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15. Question/Comment:
How much time have you spent standing between the
Larimer No. 2 and New Mercer ditches? There are
foxes, golden eagles, and other wildlife that
constantly use this area. There are four schools
that regularly use this area as a natural
laboratory.
16. Comment: We thought, about two years ago, that the City had
committed to, and had, purchased this property.
Response: No, that did not happen.
17. Question: Who do we talk to, how do we get in touch with the
right people in the City to stop or preclude
development in the area between the ditches on the
property?
Answer: The City Natural Resources Division is the
appropriate place to start.
18. Question: Are natural habitats protected?
Answer: Portions of properties can be protected in some
fashion if the values of the areas can be
established.
19. Question: What is the City's viewpoint on protection of lands
of natural and wildlife value?
Answer: We would like to pick up a large swath of property
along this corridor.
20. Question: Is this property identified as a high priority for
acquisition and preservation by the Natural
Resources Division?
Answer: The property we previously purchased was, but I
cannot tell you tonight how we view the priority on
this property.
21. Question/Comment:
How much money is needed to purchase this land?
Perhaps we can help find ways to raise the needed
additional money. There are many organizations or
trusts that could participate.
22. Question: How can we end the density that is occurring in
this area?
4. Question: Have you done the hydrologic tests yet to see if
you can do these homes?
Answer: Only at a cursory level to date.
5. Question: Are those homes along the south property line,
along Stuart Street?
Answer: Yes, that is the proposal.
6. Question: Would those homes back up to the ditch?
Answer: Yes, they would.
7. Question: Will there be trees planted along Prospect Road to
replace the ones they bulldoze?
Answer: Yes, there will be plantings along the street
frontage.
8. Question: Is it possible to have only one point of access to
this development from Prospect Road?
Answer: Yes, it is, except from an emergency access (fire
protection) standpoint.
9. Comment/Question:
A lot of our concern is with the 18 to 21 year old
traffic and a thru-way for the Ram's Village crowd.
What's to keep students from buying these homes?
10. Comment: There are concerns about the interface of small
children with the potential traffic between
Prospect Road and Elizabeth Street.
11. Comment: Very strict covenants can be instrumental in
discouraging student residency in a development.
12. Comment: Your plan is an attractive plan and would be a
welcome addition to the neighborhood if the
property has to be developed.
13. Comment: This property is a very important amenity as an
open space and natural area.
14. Question: What size are your lots?
Answer: About 3,000 square feet in size.
City of Fort Collins
Commui__ f Planning and Environmental '� __ vices
Planning Department
Neighborhood Information Meeting Minutes
for
PROSPECT PATIO HOMES
Date: August 10, 1994
Applicant: Jon Prouty
Lagunitas Company
3307 South College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO. 80525
City Planner: Steve Olt
The potential applicant, Jon Prouty, has expressed an interest in
developing a single family residential project on vacant land
located on the south side of West Prospect Road between South
Shields Street and South Taft Hill Road.
The purpose of this meeting was to introduce Mr. Prouty to the
affected property owners and other potentially affected interests
in attendance and enable them to ask questions about, express their
concerns about, or express their support for the development
proposal. The following questions, concerns, and responses were
expressed at the meeting:
1. Question: What portion of the property are you interested in
selling to the City?
Answer: I cannot speak to the actual area that the City is
interested in at this time. Our discussions, to
date, have not been at a detail to firmly establish
the areas of interest.
2. Question: How much will these homes sell for?
Answer: They will probably range from $130,000 to $155,000.
3. Question: What will be the size of the homes?
Answer: The ranch style home is 1,280 square feet, the one
and a half story home is 1,680 square feet, and the
two-story home is 1,743 square feet.
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