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14. Site distance and safety problems at the intersection would
have to be mitigated, possibly with off -site improvements.
15. A Traffic Study will be required as part of the submittal
documents. The Study should focus on access issues (location,
safety...) rather than on capacity issues.
16. A standard engineering submittal would be required.
17. Contact Matt Baker, at 221-6605, to find out whether there is
payback due as a result of improvements to Shields Street.
18. Street oversizing fees are $584.00 per unit and are collected
at the time of building permit issuance.
19. Coordinate with Tim Buchanan with the City Forestry
Department, 221-6660, if you plan to remove any existing
trees. All existing trees should be shown on the site plan.
20. Attached are examples of parking in a cul-de-sac which have
been successfully used by other developments in Fort Collins.
21. Fencing guidelines should be shown on the site or landscape
plan.
22. Solar orientation applies to single family and duplex lots.
A minimum of 65% of these lots must meet the definition of a
solar oriented lot.
23. Staff advises a neighborhood meeting be held .for this project
prior to submittal. I will prepare a notification area map
and include it with these comments.
5. There are stormwater detention requirements in this basin.
6. Standard drainage and grading plans, erosion control plans,
and a drainage report will need to be submitted with your
plans.
7. Poudre Fire Authority has concerns about water supply and fire
access. A fire hydrant will need to be installed at the end
of the cul-de-sac, at the developers expense. Depending on
where the closest existing hydrant is located on Shields
Street, a second hydrant may be required near the entrance to
this property. The fire access requirement, that all parts of
a building be within 150' of an approved access or drive with
an appropriate turning radius, would have to be met. Any
fences between buildings would have to have gates to allow
access to the rear yards.
8. The Federal Fair Housing Act may apply to these proposed
units. Please contact Sharon Getz at Building Inspection,
221-6760, for more information.
9. The property is zoned R-P, Planned Residential, and therefore
a Planned Unit Development would be required for this type of
use. An All Development Chart and a Residential Density Chart
will be necessary as part of the submittal. The requirement
that each lot have 20' of frontage on a public street can not
be varied with a PUD.
10. Parkland fees are $625.00 per acre, collected at the time of
building permit issuance.
11. Off -site drainage easements would be necessary for any
stormwater flows crossing City Park property to Spring Creek.
There are current stormwater problems in Rolland Moore Park
which would indicate that flows should be piped.
12. Parks and Recreation asks that you consider a pedestrian
circulation system to facilitate the movement of pedestrians
from this site to the Park. There is an existing foot bridge
over the Larimer County #2 Ditch to the west of this property.
This development should provide a crossing of the New Mercer
Ditch and a pedestrian path or connection to the existing
bridge, or coordinate with the Senior Center project, which
will likely be providing a crossing of New Mercer Ditch as
well.
13. The proposed access to Shields Street is a potential problem.
Full turning movements at the proposed location will be
difficult. There are also site distance concerns at this
location. There will be a signal at Raintree Drive, which
would provide a safer and more efficient intersection with
Shields. It would be advisable to negotiate with the property
to the south and the Senior Center project to see if you could
acquire access (or some form of a joint access agreement) to
Raintree Drive to the south for this development.
CONCEPTUAL REVIEW STAFF COMMENTS
MEETING DATE: September 28, 1992
ITEM: Raintree Townhouses
APPLICANT: Larry Trampe
Architectural Resource Group
2120 S. College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO 80525
John McCoy
Moore Realty Inc.
3665 JFK Parkway
Fort Collins, CO 80525
LAND USE DATA: This is a proposal for 12 townhouse units on 4
acres located south of Rolland Moore Park and north of the Raintree
shopping center. The property is zoned R-P, Planned Residential.
COMMENTS:
1. There are existing Light and Power conduits stubbed into this
site. Normal Light and Power Development charges will apply.
A total of 15' (8' behind the walk in the R.O.W) is needed for
utility easements.
2. There is an existing 30" water main located on the east side
of Shields Street which can be used for this site. Sewer
service for this site may be a problem. There is an existing
main at the west end of the Senior Center property. You will
have to negotiate an easement across that property for the
sewer line. Typically sewer lines need to be place under a
paved surface.
There is also a sewer main on the east side of Shields, by the
Conoco Station at the Centre for Advanced Technology.
3. The property is in the Spring Creek Basin. Stormwater
development fees are $1,691.00 per acre. Check to see whether
this property was included in the master planning efforts for
the Raintree PUD. You should examine the Raintree PUD
stormwater documents to see if it is possible to tie into the
master planned facilities.
4. Contact the two ditch companies to see whether you can
discharge stormwater directly into the ditches. You may be
able to negotiate an arrangement with them, depending on the
volumes involved. The other alternative would be to detain on
site and pipe flows under the ditches to an outfall at Spring
Creek. Staff advises you to work with the Senior Center
project engineers in designing the stormwater system.
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Commv-;ty Planning and Environmental rvices
Planning apartment
Citv of Fort Collins
September 30, 1992
Larry Trampe
Architectural Resource Group
2120 S. College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Dear Larry:
For your information, attached is a copy of the Staff's comments concerning
Raintree Townhouses, presented before the Conceptual Review Team on September 28,
1992.
The comments are offered informally by Staff to assist you in preparing the
detailed components of the project application. Modifications and additions to
these comments may be made at the time of formal review of this project.
If you should have any questions regarding these comments or the next steps in
the review process, please feel free to call me at 221-6750.
Sincerely, + �
Kirsten Whetstone
City Planner
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