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Meeting of April 2, 1998
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Moved by Alex Chapman, seconded by Jerry Gavaldon to approve the Consent
Agenda with the exception of Item No. 1, minutes for May 12 not to be included
in approval, and Item No. 3 Resolution PZ983 easement vacation not be
included in approval. Motion passed unanimously.
Project: Pedersen Auto Plaza Subdivision - Project
Development Plan
Project Description: Request for a 3-story, 30,000 s.f. building on 3.51
acres; located on the west side of South Mason
Street just north of Kensington Drive. This facility
would provide for auto servicing and maintenance,
and includes auto showroom and sales. The property
is zoned C, Commercial.
Staff Recommendation: Approval
Hearing Testimony, Written Comments and Other Evidence:
Steve Olt, City Planner gave the staff report recommending approval.
The applicant presented modified plans including additional internal pedestrian
circulation as requested by the Planning and Zoning Board members at the
March 19 meeting. The architect, Dana Lockwood, presented modifications.
Additional sidewalks were included in the plans with a defined pedestrian
courtyard leading into the showroom area. The single entry to the site will be off
Mason. Customers will park in a single area with their vehicles taken by
technicians to specific areas such as the service department. Automobiles are
commonly used among dealerships to define and barricade areas for pedestrian
foot traffic only. Signs will be posted to limit customer traffic. There was no
public input.
Jerry Gavaldon expressed his appreciation for the demonstration of a managed
lot. He questioned the architect on a particular area of concern and was advised
that the area would be used for a very small number of display cars which would
be set off from the parking area by islands and grassy areas for safety. A
spokesperson for the city confirmed that the crosswalk across Mason was a city
project to be completed in conjunction with the development.
The Board expressed thanks to the developer for acting on their concerns for
extensions of walkways, defined pedestrian areas and more crosswalks.
Glen Colton expressed that he did not feel that the modifications made met the
guidelines as set forth in the Land Use Code.
CITY OF FORT COLLINS
PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
Meeting Minutes
April 2, 1998
Gwen Bell, Chair
Glen Colton, Vice Chair
Council Liaison: Scott Mason
Staff Liaison: Bob Blanchard
The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. by Chairperson Bell.
Members present: Gwen Bell, Alex Chapman, Glen Colton, Sally Craig, Jerry
Gavaldon, Karen Weitkunat and Bob Davidson.
Staff Present: Blanchard, Eckman, Olt, Ludwig, Wamhoff, Stringer, Schlueter,
Herzig, Waido Reavis, Vosburg, Barnes and Macklin.
Agenda Review: Director of Current Planning Bob Blanchard reviewed the
Consent and Discussion Agenda's:
1.
Minutes of the April 14, April 28, May 12 (Continued),
and May 19, 1997 Planning and Zoning Board Hearings.
2.
Resolution PZ98-4 Easement Vacation.
3.
Resolution PZ98-3 Easement Vacation. (Continued)
4.
#6-96D
Harmony Centre PUD, Pad 1 - Final
5.
#12-98
Mountain View School - Annexation and Zoning
6.
#13-98
Lincoln Jr. High School, First - Annexation and Zoning
(Continued)
7.
#13-98A
Lincoln Jr. High School, Second - Annexation and
Zoning (Continued)
8.
#14-98
Tavelli Elementary School, First - Annexation and
Zoning
9.
#14-98A
Tavelli Elementary School, Second - Annexation and
Zoning
Discussion:
10.
#26-97
Pedersen Auto Plaza Subdivision - Project Development
Plan
11.
#9-95B
Harmony Ridge PUD, Phase 1 - Final (Continued)
12.
#27-96A
Fort Collins Good Samaritan Village - Overall
Development Plan.
13.
#6-98
Schaulin Annexation & Zoning
14.
#55-95N
Recommendation to City Council on Proposed Spring
1998 Revisions to the Land Use Code.