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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHORSETOOTH EAST BUSINESS PARK PUD, FILING TWO - PRELIMINARY - 43-94A - DECISION - MINUTES/NOTESPlanning and Zoning Board Minutes February 6, 1995 Page 14 uses. These uses are in compliance with the approved Horsetooth East Business Park Master Plan. Staff is recommending approval of the project. Applicant's presentation: Eldon Ward, with Cityscape Urban Design, stated that he believes this is a good mix of uses and stated he was available for any questions from the Board. In response to Board questioning, Mr. Ward stated the following: one fast-food restaurant with a drive -though window is allowed. Two other free-standing restaurants and possibly a restaurant such as a deli or coffee shop within an office building would be allowed. Some potential users are anticipated, however, opening dates are uncertain. Public Comment: No public comment was heard. Board Discussion and vote: Moved by Member Carnes, seconded by Member Strom: To approve the preliminary for Horsetooth East Business Park PUD, Filing Two. Motion approved unanimously 7-0. Woodland Station PUD, Preliminary: Staff Presentation: Ted Shepard gave Staffs presentation of this project and presented slides of the area. Details of the request were outlined in the Staff report. Mr. Shepard noted the revised point chart in the Staff report on Page 4. In response to questioning, Mr. Shepard stated that the acreages of the houses adjoining the property to the east are as follows: 15.5 acres, 2.29 acre minimums, and 14 acres. Applicant Presentation: Eldon ward, Cityscape Urban Design stated that he would give his written presentation to the Board so copies could be made in an effort to expedite the proceedings. He believes a plan has been reached which contains changes made to address comments that had been received and an interpretation of the point chart. Elements were taken from the two -acre plan to leave the perimeter that interfaces with the neighbor's homes at the same lot size and introduce a larger variety of lot sizes and housing types behind the windbreak. Mr. Ward also noted the neighborhood facilities that have been added including: a clubhouse, pool, day-care center, and a playground. Planning and Zoning Board Minutes February 6, 1995 Page 13 frustration with approval of these business appearances and denial of Saturn's request for a partial stucco exterior. The Markleys stated that they have been in the community for over 58 years and have always built or remodeled in good taste. Public Comment: No public comment was heard. Board Discussion and vote: In response to questioning the following points were brought out: In review of the existing buildings in proximity to Saturn, Staff feels the existing brown brick of this facility was more in keeping with the surrounding character. The parapet height is being increased, but the overall height of the building is not being increased. Member Walker stated that he can appreciate the fact that an established character in the area exists, and he feels the Board must try to maintain the existing character. He has no objection to the stucco treatment but objects to painting the brick on the existing building. Member Cottier stated that she was bothered most by the height increase of the parapet for a building so close to College Avenue. Member Fontane said that she did not see harm in changing the appearance of a building if it was all in good taste. She questioned if there was a way to keep the brown brick and perhaps have the building be two-tone in color. Member Carnes and Member Bell reiterated their fellow board member's comments. Moved by Member Walker, seconded by Member Bell: To deny the Saturn PUD Referral of an Administrative Change, citing All Development Criteria A2.7. The Motion approved 5-1, with Member Fontane voting in the negative. Horsetooth Business Park PUD Filing Two: staff Presentation: Steve Olt presented a brief summary of the filing stating that this is a preliminary request for a 7-lot subdivision that is part of the approved Horsetooth East Business Park. This request is for seven buildings that would contain possibly retail, standard restaurant, fast-food restaurant, warehouse, industrial, office, financial, and convenience store PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MINUTES CONTINUATION OF THE JANUARY 23, 1995 HEARING FEBRUARY 6, 1995 STAFF LIAISON: BOB BLANCHARD COUNCIL LIAISON: GINA JANETT The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. by Chairman Rene Clements. Roll Call: Carnes, Bell, Fontane, Clements, Cottiex, Strom, Walker. Staff Present: Blanchard, Olt, Shepard, Eckman, Ashbeck, Wamhoff, Mapes, and Deines. Agenda Review: Chief Planner Blanchard reviewed the discussion agenda for the items continued from the January 23, 1995 meeting: 11. #2-95 Recommendation to City Council Regarding the North College Avenue Corridor Plan. 12. #11-S1M Huntington Hills PUD, Filing 5 - Preliminary. 13. #28-89D Fort Collins Housing Authority Expansion PUD - Final. 14. #34-90A Saturn PUD - Referral of an Administrative Change. 15. #43-94A Horsetooth East Business Park PUD, Filing Two - Preliminary . 16. #18-94B Woodland Station PUD - Preliminary. Discussion Agenda: North College Avenue Corridor Plan: Staff Presentation: Clark Mapes gave Staff s presentation. Slides were shown of the area being studied. The plan has been in the making for approximately 2 1/2 years. There would be no decision on this item tonight, this hearing is for public comment only. The plan was done primarily in three phases: Phase 1, a thorough analysis of existing conditions; identification of issues and problems such as transportation; drainage; and the means of area development from past to present. Phase 2, further analysis of existing conditions; development of a vision for the area; workshop held for citizens and the committee; and a draft report issued in February of 1994. Phase 3, recommendations. The Dry Creek Drainage Way has posed the most significant problem for the corridor plan. This deals with the flood plain of Dry Creek and how to reroute the creek for storm flooding. The preferred alternative is to divert Dry Creek to the Poudre River thereby eliminating the flooding possibility. Storm water Utility has been studying the issue. The plan recommends that Storm Water