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Troy Jones Re File #27
From: Troy Jones
To: "jkuhnen @ larimer.org".GWIA.FC1
Subject: Re: File #27-02
Dear Jan Kuhnen,
Unfortunately we don't have that type of information. Property value is not something that the Land Use
Code gives the Planning Department the authority to consider in the evaluation of this type of proposal.
The property is in the Low Density Residential (RL) zoning district, which permits not only single family
detached residential units, but also group homes. This change of use to a group home for the care of the
elderly doesn't change the zoning, it merely designates in our internal city filing system that the house can
be used for medically supervised care of elderly residents. You might want to talk to a Realtor to get a
better answer on how this would affect property values, but I suspect that since the house will not look any
different than it does today, or have any more cars coming and going than a typical single family house
does, that the property values of nearby properties will not be affected.
Sincerely,
Troy Jones
City Planner
City of Fort Collins
>>> "Jan Kuhnen" <jkuhnen@larimer.org> 07/05/02 11:19AM >>>
Thanks Troy for the information. Do you have historical data for P&Z
that outlines what rezoning of this nature does to property values?
Thanks.