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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHARMONY RIDGE - OVERALL DEVELOPMENT PLAN ..... THIRD P & Z BOARD HEARING - 49-95 - CORRESPONDENCE - RESPONSE TO APPLICANT(vegetative and bio-technical) measures. All of these measures shall be reviewed andapproved by the Natural Resources Division, from a technical and aesthetic standpoint, and by the Stormwater Utility, for conformance with drainage design criteria, prior to Planning and Zoning Board approval of the final PUD. 3.. At the time of final PUD submittal the developer must provide a request for a variance to the City's Street Design Standards to allow some of the internal local streets.to be narrower than.the minimum 36' width. The request must be approved by the Director of Engineering prior to recording the PUD plans. 4.. At the time of final PUD submittal the developer must provide designs for the intersection of "old" Harmony Road with the Harmony Ridge PUD entry and the intersection of "old" harmony Road with "new" Harmony Road. The designs must meet All Development Criterion A-3.2 of the LDGS and the criteria in the City's Street Design Standards prior to recording the PUD plans. 5. The layout and density of this development may have to change .based on evaluation of a street width variance request, the configuration and design of the street intersections both on -site and off -site at "old" and "new" Harmony Roads (All Development Criterion A-3.2), and the information regarding views, building mass, transition zones, and site layout (All Development Criteria A- 2.3 arid A-2.7). The ultimate layout and density for the Harmony Ridge PUD, Phase One will be determined at time of final PUD review and approval. 6. That a new traffic study be submitted before final that includes the impact of Registry Ridge and the impact of the expansion of the Front Range Community College and shows possible improvements and time -line for the Harmony/Shields intersection in the level of service -- 1-year, 5-years, 10- years. It was also suggested by the Board that the applicant look into obtaining a variance for the street lighting requirement from the Director of Engineering. And, that a drawing be provided at final showing the lot sizes and the open space from the Ridge including the landscaping and berming. If you have any questions, please call our office at 221-6750. erely, eve O City Planner Comn. A y Planning and Environments .ervices Current Planning October 3, 1996 Joe Vansant Positive Environments Inc. P.O. Box 98 Fort Collins, CO 80522 RE: Harmony Ridge Overall Development Plan - #49-95 Harmony Ridge PUD, Phase One.- Preliminary, #49-95A Dear Sirs: On September 23, 1996 the .Planning and Zoning Board of the City of Fort Collins approved the above referenced projects with the following conditions on the Preliminary PUD, which also included a variance to the Solar Orientation requirement:. 1. Letters of intent for necessary off -site drainage easements, to allow the stormwater from Harmony Ridge PUD to pass across the natural area (including the Cathy Fromme Prairie) into the Burns Tributary, must be provided at time of submittal of the final PUD documents. The actual easement agreements must be provided to the City by the plan revision due date for the final PUD review. The easement agreements must be accepted by the Stormwater Utility prior to Planning and Zoning Board approval of the final PUD... 2. At time of submittal of final PUD documents the developer must provide design for the stormwater conveyance channels and structures from the Harmony Ridge PUD to the Burns Tributary to the south. Upon review it will be determined if the design adequately addresses the Stormwater Utility's requirements and meets the requirements as set forth in All Development. Criterion A-1.9 in the LDGS the runoff generated by the development shall be routed through water quality (treatment) sedimentation ponds prior to being released into.the potential natural area acquisition property. Such ponds shall be designed in accordance with Volume 3 of the UDFC District's "Drainage Criteria Manual" or other industry "Best management Practices" standard and shall comply with the City of Fort Collins design criteria and standards. Any downstream. discharge from these ponds into the potential natural area shall be designed to minimize potential channel instability and shall take into account the bicycle trail crossings of the drainage channels. The stabilizing measures. could include both structural and non-structural 281 North College Avenue - P.O. Box 580 - Fort Collins, CO 80522-058..0 - (970) 221-6750 FAX (970) 221-6378 - TDD (970) 224-6002