HomeMy WebLinkAboutDAKOTA PINES PUD PRELIMINARY AND FINAL - 60 91F - DECISION - MINUTES/NOTESPLANNING AND ZONING BOARD
MEETING MINUTES
April 26, 1993
Gerry Horak, Council Liaison
Tom Peterson, Staff Support Liaison
The April 26, 1993 meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board was called to order at 6:33 p.m.
in the Council Chambers of City Hall West, 300 LaPorte Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado. Board
members present included: Vice Chairman Joe Carroll, Laurie O'Dell, Rene Clements -Cooney,
Jim Klataske, Bernie Strom, and Jan Cottier. Chairman Walker was absent.
Staff members present included Planning Director Tom Peterson, Deputy City Attorney Paul
Eckman, Ted Shepard, Sherry Albertson -Clark, Mike Herzig, Kerrie Ashbeck, Kirsten
Whetstone, Steve Olt and Georgiana Taylor.
Identification of citizen participants is from verbal statements and not necessarily correct since
none signed in.
AGENDA REVIEW
Tom Peterson reviewed the Consent Agenda. The Consent Agenda included: Item I - Minutes
of the March 22, 1993 meeting; Item 2 - Ranchway Feeds Bin Renovation PUD - Preliminary
and Final, #14-93; Item 3 - Spradley Barr Isuzu - Non Conforming Use Request - #16-93; Item
4 - Harmony Market PUD, 5th Filing - Preliminary and Final, #54-87G; Item 5 - Oakridge
PUD, Block One, Lot One - Final, #13-82BD; Item 6 - Dakota Pines PUD - Preliminary and
Final, #60-91F; Item 7 - McIntosh PUD - Preliminary and Final, #12-93; Item 8 - Best Western
Transmissions PUD - Preliminary and Final, #15-93; Item 9 - Stoneridge Amended Overall
Development Plan, #21-92B; Item 10 - Stoneridge PUD, 2nd Filing - Preliminary and Final,
#21-92E; Item 11 - East Vine Streets Facility Amended Overall Development Plan, #30-91;
Item 12 - East Vine Streets Facility, Phase 1 - Final, #30-91B; Item 13 - Windemere Professional
Park Subdivision - Final, #50-83C; Item 14 - Greenstone PUD, 1st Filing - Final, #54-92D;
Item 15 - Greenstone PUD, 2nd Filing - Final, #54-92E; Item 16 - Linden Ridge 1st Filing -
Preliminary - County Referral, #21-93; Item 17 - Pineview PUD, Tract C, Preliminary -
Extension Request, #76-81D; Item 18 - Modifications of Conditions of Final Approval; Item
19 - Blue Spruce Farm Annexation Amendment, #33-87B
Mr. Peterson reviewed the Discussion Agenda. The Discussion Agenda included: Item 20 -
Oakwood School - NCL Site Plan Review; Item 21 - Collindale Business Park - Overall
Development Plan, #7-82D; Item 22 - Timberline Storage PUD - Preliminary and Final, #7-82E;
Item 23 - Fox Creek PUD - Preliminary, #5-93B, Continued until the May 3, 1993 P & Z Meeting
Item 24 - Shopko PUD - Final, #1-93A; Item 25 - The Preserve at Fort Collins PUD -
Preliminary, #146-79N, Continued until the May 3, 1993 P & Z Meeting.
Staff pulled Item 4 for discussion.
Member Clements -Cooney pulled items 9 and 10 for discussion.
Vice -Chairman Carroll asked if there was anyone from the public that would like to pull an
item for discussion.
There was no response.
Member O'Dell moved for approval of consent items 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,
18, and 19.
Member Strom seconded the motion.
The motion passed 6-0.
HARMONY MARKET PUD. 5TH FILING - PRELIMINARY AND FINAL.
Ted Shepard, Senior Planner gave the Staff report and stated that this project was pulled
because of a letter he received today from Laurie Pesetto, 1131 Live Oak Court. She asked that
her letter be read into the record because she could not be here tonight.
Mr. Shepard read Ms. Pesetto's letter into the record stating concerns with children crossing at
the intersection of Lemay and Oakridge to visit Steele's Market. She also had concerns with
environmental and health concerns with a petroleum based business close to Oakridge
neighbors. They had concerns about no traffic signal and no sidewalks.
Mr. Shepard stated that the letter was also signed by seven other residents with addresses on
Live Oak and Sawtooth Court in the Oakridge subdivision.
Vice -Chairman Carroll asked Mr. Shepard to address the issues in the letter.
Mr. Shepard replied he could respond to the health concern on the petroleum based business.
It was not a business that would have underground gas tanks. This was a business that has oil
that would be stored above ground in the appropriate sized containers for servicing
automobiles for oil changes. Waste oil would be stored above in drums that are picked up on
a frequent interval by a licensed hauler. Staff did not think there was a health concern based
on this business being in the business of lubricants and petroleum based products.
Mike Herzig, Engineering Department, stated that there were sidewalks installed along Lemay
Avenue. There would be sidewalk along Oakridge Drive as well. Normal sidewalk connections
were there to access Steele's. As far as this use creating a hazard for children, this meets all
current City standards for arterial and collector streets. If there was a need for a traffic signal
in the future, as warrants are met, the Traffic Department would address that by installing a
traffic signal. This was a location where there would be a traffic signal when the warrants are
met.
Vice Chairman Carroll asked to see slides of the existing sidewalks or where the sidewalks
would be and where the flow of pedestrians might come across.
Mr. Herzig, went through slides, locating streets and pointed out existing sidewalks in both
locations on Oakridge Drive and Lemay Avenue. He also pointed out the access to Steele's
Market.
Member Strom asked for a brief discussion of the architectural compatibility of this project
with the rest of the center.
Eldon Ward, Cityscape Urban Design, stated they would be using masonry and synthetic stucco
materials and gabled roof form as already established in Harmony Market. They have modeled
the same form and materials and colors as well as berming and landscaping and screening.
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