2(G). A neighborhood meeting was held on
August 12, 2004, to discuss the Adrian PDP and at that meeting the applicants stated that
they were planning on subdividing and developing only a portion of the entire Adrian
property. Therefore, they indicated that they would be submitting an ODP for the property
showing phasing of development. Further discussion of the proposed ODP took place at
the meeting. This request represents action taken to phase development on the Adrian
property. A copy of the notes taken at the neighborhood meeting is attached to this staff
report.
FINDINGS OF FACT/CONCLUSIONS:
In evaluating the request for the Adrian ODP, staff makes the following Findings of Fact:
• Section 2.3.2(H)(1) - The Adrian ODP is in compliance with the applicable criteria
and zone district standards in the Land Use Code. This request is for a 2-phase
ODP for land uses permitted in the RL - Low Density Residential Zoning District as
an administrative review (Type 1) of the LUC. The proposed uses are single-family
detached residential on 1.85 net acres zoned RL. The ODP commits to minimum lot
size of 6,000 square feet.
• Section 2.3.2(H)(2) - This section does not apply to ODP's in the RL - Low Density
Residential District.
• Section 2.3.2(H)(3) - The Adrian ODP conforms to the Master Street Plan
requirements, t he s treet p attern/connectivity s tandards, a nd t he T ransportation
Level of Service Requirements. It fronts on West Vine Drive (a 2-lane arterial street)
and North Impala Drive (a local residential street). No other public streets are
proposed with this ODP. It is approximately 1.9 acres in size and has outside
dimensions of 225' x 400'. It provides for private drive and driveway accesses to
West Vine Drive (a 2-lane arterial street) and North Impala Drive (a local street).
The size of the property and the separation requirements for streets makes the
need for connecting streets into adjacent properties to the east and south
unwarranted. The Traffic Operations Department, through the Traffic Engineer, has
waived the submittal requirement for a Transportation Impact Study (TIS) for
development on the Adrian property stating that the project is below the threshold
that determines the need for a TIS; therefore, a TIS was not required and none was
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d. Section 2.3.2(H)(4) - Provisions for the location of transportation connections to
adjoining properties for vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle movement
The Adrian ODP provides for pedestrian and bicycle circulation systems to Irish
Elementary School via the existing street network adjacent to the property, as set
forth in Section 3.2.2(C)(6). Currently there are no other significant pedestrian and
bicycle destinations in the area around the property.
The Adrian ODP, being approximately 1.9 acres in size and having outside
dimensions of 225' x 400', provides for private drive and driveway accesses to West
Vine Drive (a 2-lane arterial street) and North Impala Drive (a local street). The size
of the property and the separation requirements for streets makes the need for
connecting streets into adjacent properties to the east and south unwarranted. It is
considered to be in conformance with Section 3.6.3(F).
e. Section 2.3.2(H)(5) - Show the general location and size of natural areas, habitats
and features within the property boundaries of the ODP
The Adrian ODP contains no natural habitats or features that warrant buffer zones
as set forth in Section 3.4.1(E).
f. Section 2.3.2(H)(6) - Consistency with the appropriate Drainage Basin Master Plan.
The Adrian ODP is consistent with the West Vine Drainage Basin Master Plan.
g. Section 2.3.2(H)(7) - Application of standards relating to housing density and mix of
uses
The Adrian ODP sets forth the minimum lot size (6,000 square feet) to be met in
Parcels A & B, which is the only density test in the RL - Low Density Residential
District, as set forth in Section 4.3(D)(1). The ODP is for single-family detached
residential uses only. There will not be a mix of uses on this property.
3. Transportation:
Primary access points to the property will be via a future private drive to and through the
site from North Impala Drive, to the west. The actual private drive location and alignment is
being further determined with site specific development plans for the Adrian PDP.
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4.3(D)(1).
The breakdown of the parcels and existing/proposed land uses is as follows:
• Parcel A (1.18 net acres) ..... Proposed Single -Family Detached Residential
(no more than 7 lots) ... (Type I Review as a PDP)
• Parcel B (0.47 net acres) ..... Existing and Proposed Single -Family
Detached Residential (no more than 2 lots) ... (Type I Review as a PDP)
The proposed land uses are consistent with the permitted uses, subject to
administrative review, in the RL - Low Density Residential District.
b. Section 2.3.2(H)(2) - Consistency with the required density range of residential uses
in the District. This section does not apply to ODP's in the RL - Low Density
Residential Zoning District.
C. Section 2.3.2(H)(3) - Conformance to the Master Street Plan requirements, the
street pattern/connectivity standards, and the Transportation Level of Service
Requirements
The Adrian ODP fronts on West Vine Drive (a 2-lane arterial street) and North
Impala Drive (a local residential street). No other public streets are proposed with
this ODP. It is considered to be in compliance with the Master Street Plan, as set
forth in Section 3.6.1(B).
The Adrian ODP, being approximately 1.9 acres in size and having outside
dimensions of 225' x 400, provides for private drive and driveway accesses to West
Vine Drive (a 2-lane arterial street) and North Impala Drive (a local street). The size
of the property and the separation requirements for streets makes the need for
connecting streets into adjacent properties to the east and south unwarranted. It is
considered to be in conformance with Sections 3.6.3(A) - (F).
The Traffic Operations Department, through the Traffic Engineer, has waived the
submittal requirement for a Transportation Impact Study (TIS), as set forth in
Section 3.6.4(C), for development on the Adrian property stating that the project is
below the threshold that determines the need for a TIS; therefore, a TIS was not
required and none was submitted.
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COMMENTS:
1. Background:
The surrounding zoning and land uses are as follows:
N: LMN in City of Fort Collins;
FA in Larimer County;
E: FA in Larimer County;
S: FA in Larimer County;
W: FA in Larimer County;
existing West Vine Drive
existing single-family residential (unplatted)
existing single-family residential (unplatted)
existing single-family residential (unplatted, Green
Acres Subdivision)
existing single-family residential (Green Acres
Subdivision, Irish Green Acres Subdivision)
The subject property was annexed as the Adrian Annexation (2.18 acres) in April, 2004.
The entire property was zoned RL - Low Density Residential in April, 2004. The current
land use on the property is a single-family residence with barn and pasture. The Adrian
Project Development Plan (PDP), a request for 7 single-family residential lots on Parcel A
of the ODP, is currently in the City's development review process.
2. Land Use:
Compliance with the City of Fort Collins Land Use Code:
As set forth in Section 2.1.3(B)(2), an ODP shall be required for any property which is
intended to be developed over time in 2 or more separate project development plan
submittals. This request is for a 2-phase ODP on 1.85 net acres. It contains 2 parcels, A &
B, both identified for single-family detached residential. The applicant currently has a PDP
for Parcel A, containing 7 lots for single-family detached dwelling units on 1.18 net acres,
in the City's development review process.
As set forth in Section 2.3.2(H), an ODP shall comply with the following criteria:
a. Section 2.3.2(H)(1) - Consistency with zone district standards (Article 4)
This is a request for approval of a 2-phase ODP for land uses permitted in the RL -
Low Density Residential Zoning District, as defined in Section 4.3(B)(2)(a)1 -
Administrative Review (Type 1) of the City of Fort Collins LUC. The proposed uses
are single-family detached residential on 1.85 net acres zoned RL. The ODP
commits to minimum lot sizes of 6,000 square feet, which is set forth in Section
ITEM NO. 12
MEETING DATE /1.9 6/04
STAFF Stave Olt
Citv of Fort Collins PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
STAFF REPORT
PROJECT: Adrian Overall Development Plan - #42-0313
APPLICANT: M. Torgerson Architects
c/o Troy Jones
223 North College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO. 80524
OWNER: John & Julie Adrian
c/o M. Torgerson Architects
223 North College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO. 80524
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
This is a request for approval of a 2-phase Overall Development Plan (ODP) for single-
family detached residential land uses permitted in the RL - Low Density Residential District,
as defined in Section 4.3(13)(2)(a)l - Administrative Review of the City of Fort Collins Land
Use Code (LUC). The ODP contains 2 Parcels, A & B, on 1.85 net acres. The proposed
uses on both parcels are single-family detached residential. The property is located at the
southeast corner of West Vine Drive and North Impala Drive. It is zoned RL - Low Density
Residential.
RECOMMENDATION: Approval
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
The Adrian ODP complies with the applicable review criteria in the LUC, including the ODP
criteria, RL - Low Density Residential Zoning District standards, general development
standards, and the adopted Master Street Plan.
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