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4. Paragraph #15 indicates that the City of Fort Collins shall receive a copy of the mylar
.as -built" drawings.
5. Paragraph #16 (f) references a date in paragraph #16 (e). This date shall be
determined by the County as described in paragraph #16 (e).
Other Comments from the City of Fort Collins Engineering and Stormwater have been
addressed by Northern Engineering.
Comments addressing Larimer County Engineering comments dated May 5, 2000:
1. Language has been added to the development agreement stating that
improvements to CR 36 shall be included with phase 3.
2. Matt Delich, traffic engineer has prepared an addendum to his original transportation
study addressing traffic at buildout.
3. A complete Exhibit A is included with this set including the revisions requested by the
City of Fort Collins.
4. The Development agreement needs to be reviewed relative to the changing
circumstances relative to CR 9 north of CR 36. At this time the road construction is
nearly complete.
Comments addressing Larimer County Landscape comments dated April 28, 2000:
1. Tract A is proposed as a multi -family tract.
2. The proposed landscape treatment is a continuation of the landscape design begun
with the First Filing of Fossil Lake PUD. The turf type has been changed to a
drought tolerant mix of turf type fescue.
3. Plant sizes have been modified.
4. The tree staking detail is the industry standard for open and windy sites like Fossil
Lake PUD Second Filing will be.
5. A note has been added to remove tree staking within one year of planting with
exception for large evergreen trees which may need two years of staking.
If you have any questions or need any additional information please let me know.
Sincerely,
Jim Birdsall
Planner/Landscape Architect
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November 21, 2000
Russell Legg
Larimer County Planning Department
P.O. Box 1190
Fort Collins, CO 80522
Re: Fossil Lake PUD Second Filing — Responses to Final Plat Comments
Dear Russell,
Based upon the comments by Larimer County and the City of Fort Collins the Everitt Companies
offers the following responses.
Comments addressing City of Fort Collins Engineering comments dated, April 21, 2000:
Traffic Study:
1. Matt Delich, traffic engineer has prepared an addendum to the original traffic study to
address the comments of both the City of Fort Collins as well as Larimer County.
Subdivision Improvement Agreement:
1. Paragraph #3 - Tract A and B have a 13 year vesting. These tracts would be
required to come through the County and City for approval of the uses and layout.
However, these tracts have already received vesting through the preliminary plat
process. The 13 year vesting is required to account for the complexity and duration
of the entire Fossil Lake PUD project.
2. Paragraph #4 — If this project or a portion of this project is installed by another party,
then the new party would need to form an Improvement and Development
Agreement with the County prior to beginning any construction. This would release
the Everitt Companies from any obligation for these improvements.
3. The Subdivision Improvement Agreement does not describe the inspection or
acceptance of improvements by the City of Fort Collins. That is described by the
Subdivision Development Agreement. Neither document takes precedence over the
other.
The severability of the Improvement Agreement and the Development agreement
may take place if annexation occurs. The Annexation Agreement describes the
process of annexation, however this issue will need to be discussed further when
annexation occurs.
Subdivision Development Agreement:
1. Exhibit B was referenced incorrectly, it should have referenced Exhibit A to Final
Utility Plans.
2. Exhibit D shall be included with all subsequent submittals.
3. The references to exhibits shall be clearly defined in subsequent submittals.
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