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From: Gerry Horak
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2012 7:03 AM
To: Darin Atteberry
Cc: Karen Cumbo
Subject: Council SAR #20586 / David Roy re: Poudre River Development
Darin
Please provide an answer to David's question.
Thanks
Gerry
From: David Roy [david. roYO)comcast. net]
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2012 5:37 AM
To: Gerry Horak
Subject: Poudre River
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Good morning, again, Gerry;
Can you tell me the distance from the riparian edge to the closest point of this new construction from the above
story in the Coloradoan is on the river?
I support development in the Lincoln Triangle — and, the most important asset in that area isn't going to be any
developed property, but the Poudre River as it flows through Downtown Fort Collins.
I'm asking that you work hard to make sure and protect the riparian edge, especially through this portion of Fort
Collins, where the pressure to develop it and destroy it are the greatest.
Thank you, Gerry.
David
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From: Laurie Kadrich
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2012 4:26 PM
To: Jason Holland
Subject: FW: Council SAR #20586 / David Roy re: Poudre River Development
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From: David Roy [mailto:david.royO)comcast.net
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Sent: Friday, September 28, 2012 4:24 PM
To: Darin Atteberry; Gerry Horak
Cc: Karen Cumbo; Mark Jackson; Polly Bennett; Diane Jones; Laurie Kadrich; City Council
Subject: Re: Council SAR #20586 / David Roy re: Poudre River Development
Good afternoon;
.....thank you.
I hope that the standard of 300 feet is upheld during this development process. As we do infill and development in this area,
it becomes critical that we protect the natural ribbon of nature that is the Poudre River Corridor through our community.
The real value of this area isn't seeing how close we can bring brick and mortar to the riparian edge —the value is protecting
this natural asset, so that 75 years from now citizens in our community can enjoy the Poudre River, and the habitat and
wildlife it supports.
Again, thank you for the response, and for the work each of you do on behalf of Fort Collins and the citizens who live here.
Best regards,
David Roy
2016 Evergreen Court
Fort Collins CO 80521
From: Darin Atteberry <DATTEBERRY@fcgov.com>
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2012 21:55:27 +0000
To: Gerry Horak <ghorak@fcgov.com>, David Roy <david.roy@comcast.net>
Cc: Karen Cumbo <KCumbo@fcgov.com>, Mark Jackson <miackson@fcgov.com>, Polly Bennett <PBennett@fcgov.com>,
Darin Atteberry <DATTEBERRY@fcgov.com>, Diane Jones <DJONES@fcgov.com>, Laurie Kadrich <Ikadrich @fcgov.com>,
City Council <CityCouncil@fcgov.com>
Subject: RE: Council SAR #20586 / David Roy re: Poudre River Development
David and Gerry,
Please see the information below provided by Laurie Kadrich, CDNS Director, in response to your inquiry regarding the
Poudre River Development:
We cannot provide this information at this time as the developer has not submitted detailed plans describing the location of the
buildings. However, we do know that the river buffer standards are 300 feet along the Poudre River so that area will be protected.
Regards,
Wendy BrLcher
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