HomeMy WebLinkAboutWATERFIELD P.U.D, 2ND FILING - FINAL - 7-95D - LEGAL DOCS - LEGAL COMMUNICATIONRob Wilkinson
May 13, 1997
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Nonetheless, we are definitely committed to continuing working
with the City on all of these issues after preliminary approval.
Perhaps the discussions will suggest new ideas and approaches. If
we reach agreement on any changes, Jim is committed to amending the
preliminary PUD plan to reflect such changes.
Thanks, Rob, for your willingness to work with Jim and his
consultants to help satisfactorily resolve natural resource issues.
By:
LAL/glr
cc: Jim McCory
Frank Vaught
sincerely,
MARCH & MYATT, P.C.
ARTHUR E. MARCH, JR.
RAMSEY D. MYATT
ROBERT W. BRANDIES, JR.
RICHARD S. GAST
LUCIA A. LILEY
J. BRADFORD MARCH
LINDA S. MILLER
JEFFREY J. JOHNSON
MATTHEW J. DOUGLAS
MARCH & MYATT, P.C.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
110 E. OAK STREET
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO 80524-2880
(970) 482-4322
FAX (970) 482-3038
May 13, 1997
Rob Wilkinson
Natural Resources Department
City of Fort Collins
281 North College Avenue
Fort Collins, Colorado
RE: Waterfield PUD
Dear Rob:
ARTHUR E. MARCH
1908-1981
MAILING ADDRESS:
P.O. BOX 469
FORT COLLINS, CO 80522-0469
VIA FAX TO 224-6177
This letter is to confirm that, if the Waterfield Preliminary
PUD is approved, Country Club Farms, LLC, the owner and developer
of the PUD property, will continue to explore with City staff
between preliminary and final approvals the following items:
(1) Possible purchase by the City of the on -site
wetlands, a portion of the single-family lots
around the wetlands or the entire PUD
property;
(2) Possible realignment and/or reclassification
of County Road 11 in, order to maximize the
wetland buffer area; and
(3) Possible shifting of the -park and/or school
sites.
Although Jim McCory is willing to discuss a possible purchase
of land by the City, he believes it would be difficult to arrive at
an acceptable price on a purchase of all or a portion of only the
single-family lots in the PUD because of extremely high
infrastructure costs and the fact that the multi -family units are
all affordable housing. A purchase of the wetlands and buffer area
may be more realistic.
I should also stress that it may be difficult to do much with
relocating the school and/or park sites since deeds to those
parcels have already been dedicated, unless the City were to
purchase the entire PUD property.