HomeMy WebLinkAboutSTORYBOOK - PDP - 49-98 - CORRESPONDENCE - PRIVATE ENTITIES (5)The ditch remains willing to be involved and discuss solutions sets so long as they don't
adversely effect the ditch or any effect that the ditch may agree to is accommodated at the at the
cost of others.
Thank you for reviewing these matters and if you have any further questions or concerns
do not hesitate to give me a call.
Yours very truly,
MAYO SOMMERMEYER, P.C.
Mayo Sommermeyer
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TIMOTHY J. DOW, MBA, JD
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March 17, 1999
Mr. Ron Fuchs
City of Fort Collins Planning Department
P.O. Box 580
Fort Collins, CO 80522
Re: Project No. 49-98 Storybook-PD-Type I(LUC)
Our Client: Windsor Reservoir & Canal Company
Dear Mr. Fuchs:
# 7 CLOCK TOWER SQUARE
323 SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO 80524
2312 CAREY AVENUE
CHEYENNE, WYOMING 82001
(307) 634-0541
On behalf of Windsor Reservoir -& Canal Company, I have reviewed the drawings
submitted with your revision comment sheet dated March 10, 1999. 'Of course, I am familiar
with this project having dealt with it for some period of time.
My focus is the possible receipt of developed stormwater run-off into our ditch or
ditches. From prior conversations with the City and the review of these drawings as well as
some discussions with Mr. Dick Rutheford of Stewart & Associates, it is my understanding that
no water will directly inflow the ditch. The developed stormwater run-off in this project will be
retained in a large part by Retention Ponds A and B. A portion of the water will be permitted to
flow out of Retention Pond b through an underground pipe system to the east, turning north at
the easterly property line and running north to a retention pond of approximately nine (9) acre
sized. This retention pond has no direct inflow facility in to our ditch or at least none is shown.
We will assume that one does not exist nor is one planned.
With these, understandings and under these conditions, the Windsor Reservoir & Canal
Company has no further comment or concern with the subdivision development as shown.
We re -voice our concerns about development generally in'this area. We believe that any
further development of this particular one=quarter (1/4) section of land will necessitate impacting
the ditch. A plan and system of developed stormwater runoff is absolutely essential to the
further development these areas.