HomeMy WebLinkAboutTIMBERLINE FARMS PUD, DIAMOND SHAMROCK CORNERSTORE - PRELIMINARY - 42-89C - DECISION - MINUTES/NOTES (2)• CONTINUATION OF THE MAY 22, 1995 HEARING
JUNE 5, 1995
STAFF LIAISON: BOB BLANCHARD
COUNCIL LIAISON: GINA JANETT
MINUTES OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
The meeting was called to order at 6:34 p.m. by Member Bernie
Strom.
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Roll Call: Walker, Bell, Strom, Carnes. Members Fontane,
Clements and Cottier were absent.
Staff Present: Blanchard, Eckman, Shepard, Olt, Shoemaker and
Deines.
AGENDA REVIEW: Bob Blanchard, Chief Planner, reviewed the
evening's discussion agenda.
20. Recommendation to.City Council Regarding the
Adoption of the Fort Collins/Loveland Corridor
Management Plan.
21. Pinecone PUD, The Tower Shoppes - Final
22. Timberline Farms P.U.D. - Diamond Shamrock
Cornerstore -Preliminary. (Continued).
11. #5-95 Rocky Mountain Auto P.U.D. - Preliminary and
Final.
DISCUSSION AGENDA:
RECODMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL REGARDING THE ADOPTION OF THE FORT
COLLINS/LOVELAND CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT PLAN.
Staff Presentation: Tom Shoemaker, director of Natural Resources
for the City of Fort Collins, presented a slide presentation to
the Board regarding a plan for preserving the region between
Loveland and Fort Collins. Highlights of his summary included:
A plan has been visualized for the last 20 years. It has become a
combined effort of Loveland, Fort Collins, and Larimer County.
The corridor is being defined by Harmony on the north, 57th
Street on the south, Fossil Creek on the east, and the first
hogback on the west.
The corridor would preserve the unique identity of the two
communities; retain the natural wildlife in the area; preserve
the scenic landscapes; and halt the encroaching development in
the area.
An inventory has been completed and mapped of the areas within
the corridor. A planning influence map was developed as a result.