HomeMy WebLinkAboutWILLIAMS ANNEXATION AND ZONING - 8 91, A - DECISION - MINUTES/NOTESPLANNING AND ZONING BOARD MINUTES
April 1, 1991
The regular March meeting of the Planning and Zoning Board began at 6:32 p.m. in Council
Chambers, City Hall West, 300 LaPorte Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado. Board members present
included: Chairman Jim Klataske, Vice -Chairman Bernie Strom, Joseph Carroll, Laurie O'Dell,
Lloyd Walker, Jan Cottier, and Margaret Gorman.
Staff members present included: Planning Director Tom Peterson, Chief Planner Sherry
Albertson -Clark, Ted Shepard, Deputy City Attorney Paul Eckman and Secretary Kayla
Ballard.
Mr. Peterson gave the Agenda Review which consisted of. Item 1-#23-90B -Burns Ranch at
Quail Ridge, RF Subdivision and RF Cluster Plan Review, Preliminary;" Item 2 - #8-91A -
Williams Annexation and Zoning; Item 3-#9-91A-Springer Annexation and Zoning; Item 4 -
PZ91-8 Resolution to Change the Name of "Altair Resources Subdivision" to "Keulen
Subdivision"; Item 5- #78-88A -Horsetooth Business Park, Amended Master Plan; and Item 6 -
#78-88B - Horsetooth .Business Park Ist Filing, Preliminary and Final. Under Other Business
was Case #14-91, Amendment to the Larimer County Zoning Resolution, Hazardous Waste
Disposal.
Member Carroll made a motion to approve Consent Items 1, 2, 3 and 4. Member Strom seconded
the motion. The motion to approve passed 7-0.
HORSETOOTH BUSINESS PARK -AMENDED MASTER PLAN - #78-88A
HORSETOOTH BUSINESS PARK 1ST FILING. PRELIMINARY & FINAL -#78-88B
Ms. Albertson -Clark gave a description of both items stating that staff was recommending
approval and that the master plan was in conformance with the City's adopted Land Use
Policies Plan and the Goals and Objectives. She stated that the master plan was related to and
would support Horsetooth Business Park 1st Filing, Preliminary and Final.
Member Walker asked what the significant change was on the master plan.
Ms. Albertson -Clark stated that the significant change was that the previous master plan had
a neighborhood shopping center as one of the key parcels. This proposal would delete that
neighborhood shopping center and would propose four smaller parcels planned for industrial
and business service uses. The policies that related to this proposal were Policies 60 and 61,
which relate to the location of industrial development.
Eldon Ward, Cityscape Urban Design, Inc. and applicant, was present to answer any questions
pertaining to both items.
Member O'Dell asked if the service trucks would come and go during the day or would they
leave for the day.
Mr. Ward replied that the information that they had received from Public Service Company was
that the larger trucks would leave for the day.but the vans would make trips in and out of the
site.
Member O'Dell asked if a traffic signal would be warranted at this time for safety reasons.