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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRIVERBEND - PDP - 39-01 - CORRESPONDENCE - (3)2. A letter of intent for a necessary easement from the neighbor at the southeast corner of this development must be provided before going to public hearing. The actual easement must be included in the final compliance submittal package. 3. The rip -rap in the natural area needs to be buried. 4. This development plan needs to locate and show the existing Anheuser-Busch water main because the outfall for this development will cross it. This development request is subject to the 90-day revision re -submittal requirement, from the date of this letter, as set forth in Section 2.2.11(A) of the Land Use Code. The number of each document to re -submit is on the attached Revision Routing Sheet. Be sure and return all of your redlined plans when you re -submit. Due to outstanding issues about the private drive versus public street, sidewalks and pedestrian connectivity, garage door placement and setbacks, storm drainage concerns, and potential impacts to the adjacent natural area, it is important to schedule a meeting with City staff to discuss the issues. Engineering, Stormwater, Natural Resources, Transportation Planning, Poudre Fire Authority, and Planning must be present at this meeting. Please call me at 221-6341 to assist you in scheduling the meeting. I will be out of my office from Thursday, April 4th, through Monday, April 8th. I will be back in the office the morning of Tuesday, April 9`h. Yours Truly, Aw1� Steve Olt, City Planner Page 12 Department: Zoning Issue Contact: Gary Lopez 2 Indicate bldg footprint dimensions and relative distance to nearest property line. The following comments and concerns were expressed at staff review on March 20, 2002: Engineering The applicant has not addressed the Poudre Fire Authority's addressing concern. 2. The project title varies from plan to plan. The plans must be consistent. 3. Garage doors need to be set back at least 20' from the back of sidewalk to prevent vehicles from being parked blocking the walk. 4. The private drive entrance from Countryside Drive needs to be perpendicular to the street. 5. The necessary additional street right-of-way for Countryside Drive is not being shown on all plans. 6. The subdivision plat is not adequate. 7. Show all utility easements on the appropriate plans. 8. The tie from the section corner is in conflict. 9. The text on the subdivision plat is too small to reproduce and be legible. 10. Easement dedications with the Natural Resources Department are needed. 11. The plans need to be reviewed by the ELCO Water District and the Boxelder Sanitation District. Stormwater The outfall to the natural area to the south requires a letter of intent for an easement from the City before going to public hearing. The applicant should get this item to the Natural Resources Advisory Board as soon as possible for a decision and acquisition of the letter of intent. The actual easement must be included in the final compliance submittal package. Page I I 129 Please provide 1-foot of freeboard from bottom of pond spillway. See redlined drainage report. Topic: Erosion/Sediment Control 130 1. The legend symbol for silt fencing doesn't match the plan symbol. 2. What is to protect the existing pond to the south from sedimentation from the installation of the 15" RCP WQ pond outlet pipe? 3. How are the properties to the east to be protected from sediment transport during the installation of the 15" RCP along the east side of the development? 4. Previous note #3 has not been addressed with regard to utilizing the WQ pond as a sediment trap with a gravel filter. 5. Previous note #4 has not been addressed. Any reseeding/sodding, etc to be done is a part of the erosion control plan. Whatever is on the landscape plan (which is never seen by the people doing the erosion control) should be repeated on the E.C. plan. 6. What reseeding/mulching is to be done on the excavation going into the Natural Areas pond with the pipeline,"and in the natural area that will be disturbed near the silt fence south of the pond? This should be coordinated with Natural Resources, a seed mix/method decided upon with their input, and then a note placed on the erosion control plan stating what was decided. 7. Why are straw bales being placed in the existing swale to the west? 8. Previous note # 5 has not been addressed. Department: Transportation Planning Issue Contact: Tom Reiff Topic: Site Plan 131 Recommend setting up a meeting with Planning, Engineering, and Transportation Planning to discuss overall circulation and site plan. 132 Follow-up comment to Issue # 78, the internal walkway on the north side of the drive needs to connect to Countryside Drive's sidewalk system. Page 10 97 Utility Easement in Natural Area - Natural Resources has a new easement policy that they are required to follow if any easement might be needed on Natural Area property the process should be started immediately. The Natural Resource Advisory Board has full discretion over granting easement and this process may be time consuming. Department: PFA Issue Contact: Michael Chavez 75 Address Numerals: Address numerals shall be visible from the street fronting the property, and posted with a minimum of 6-inch numerals on a contrasting background. 97 UFC 901.4.4 NOTE: Lots 4-8 do not front a street and can not be addressed. 76 Residential Water Supply: No residential building can be greater then 400 feet from a fire hydrant. Fire hydrants are required with a maximum spacing of 800 feet along an approved roadway. Each hydrant must be capable of delivering 1000 gallons of water per minute at a residual pressure of 20 psi. 97 UFC 901.2.2.2 77 Sprinklers Required: The buildings on Lots 3-8 shall be fire sprinklered. NOTE: When any portion of a facility or any portion of an exterior wall of the first story of the building is located more then 150 feet from fire apparatus access as measured by an approved route around the exterior of the building or facility it shall be fire sprinklered. 97 UFC 902.2.1 Department: Stormwater Utility Topic: Drainage Issue Contact: Wes Lamarque 126 The City of Fort Collins Natural Resources Department will have to give a letter of intent from their board of directors to allow for the outfall of this site onto Natural Resources property and for the drainage easement before the public hearing can commence. 127 Please provide a draihage easement for all of the storm sewers. See redlined drainage plan. . 128 Please provide detail for outfall curb and gutter. Page 9 109 Due to extremely tight site, meter locations (both gas and electric) need to be coordinated with each utility and shown on the utility plan. A utility coordination meeting is strongly encouraged. Department: Natural Resources Issue Contact: Doug Moore 88 Plant material with in Natural Area Buffer - All plant material within the Natural Area Buffer must be native to the Fort Collins area. 3.4.1(E) 93 Performance Standards are not being met - The Natural Areas Team feels that the current Landscape Plan does not meet the intent of the Performance Standards and that more vegetation is needs to be added to buffer between the activity proposed for the development and the natural habitat. 3.4.1(E) 94 Install a fence along southside of property - Natural Areas would like to see a fence installed along the south property line between the development and the River Bend Ponds Natural Area. River Bend Ponds Natural Area is a "Trail Only" natural area and limit entrance points to the area is a key management practice for the natural area. 96 Stormwater released on to Natural Area - No more than two-year historic flow rates will be allowed without easements. All water released on to Natural Area property must comply with all applicable local, state and federal water quality standards, including, but not limited to, those regulating erosion and sedimentation, storm drainage and runoff control, solid wastes, and hazardous substances. Projects shall be designed so that precipitation runoff flowing from site is treated in accordance with the criteria set forth in the Storm Drainage Criteria and Construction Standards. Treatment measures may include, but shall not be limited to: Minimization of impervious surfaces Runoff spreaders Infiltration devices Extended detention Constructed wetlands Sand filters Water quality inlets 3.4.3 Page 8 42 10/16/01: Grading/Utility Sheet: Provide easements for all the work that is occurring off -site (culvert, utilities in Natural Areas, construction on neighboring properties, etc.). Contact Doug Moore with Natural Areas ASAP - any request for easements from this department takes quite a long time. 44 10/16/01: Drainage/Erosion Control: Show revegetation methods and specific notes regarding the natural area. 46 10/16/01: Drainage/Erosion Control: Provide drainage arrows and show positive drainage to streets or to an approved drainage facility. 120 03/19/02: Provide riprap where the curb and gutter terminates west of the natural area entrance, a sidewalk culvert and swale (if needed) for drainage. Design the sidewalk culvert in accordance with detail 7-31. Also, provide riprap where the curb and gutter terminates on the north end on Countryside and a type 3 barricade where the sidewalk terminates if there is no existing sidewalk to tie into. 121 3/19/02: See appendix E-4 (checklist) section II.E. Incomplete statement provided. Please correct. 122 3/19/02:: Provide stationing at all PC's, driveway intersections and inlets. 134 Provide a signature block for Boxelder. Department: Light & Power Issue Contact: Doug Martine Topic: Electric 107 Existing electric is at the N.E. corner of Timberline & Countryside. Developer will need to provide off site easements along the north side of Countryside from Timberline Rd. 108 Light & Power will need to cross countryside Rd. Developer will need to pay additional costs to bore the street (if possible). As an alternative, the developer will need to provide a street cut permit, pay permit and impact fees, pay additional costs to cut asphalt, and replace asphalt as necessary to meet city standards. Page 7 61 10/16/01: See the Land Use Code 3.6.2(L)2 and contact Ron Gonzales, 416-2864, with the PFA. It appears that buildings 6,7,8 are out of fire access (max 150') from a public street. Is there a separate "man door" at the rear of the buildings? Fire access cannot be taken through the garage. If there IS a separate entrance and PFA can serve off the private drive, then the private drive must be dedicated as an emergency access easement. Show on Plat. 03/19/02: Repeat. Appears that the main entrance has been moved to the rear, however, still need the separate emergency access easement dedicated on the plat. This can not be combined into Tract A's blanket easement because not all of Tract A is fire accessible. This comment appears under "Plat" as well and was provided here for your information. 117 03/19/02: The Site plan does not match the utility plan. Please coordinate the sheets so that they present the same information. 133 1 agree with comment #131 recommending a meeting between Transportation, Planning, and Engineering. Topic: Utility Plans 19 10/16/01: Cover Sheet, pg 2: Update the General Notes. See Appendix El. Complete lines 19 and 40. 03/19/02: Provide line 48 of the General Notes. Either "NA" or list the variances if applicable. 22 10/16/01: Cover Sheet: Provide the typical street section (Detail 7-8F w/out the sidewalk on one side) being proposed. Sections include appropriate horizontal and vertical dimensions and cross slopes. 03/19/02: It's alright to leave the entire detail on the detail sheet but the actual street section still needs to go on the cover sheet. 32 10/16/01: Grading/Utility Sheet: Expand your Legend to include Property lines, Easements, Tracts, Building Envelopes, Buffer Zones, etc, all sheets. Show on plans and label, all sheets. 39 10/16/01: Grading/Utility Sheet: Provide the statement shown in Appendix E4, II, E. Page 6 90 10/16/01: Technical Services: "Tie" from Section Corner in conflict w/adjoining subdivision plat. 03/19/02: Repeat comment. "Tie" from section corner has not been addressed. The west line of Countryside Park Phase III is shown with a break in it. The plat of Countryside Phase III shows a straight line. Please explain this. 91 10/16/01: Technical Services: How does the RAN easement tie into a dedicated roadway? ill 03/19/02: Correct the title. Remove the word "subdivision" . Title needs to be consistent among the drawings. 112 03/19/02: From Technical Services: need bearings and distances along new ROW, including curve data at NW corner and distance along south line. 113 03/19/02: From Technical Services: Text is too small to reproduce. Topic: Site Plan 52 10/16/01: Add a Legend, label all ROW, easements, setbacks, etc. See redlines. 03/19/02: Repeat. ROW does not match the plat. Still need to show utility easements, including the off -site easements that still need to be acquired. Add a legend. Show setbacks from the front of the buildings too, not just the sides and rear. It does not appear that the front setback requirements are being met. 55 10/16/01: Handicapped Parking is 12' wide minimum with ramp access to sidewalks. Please see the Land Use Code, pg 34, Article 3, section 5, paragraph b for further requirements. 56 10/16/01: Provide the R for the inside and outside dimensions of the culdesac. Code requires 20' inside, 40' outside. 03/19/02: Repeat. Label inside radius. Still does not comply with code requirements. Page 5 116 03/19/02: Landscape plan does not match the utility plan. Please coordinate the sheets so that they present the same information. Topic: Pavement 106 10/16/01: From Rick Richter/Pavement Management: Will need pavement design if Countryside Road is new. Contact: Rick Richter 221-6605 Topic: Plat 5 10/16/01: Update the language in several areas. See attached. 03/19/02: Repeat. 6 10/16/01: Add current date. 03/19/02: Repeat. 7 10/16/01: Private Drive must be dedicated on the Plat as an emergency access easement. 03/19/02: Repeat. Must be dedicated separately from Tract A as the rest of Tract A does not qualify as an emergency access. 8 10/16/01: See attached for the following notice that shall be placed on the plat set apart from the other notes in a box labeled as "NOTICE" when private drives or streets are utilized on the property. 03/19/02: Please place in a box as shown in the example attached in the first round. 11 10/16/01: Dedicate and show all utility easements as required. Obtain and provide all off -site utility and construction easements. 03/19/02: Repeat. Provide the temporary and permanent offsite easements by separate document. Show on plat and provide reception number - if you get them recorded before the plat is filed. If not, just label as "by separate document". Page 4 123 3/19/02: Relabel the 20' water easement and 20' drainage easement to read "20' utility and drainage easement" or "20' utility easement", whichever is correct. 124 See redlines for other comments. 125 The addressing issue does not appear to have been resolved at this time. You will need to work with Michael Chavez with the Poudre Fire Authority until their requirements are satisfied. Topic: Landscape Plan 66 10/16/01: Provide a Legend. 03/19/02: Repeat. 67 10/16/01: Show ROW, easements, property lines, existing and proposed utilities, etc. 03/19/02: Repeat. Property line does not match the plat. Still do not show all of the utility easements or existing or proposed utilities. Building envelopes shown but still need to show the building lot lines. 70 10/16/01: Incorporate comments from the site and utility plans. 72 10/16/01: See redlines for other labeling, corrections. 03/19/02: Repeat. One left. 114 03/19/02: Landscaping shown in the natural area buffer zone. Please contact Doug Moore with Natural Resources for his approval, 224-6143. 115 03/19/02: What will be done with the disturbed area after the entrance to the natural area is reworked? Please contact Doug Moore/Natural Resources and Bob Zakely/Environmental Services 224-6063 for their requirements. Page 3 103 Len Hilderbrand of Excel Energy (Public Service) offered the following comments: 1. The building envelope for Lots 1 & 2 encroaches into an easement on the west end of the lots. 2. Meters must be clustered together on the west wall of Lot 3 to serve Lots 3 - 8. 3. The water curb stop must be to the back of the easement. If telephone, cable, and electric equipment are located within the 9' easement, then the easement must be expanded to 11' in width. 4. The gas line must be located in the street right-of-way with a minimum 10, clearance from water and sewer. 5. Any relocation of existing gas lines will be at the developers expense. Department: Engineering Issue Contact: Susan Joy Topic: General 4 10/16/01: Coordinate the various sheets so that they present the same information. 03/19/02: Repeat. For instance, the Plat shows another 2.5' of ROW being dedicated and this needs to be reflected on the landscape and utility plans. The sidewalks on the private drive are shown one way on the utility plans and another on the site/landscape plans. The project title varies from Landscape/Site plan to Plat to Utility Sheets. Easements are shown on some sheets and not on others ... etc. 118 03/19/02: Who does the existing fence shown on the south side of the property belong to? Is it city property or does it belong to this development? What type of fence is it? Please show the additional fence required by Natural Resources. 119 Garage doors must be setback 20' from back of walk and perpendicular to the street. Garages must be recessed and cannot exceed more than 50% of the street frontage. The driveway entrance from Countryside must be perpendicular to the street + or - 10 degrees for a minimum of 25'. Sidewalks must be continuous through the driveways and grade separated. The utility plans show a proposed VC curb running parallel to the garages but no sidewalk, while the site/landscape plans show the sidewalk that's even with the drive aisle. See 3.5.2 of the Land Use Code regarding orientation to a connecting walkway requirements (no building shall be more than 200' from a street sidewalk), building setbacks, and garage doors. Page 2 STAFF PROJECT REVIEW City of Fort Collins Hooraz, LLC c/o Vignette Studios 144 N. Mason Street, Suite 2 Fort Collins, CO. 80524 Date: 3/29/2002 Staff has reviewed your submittal for RIVERBEND PDP, #39-01, and we offer the following comments: ISSUES: Department: Current Planning Issue Contact: Steve Olt 98 Eric Bracke of the Traffic Operations Department offered the following comments: No Transportation Impact Study is required. 2. The parking on Countryside Drive will be eliminated. 100 Doug Martine of Light & Power offered the following comments: Off -site easements along the north side of Countryside Road (Drive) will be necessary. 2. Electric meters will need to be "gated" at the west end of Buildings 3 - 8, and on the south or west end of Buildings 1 & 2. 3. Light & Power will need to cross Countryside Road (Drive) and the developer will need to provide a street cut permit, pay the permit and impact fees, and repair asphalt as necessary. 4. The Lighting and Landscape Plans show a proposed streetlight on the east side of Countryside Road (Drive). This location is acceptable to L&P, but the street trees need to be a minimum of 40' from the light. 102 Dennis Greenwalt of AT&T Broadband (cable TV) indicated that the Riverbend PDP is too far from their facilities for service at this time and does not meet the franchise requirements. With this project being in the city limits of Fort Collins and no one else holding a franchise for Fort Collins, there should not be any cable service available. Page 1