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HomeMy WebLinkAboutINTERSTATE LANDS REZONING - 55-95C - CORRESPONDENCE -No Text ol C >1q���W�'PROSPECI AD1D-� lltyd I�RONM INM Q..UR'J."..'" WII'IEIRSTATIE LAM IFO UIDo PROPOSED ZONING PLAN 'r z w r 3 a n m z 0 cD O N IV w m -o 0 .P JAN-31-97 FRI 15:58 LGT REP' ESTATE ADVISORS FAX NO. 9702234671 P. 03 (LMN), with Employment (E) zoning to the east of that, with the Commercial (C) zoning generally consistent with the Draft Zoning Map, but extended to include the frontage along Prospect Road. Attached is an exhibit, which Eldon Ward has prepared, which indicates the location of our preferred zoning areas. We also represent a 4.45 acre parcel located on the southeast comer of Taft Hill Road and New Harmony Road '(the new alignment). Harmony Road ties into County Road 38E and continues west to Horsetooth Reservoir. We believe this site is an appropriate location for Limited Commercial (CL) or Employment (E) zoning. We believe that the traffic and noise at this intersection will be such that business or commercial uses will be more appropriate than single family residential use. The Draft Zoning Map indicates Low Density Residential (RL). zoning for this site, to which we are opposed. . We appreciate your consideration of our recommendations for changes to the Draft Zoning Map. Sincerely yours, nley E. itaker, Jr. We President JAN-31-97 FRI 15:57 LGT REA► ESTATE ADVISORS FAX NO. 9702234671 ®LGT Asset Management A Member of Liechtenstein Global Trust LGT Real Estate Advisors Inc. Stanford Plaza Fort Collins - 970-223-3933 3555 Stanford Road Denver -303-440-3433 Suite 100 Longmont - 303-651-5336 Fort Collins, Co Facsimile - 970-223-4871 80525 January 31, 1997 Mr. Joe Frank Director, Advance Planning Department City of Fort Collins 281 North College Avenue Fort Collins, Colorado 80522-0580 Dear Joe: LGT Real Estate Advisors, Inc. represents the .owners of several parcels of property located in Fort Collins. Our entities have been involved in the ownership, sale and development of property in Fort Collins for over 14 years. During this period we have been diligent in working with the City and purchasers or users of our various properties to develop the properties responsibly, in accordance with the development standards set forth from time to time. We support the City in its efforts and progress made in creating the new City Plan. However, we are opposed to the proposed zoning designation for two of our properties as identified on the most recent Draft Zoning Map. This 180 acre property is located northwest of Prospect Road and 1-25'. The property was annexed and zoned during 1989. The zoning included an RP zone along the existing residential to the west of the site, with the balance of the property zoned HB. The City Plan Draft Zoning Map indicates Commercial (C) zoning for the 30 acre parcel located east of Box Elder Creek, and Low Density, Mixed -Use Neighborhood (LMN) zoning for the remaining 150 acres. With the proximity of 1-25 just along the east border of this property, we feel there should be a greater buffering distance before residential uses are _planned. Our desire and recommendation for zoning is to include "four zoning districts across the property to transition from the existing residential use over to 1-25. Along the western portion of the property we recommend an Urban Estate (UE) adjacent to the existing residential, with a strip of Low Density, Mixed -Use Neighborhood P. 02