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Ms. Whetstone said she thought it appropriate, although the only fencing being proposed is
along Prospect Road and Hampshire, as there arc patios of these units backing up to the arterial
and collector streets.
Chair Clements asked about an amendment to evaluate the fencing so it is not so obtrusive,
perhaps 4 feet high?
Ms. Whetstone said some of it is to provide privacy but we can take a look at itfor final. If the
access is onto Hampshire, that opens the projet up.
Motion passed 5-1, with Member Cottier voting is the negative.
Item 19 Boston Chicken @ Lemav and Pennock PUD - Final.
Ms. Kirsten Whetstone, project planner, gave a summary of the project. Three conditions of
preliminary were met. The staff recommends approval.
Mr. Ed Zdcnek - ZTI Group - The three conditions of 1) more landscaping, 2) less asphalt and
3) more clarity of internal circulation have been accomplished. The project meets with
requirements of the LDGS.
Member Strom asked for clarification of the connection between Godfather's Pizza and the lot
to the south.
Member Klataske asked if the connection off of Lcmay still exists for the pizza restaurant?
Mr. Zdcnek replied affirmatively.
Member Strom moved for approval of the Boston Chicken PUD - Final with the one condition
staff attached, recognizing the project addressed conformance with the LDGS, compatibility
and meeting conditions of approval. He commented that this was an improvement from the
first application.
Member Cotner seconded the motion. She commented that the areas previously shown as
potential access points to the east and south she would hope would be landscaped.
Motion passed 6-0.
Metting adjourned at 12:05 a.m.
PLANNING & ZONING BOARD
MEETING MINUTES
March 28, 1994
Gerry Horak, Council Liaison
Ron Phillips, Staff Support Liaison
The March 28, 1994, meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 6:30 p.m.
in the Council Chambers of City Hall West, 300 Laporte Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado. Board
members present included Vice -Chair Jan Cotticr, James Klataske, Bernie Strom, and Lloyd
Walker. Chair Clements and Member Winfree were absent.
Staff members present included Interim Planning Director Ron Phillips, Deputy City Attorney
Paul Eckman, Tom Vosberg, Mike Herzig, Steve Olt, Ted Shepard, Ken Waido, Kirsten
Whetstone, and Carolyn Worden.
AGENDA REVIEW
Mr, Ron Phillips, Interim Planning Director read the agenda review items.
CONSENT AGENDA:
Item 1. Minutes for January 24 and 31 of the Planning and Zoning Board Meetings; Item 2.Oak
Hill Apartments, PUD Preliminary #54-87L; Item 3. Marketplace PUD (Taco Bell) -
Preliminary & Final, #32-89F; Item 4. Nokomis Subdivision - Preliminary, #8-94; Item 5. Fox
Hills, 2nd Filing - Foothills Site Plan Review, #36-93C; Item 6. Resolution PZ94-1 - Easement
Vacation; Item 7. Resolution PZ94-2 - Easement Vacation; Item 8. Segul N-C-M Site Plan
Review, #85-93; Item 9. Lemay Plaza P.U.D. - Extension Request, #57-87;
Item 10_ Modifications of conditions of Final Approval; Item 11. Miramont PUD, Phase 3 -
Preliminary; Item 12. Recommendation to City Council for Proposed Reduction of Right -of -
Way Width Street Standards. Item 19. Miramont PUD, Phase 3 - Preliminary.
Member Foutane moved to accept consent agenda Items as stated above.
Member Klataske seconded the motion.
Motion carried 6-0.
DISCUSSION AGENDA:
Item IS. Overland Trail Annexation and Zoning,*9-94A.
Chair Clements indicated that she and Member Klataske had a conflict of interest regarding
this item and would not be present during the meeting, with Vicc-Chair Cotticr presiding.
Mr. Ken Waido, Chief Planner, read the staff report and recommendations and requesting
approval.
Member Walker asked clarification of the zoning boundaries.
Mr. Waido said the boundary would extend as an extension of the RF for the Maxwell Open
Space area, through the property, locating the canal and to the cast would be RLP.