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Department: Zoning
Topic: ZONING
Number: 31
[11/4/03] No comment
Issue Contact: Jenny Nuckols
Created: 11 /4/2003
The project is considered to be ready for a Planning and Zoning Board public hearing and it has been
placed on the January 15, 2004 Board hearing agenda. The following items are needed by the dates
indicated below:
• 1 8.5" x 11.0" reduced copy of each of the 3 sheets of the Overall Development Plans, by
Wednesday, December 315f.
• 8 full-size paper copies (folded) of the 3 sheet set of Overall Development Plans, by Friday,
January 2nd.
Please be sure and return all of the City staff red -lined plans when you submit the above documents.
If you have any questions regarding these issues or any other issues related to this project, please feel
free to call me at (970) 221-6341.
Yours Truly,
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Steve Olt
City Planner
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Show both the current FEMA floodplains (including Cooper Slough) and the revised floodplain/floodway
on the drawings. It's not clear on the ODP plan whether the floodway line is shown in its entirety.
Please use the work maps to correctly site the Cooper Slough floodplain.
Since there are two regulatory floodplain (City and FEMA) analysis for both conditions shall be
required at time of design of any facility in the floodplain. Because a floodway is not mapped in the
FEMA floodplain, the floodplain is considered "no -rise". This means that you can not cause a rise in
the flood level off of your property without obtaining easements from affected property owners.
Any changes that are made to the no -rise floodplain or in the recently adopted floodway (fill, plantings,
construction of buildings, culverts, channels, bridges, bikepaths, etc.) will need to be modeled by a
registered professional engineer to document no -rise. A $300 fee is required if hydraulic modeling is
necessary. Please use the City's Floodplain Modeling Guidelines for the preparation of this analysis.
Please include the benchmark number and elevation being used for the site.
On Sheets 2 and 3 for the Overall Development Plan, what does "Future Extents of Amended
Floodplain Per JR Engineering" mean? This is not discussed in the report. Please clarify.
There needs to be sufficient notes pertaining to the floodplain and regulations on both the Overall
Drainage Plan and Overall Development Plan sheets. Please add the following notes to the plans:
Any residential structures in the floodplain must have the lowest floor including basement or crawl
space elevated 18" above the most restrictive 100-year flood level.
Any non-residential structures in the floodplain must either have the lowest floor including basement or
crawl space elevated 18" above the most restrictive 100-year flood level or be floodproofed 18" above
the 100-year flood level.
Critical facilities are not allowed to be built in the most restrictive 100-year floodplain. Please see
Chapter 10 of City Code for the definition of critical facilities.
A floodplain use permit and $25 permit fee will be required for each structure that is built in the
floodplain. To obtain a CO, an elevation certificate or floodproofing certificate will be required to be
submitted and approved.
A floodplain use permit and $25 permit fee will be required for any construction activity in the floodplain
including construction of the detention ponds and any roads.
All utilities within the most restrictive 100-year floodplain shall be designed to minimize or eliminate
infiltration of floodwaters into the systems and discharge from the systems into floodwaters.
In the report please discuss the erosion buffer limits and how they will affect the design of the bridge
crossing and any other drainage features.
At time of PDP please use the Floodplain Review Checklist to aid in the development of a complete
submittal.
Department: Transportation Planning Issue Contact: Tom Reiff
Topic: General
Number: 33 Created: 11/12/2003
[11/12/03] No further comments.
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Department: Stormwater Utility Issue Contact: Basil Hamdan
Topic: Detention Pond Sizing
Number: 11 Created: 9/12/2003
[11 /17/03]
Please note that these requirements will need to be met at the PDP stage.
It seems that the detention ponds were sized using the rational method. At PDP SWMM modeling will
be required, this could have a significant impact on the size of these ponds.
The report proposes to release drainage waters from the detention ponds at rates matching the 10 and
100 year storms. It is recommended by the master plan that a 2 year release be done. The
matching of the hydrograph in the 10 year storm and the 100 year storm as proposed would
only be acceptable if it can be demonstrated at PDP stage that no adverse conditions are
caused by such a release.
Topic: Floodplain Management
Number: 4 Created: 9/9/2003
[11 /17/03]
Interstate Lands ODP
11/11/03
Floodplain Management Comments
Susan Hayes
1. The floodway for the revised Cooper Slough/Boxelder floodplain has been adopted and will be
applied to this site as it develops. Please remove the reference to "proposed" floodway in the
report. (Repeat comment for report.)
2. Show both the current FEMA floodplains (including Cooper Slough) and the revised
floodplain/floodway on the drawings. It's not dear on the ODP plan whether the floodway line is
shown in its entirety. (Repeat comment.) Modify legend on the Overall Drainage Plan. Add
Floodway to legend on Sheet 2 of the Overall Development Plan. Floodplain lines are still very
difficult to see. A request has been put into the Engineer to provide a version of the Overall
Drainage Plan with just the floodplain lines so we can review it before approval.
3. Please use the FEMA work maps to correctly site the Cooper Slough floodplain. (Repeat
comment.) It looks like the floodplain is still too far to the west and you have a proposed detention
pond located in the correct location. The work maps are located at the Utilities office. Please
contact Susan Hayes at 416-2233 to review them.
4. Please check the benchmark number and elevation being used for the site. The one shown on the
plan does not appear in the City's list, unless it's a new one.
9/8/03
Floodplain Management Comments
Susan Hayes
The floodway for the revised Cooper Slough/Boxelder floodplain has been adopted and will be applied
to this site as it develops. Please remove any reference to "proposed" floodway on the drawings and in
the report.
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`9192-aii 4V STAFF PROJECT REVIEW
CitVof Fort Collins
Cityscape Urban Design, Inc. Date: 11/25/2003
c/o Joe Carter
3555 Stanford Road, Suite #105
Fort Collins, CO. 80525
Staff has reviewed your submittal for INTERSTATE LAND, ODP - TYPE II (LUC), and we offer the
following comments:
ISSUES:
Department: Current Planning Issue Contact: Steve Olt
Topic: Floodplain Management
Number: 36 Created: 11/25/2003
[11/25/031 Basil Harridan of Stormwater offered the following comments:
a. The floodway has been adopted.
b. Stormwater wants a floodway/floodplain map.
C. Please check the benchmark elevation that was used.
d. The applicant is not using the 2-year storm. This must be shown at the PDP stage.
Topic: General
Number: 37 Created: 11/25/2003
[11/25/031 Please see the red -lined plans from Current Planning for the outstanding comments.
Topic: Traffic
Number: 35 Created: 11/25/2003
[11/25/03] The proposed point of access on the Frontage Road nearest East Prospect Road must be
removed from the ODP.
Topic: Utilities
Number: 34 Created: 11/25/2003
[11/25/03] Mike Scheid of the East Larimer County Water District indicated that red -lined remarks
were made on the included utility plan.
Department: Engineering Issue Contact: Marc Virata
Topic: General
Number: 32 Created: 11/10/2003
[11/10/03] The ODP now shows an additional access point onto the Frontage Road immediately north
of Prospect Road that was not previously known. The access point is not supported by Engineering
and should be removed. Provided this access point is removed, all previous comments appear to be
addressed and Engineering considers the project ready for a public hearing.
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