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Home My WebLink About450 N. COLLEGE REZONING - 34-01 - CORRESPONDENCE - CITY COUNCILEXISTING ZONING PLAN EXISTING ZONING: TRANSITIONAL OWNER/APPLICANT ZONING PLAN AMENDMENT THE JOHNSON PROPERTY FORT COLLINS, COLORADO LEGAL DESCRIPTION .,NCI.. IM 11 d�MwM1: Mi�W, wIX �� )MxN V[mN ]b NCIW A N N.W9 Vi1 W .Of. MO NM .ILL N.MND 1WINt0 lglw M.M MIIN. 6 @rlNm wMI M dtlR Iq WI 0 Y. ro11 �eCY W1 IV))ILOO YCA N. W Nr1� 1MY � rO OI IT :• rN,n W MM wuMu) Nan-v-4 uN v M ouir Iwlo�a rlocr W W svNm .ona-4 I.e, mne,t v m rvI N. rsn a M NUM V[ V eN RI4 A. IIO[t wN9 ,W „IIM NL 4T E,)N M N M dM/N M4 O M IOAM1 l®m q Nql w PJI�YI Y Y IK ,IUL[ MN9 N fN1Ar W PMlgr ppr P NO I�MY�y)NY r61. N° NNNI Mfl.bl I.LI) r61. K N,rr�NpW rlmm M.rOSI�v M® YHtlY f IQ). 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M IPC CYO M Ml1 fM n'l�l• RIwJ M 0Y M EY(Y M YIxp1 CrC-CYIP N PROPOSED ZONING Ncr1fAQ o lm.,,®r�o.wm Io+.+nc e.oa.00u c N� r+uNr+®,vsa.Ym as.e+,� Iaolwoarec rorra n+.n •e ®gym LIE r _ rW- PROPOSED ZONING PLAN PROPOSED ZONING: INDUSTRIAL MIXED MEDIUM NEIGHBORHOOD (MMN) LOW MIXED NEIGHBORHOOD (LMN) URBAN ESTATES V3V n Jame1sCompurly It4NI"il.�tiT'ffi u �J UDOWKM THORM JAMPS SHEET 1 OF I ZONING PLAN AMENDMENT a EXHIBI-T•B 1 1 1 I I • , 1 / CITY OF FORT COLLINS POWER PLANT BUILDING PLOT PLAN 430 NORTH COLLEGE AVENUE FORT COLLINS, COLORADO CONTOUR INTERVAL = 21 SCALE: I " = 125 I APPROX. XRAILAD Bike Trail R.O.W. EXISTING BUILDI C r � EXISTING POWER \ PLANT BUILDING Areas to be maintained by City �PRO 7RTY LINE \ \ FACE OF CURB NORTH COLLEGE AVENUE No Text In March of 1997, as part of the comprehensive rezoning of the City, the former Light and Power plant property was rezoned from General Industrial (1-G) to Public Open Lands (POL). The POL designation limits the use of the property to parks, open lands, cemeteries, composting facilities, agricultural activities, golf courses, wireless communication equipment and facilities, and public facilities such as stormwater, water, sewer, gas and electric and similar public utilities. The 1997 rezoning made the existing facility an "existing limited permitted use." Existing limited permitted uses are those that were permitted under the previous zoning designation, but are not listed as such under the new zoning district designation of the Land Use Code. Proposals for the enlargement or expansion of a building or lot associated with a limited permitted use of less than 25% of the existing gross building square footage may be reviewed through the building permit process provided that a series of performance criteria are met. Further, additions of greater than 25% automatically trigger the building and parcel to be brought up to all general development standards contained in Article 3 and the applicable district standards in Article 4, to the extent reasonably feasible. At the July 24, 2001 City Council study session staff received direction to pursue rezoning of the property to potentially accommodate a homeless day use facility. At this direction, the City Manager's Office has submitted a petition to rezone the subject area from POL to RDR. The Johnson Property Rezoning This is a request to rezone approximately 217 acres of property located on the northeast corner of Timberline and Drake Roads. The property is currently zoned T - Transitional. The Structure Plan designation for the property is a combination of Industrial, Urban Estate, Low Density Mixed -Use Residential, Medium Density Mixed -Use Residential, and Neighborhood Commercial Center. The applicant is proposing to amend the Structure Plan to remove the Industrial and Neighborhood Center designations from the site, and to slightly modify the boundary line between Urban Estate and Low Density Mixed -Use Residential. The applicant is also requesting to rezone the property to a combination of LMN, MMN, and UE to correspond to the requested Structure Plan amendment. List of Attachments 1. Vicinity Map — 450 N. College Rezoning 2. 450 N. College Site Survey 3. Vicinity Map — Johnson Property Rezoning 4. Johnson Property Rezoning — Map depicting existing and proposed zoning designations K Community Planning and Environmental Services Current P—trung City of Fort Collins To: Council Growth Management Committee Through: John Fischbach, City Manag r�� Greg Byrne, CPES Director From: Cameron Gloss, Current Pla rningirect Date: September 17, 2001 Subject: Semi -Annual Rezoning Applications -Fall 2001 Background The Current Planning Department has received one rezoning application through the semi-annual review cycle. The City's Land Use Code limits the rezoning of property to two times per year. This is a request to rezone the City -owned Light and Power Plant property at 450 N. College Avenue from Public Open Lands (POL) to River Downtown Redevelopment District (RDR). Running parallel to this application is a request to rezone approximately 217 acres of the former Johnson Farm property from Transitional (T) to Medium Density Mixed -Use Neighborhood (MMN), Low Density Mixed -Use Neighborhood (LMN), and Urban Estate (LIE). This rezoning application, which takes the property out of the Transitional (T) zone, is exempt from the semi-annual rezoning application cycle. However, given the parallel tracking of the application with the 450 N. College Avenue rezoning, staff found it appropriate to bring this information to the Council Growth Management Committee. Both applications are scheduled for review and final action by City Council during the month of October. 450 N. College Rezoning This a recommendation to City Council for a request to rezone the former Light and Power Plant at 450 N. College Avenue from Public Open Lands (POL) to River Downtown Redevelopment District (RDR). The subject site consists of 6.91 t acres located east of College Avenue and south of the Poudre River (see Attachment A -site vicinity map). 281 North College Avenue • P.O. Box 580 • Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 • (970) 221-6750 • FAX (970) 416-2020