HomeMy WebLinkAboutLINDIMER SUBDIVISION FINAL - 26 93A - CORRESPONDENCE - RESPONSE TO STAFF REVIEW COMMENTSKirsten Whetstone
July 8, 1993
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and the amount and timing of waterings (which we can't control)
have more to do with how close to the surface roots are (humpy
lawns) than the type of tree. This may not be a problem depending
on the owner's care.
16. The covenants include maintenance language. I request that we do
the property line trees as each house is built, so that the trees
have a chance to survive. We will do the fence first thing, as we
have previously agreed, but these new trees will require weekly
watering and we will not have a water source available close by
until those three houses are built. Tim agrees this is the best
solution.
20. My engineer refuses from a legal point of view, to do this. It is
not proper to name a business on a plat. The business may be gone
tomorrow. Engineers and others will be searching for a Horsetooth
Stables Plat that doesn't exist. This should be labeled
"Agricultural Use".
Very truly yours,
III �4.
Mark Linder
enc.
Linder
Real Estate
July 8, 1993
Kirsten Whetstone
City of Fort Collins Planning Department
281 North College Avenue
Ft. Collins, CO 80524
Dear Kirsten:
Enclosed, please find the revisions for my Lindimer Subdivision.
Most of the items are on the drawings or in the drainage report. The
following are additional responses or clarifications to your June 24
letter with comments.
1. I have met with Mark and talked with Suzanne Bassinger. It
appears very unlikely that a satisfactory (to all parties) route
across the stable property will be agreed upon. Mark told me to
submit as designed and wants to have one last meeting with you,
me, Suzanne, Mike or Kerry, and Dick next week. Could you please
give me a day and time for you, Mike or Kerry, and Mark? I think
the rest of us can adjust to that time with a little notice.
2. Enclosed are our red -lined covenants which address the various
fencing, maintenance, and detention issues. We deleted the right
to fence the front of the ponds (our mistake). Please have Kate
review the HOA section concerning pond maintenance. This is a
first draft, I would welcome any clarifications, expansion
language, or corrections.
8. Bret and I intend to build out these lots ourselves and are aware
of the limited building placements on those lots. Dick or I
couldn't find a red -lined plat, but I have included a plat with my
calculations of the building envelopes and 18 "typical" plans that
fit most of the lots. We realize that lots 1 and 2 are tough and
will require custom drawn houses and precise staking for
excavation. These are not lots that will be for sale to an
unsuspecting public, we are the builder and can deal with the
setbacks and zoning requirements. I would be happy to meet with
someone from zoning to discuss this. Our goal always has been to
build small and affordable houses for first time buyers.
13. A dedication sentence has been added on the plat.
15. I spoke with Tim and discussed the need for a quick growing tree
buffer. He OK'd the use of Sargentis cottonwoods, which are
indigenous, broadleafed, and hardy. These trees are in backyards
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