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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRIGDEN FARM, 8TH FILING, THE SHOPS @ RIGDEN FARM - PDP - 56-98R - CORRESPONDENCE - LUC REQUIREMENTSS e Olt - Re: request for information-r' ''ication on Land -Qs e requirements mmPage 2 ' � y section for *Convenience Shopping Center* but that is limited to 7 acres and under (we are at about 10.5 acres). Would the *Mixed -Use, Institutional and Commercial Buildings* section 3.5.3 apply to our project? Any information would be greatly appreciated. It was a pleasure speaking with you on the phone today and I look forward to meeting you soon. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. Much Thanks, Jennifer Gray Wyatt & Associates, P.C. 303-698-1717 303-778-6004fax iaray o(D.wyattarch.com Steve Olt Re request for information-r fication on Land Use requirements Page 11. r 't From: Steve Olt To: "jgray@wyattarch.com".GWIA.FC1 Date: 10/ 10/02 10:44AM Subject: Re: request for information -clarification on Land Use requirements Jennifer, It was very nice talking with you recently. The news you probably do not want to hear is that you apparently were looking at a version of the Land Use Code (LUC) that is Supplement 11 or earlier. On page 21, Article 5 - Terms and Definitions of Supplement 12 of the LUC (adopted by City Council in July, 2002), the definition of a Large Retail Establishment states that it "shall mean a retail establishment, or any combination of retail establishments in a single building or in separate but abutting buildings, or a movie theater or an indoor recreational use, occupying more than twenty-five thousand (25,000) gross square feet of floor area". As you can see, the reference to excepting supermarkets has been eliminated fron this definition. Therefore, as a minimum, the King Soopers Supermarket and Retail Spaces A & B attached to King Soopers are subject to the requirements set forth in Section 3.5.4 - Large Retail Establishments in the LUC. In answer to your question about Section 3.5.3 - Mixed -Use, Institutional and Commercial Buildings and its applicability to this project ..... yes, it does apply. The definition of Commercial Development in Article 5 of the LUC states that commercial development "shall mean any land development activity except development intended solely for residential, industrial and/or light industrial use". The Shops at Rigden Farm certainly meet this definition. Also, the Shops at Rigden Farm project is subject to all applicable sections of Article 3 - General Development Standards and the Land Use and Development Standards set forth in Division 4.19 - Neighborhood Commercial District (NC) in the LUC. Has Wyatt & Associates subscribed to the supplement document service for the semi-annual LUC changes? If so, you should be receiving Supplement 12 soon, if you have not already. I am looking forward to working with you on this project. Please contact me if you have further questions Steve Olt >>> "Jennifer Gray" <jgray@wyattarch.com> 10/09/02 03:33PM >>> Steve, After all was said per our recent conversation on the Land Use Code and classifying The Shops at Rigden Farm, I decided to look in the *terms and definitions* section of the Land Use Code. Their definition of Large Retail Establishment is described as,**shall mean a retail establishment, or any combination of retail establishments in a single building, or a movie theater or an indoor recreational use, occupying more than twenty-five thousand gross squire feet of floor area, except that no supermarket shall be deemed to be a large retail establishment.* Under Article 5, Page 21. Well, I suppose I answered my own question and the concern with parapet height is no longer an issue. The Shops at Rigden Farm is comprised of one 65,000 s.f. supermarket and several retail buildings which are each all under 25,000 square feet. The *large retail establishment* requirements sound like they apply to something along the lines of shopping malls and probably not our development. I suppose my question now is what part of the Land Use Code building development standards does apply to our development? I noticed there is a