HomeMy WebLinkAbout308 CHERRY STREET CARRIAGE HOUSE - FDP190011 - SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS - ROUND 1 - CORRESPONDENCE-CONCEPTUAL REVIEWMay 18, 2019
Kim Medina
308 Cherry Street
Fort Collins, CO 80521
RE: 308 Cherry Street- Carriage House
CONCEPTUAL REVIEW
RESPONSE TO COMMENTS FROM 2/16/18
UZoning:
Plans submitted meet the zoning requirements cited in the comments.
UWater-Wastewater EngineeringU:
Comment 5 was revisited with City staff. Matt Fater of the City of Fort Collins
did a site visit on February 16, 2019. He met with us and he developed a plan to
use the existing water meter and connect near the street. This plan allows us to
use the same tap and sewer. A copy of the drawings done by Mr. Fater is
included with our permit application.
Our landscape plans meet water conservation standards.
UTraffic OperationsU:
We agree that the Traffic Impact Study should be waived.
UTechnical Services:
We believe that the submitted plans meet technical requirements.
UStormwater EngineeringU:
The site conforms to the Drainage Plan.
Plans show existing impervious areas.
There will not be an increase in impervious areas of over 1000 feet.
UFire Authority:
An automatic sprinkler system will be installed to mitigate access deficiency.
Address identification will be located in a location that is plainly visible from the
street.
UEnvironmental Planning:
Low water plants will be used in landscaping.
City Forestry staff paid site visit to determine status of trees and Forester did not
find trees that required mitigation. One large tree exists to the east of the
proposed building and we intend to take steps to preserve that tree, however the
forester said it was not required. Landscape plan is designed to minimize water
usage, protect existing plants and trees, and enhance pedestrian environment.
Light spillage and glare will be minimized.
UEngineering Development Review:
Fees have been submitted with the application for permit.
No damage to sidewalks, curbs, etc. currently exists and we do not anticipate any
damage due to construction.
The project has no public sidewalks or driveways requiring ADA standards.
Improvements will be designed and built in accordance with governing standards.
The project does not depend on an alleyway.
A Utility Plan has been submitted.
Parking setbacks will be adhered to if required.
The project does not involve any fences, barriers or other encroachments on the
public right of way.
Bike parking is not required.
The public right of way will not be impeded in any way during the construction of
this project.
UElectric Engineering:
Unit will use electric heat.
Electric will come of off existing house and service upgrade may be needed.
UPlanning Services:
Unit will be habitable space with water and sewer connecting to existing lines.
Unit will be 1 bedroom and adequate parking will be provided.
We will not be requesting a neighborhood meeting.