HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOLLINDALE BUSINESS PARK THIRD REPLAT LOT 5 - Filed GC-GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE - 2003-07-31BILL A. STASHAK A.I.A.
ARCHITECTURE / PLANNING
5 FOREST HILLS LANE
FT. COLLINS, COLORADO
(970) 4 1 6-9060
FAX: (970) 462-365 1
June 25,1997
PROJECT: EDM @ 4001 Automation Way, Collindale Business Park, Fort Collins, CO
STATEMENT OF PLANNING OBJECTIVES
EDM (Engineering Data Management) proposes to develop lot 5B of Collindale
Business Park, a 1.37 acre or 60,002 sq. ft. Site in the (E) Employment District.
Phase One will include a 9,685 sq. Ft. one story building consisting of Engineering
Offices,Test Lab and Shop Area.
Parking for 15 employees and 4 visitors will be located on the South side yard allowing
or building frontage to the R.O.W. The west backyard will be planted with dryland
grass until Phase Two, allowing for the additional 4,450 sq. ft. building and 21 parking
stalls is deemed necessary and feasible.
II. Please refer to the context diagram in the PDP Submittal packet for adjacent land use
applications. No known wetlands or open space currently exist on or directly adjacent
this site.
III. The Owner(s) of EDM and Lot 5B will be responsible for stewardship,
maintenance and manicuring of building and grounds within its property line borders.
IV. EDM personnel currently consists of approximately 15 employees, which include
engineering,technical and administrative staff.
V Site 5B was selected and purchased as suitable for EDM's current and possible future
needs. The (E) employment district appears applicable to the type of research & testing
conducted b:y EDM.
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Cont. V.
Building orientation & massing take into consideration southern exposure for natural
day lighting to parking and building. Note: the upper level windows of the testing lab
will provide reflected light from the white ceiling to reduce the need for artificial
lighting. Offices are exposed primarily to the South and East elevations. Delivery and
outdoor testing areas are located to the West of the building and screened from the
street. Detention and drainage easements are located to the North and East on the site
at the natural low grades.
VI. Applicant has strived to incorporate applicable criteria in the Land Use Code for
developing site. The request for Variance from the required 15' R.O.W. setback
is the only requested modification.
VII. Not applicable.
VIII. Not applicable.
IX. Not applicable.
W. STASHAK & ASSOCIATES
ARCHITECTURE/ PLANNING LLC
5 FOREST HILLS LANE
Fr. COLLINS, COLORADO
(970) 4 1 6-9060
FAX: (970) 462-365 1
October 7,1997
PROJECT: Healing .Arts Institute @ 4007 Automation Way, Collindale Business Park, Fort
Collins, CO
STATEMENT C)F PLANNING OBJECTIVES
Healing Arts Institute proposes to develop lot 5A of Collindale
Business Park, a 1.39 acre or 60,485 sq. ft. Site in the (E) Employment District.
Phase One will include a 7,360 sq. Ft. one story building consisting of Classrooms,
Administrative Offices, and Therapy training rooms.
50 Parking for Staff, Students and Visitors will be located on the South side yard and
West allowing for building frontage to the R.O.W. Phase Two, allowing for the additional
2,840 sq. ft. building and 15 parking stalls if deemed necessary and feasible.
II. Please refer to the context diagram in the PDP Submittal packet for adjacent land use
applications. No known wetlands or open space currently exist on or directly adjacent
this site.
III. The Owner(s) Healing Arts Institute and Lot 5A will be responsible for stewardship,
maintenance and manicuring of building and grounds within its property line borders.
IV. Healing Arts personnel currently consists of approximately 10 employees, which include
Executive, Administrative, and Clerical staff.
V. Site 5A was selected and purchased as suitable for Healing Arts Institute's current and
possible future needs. The (E) employment district appears applicable to This Adult
Occupational School.
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Cont. V.
Building orientation & massing take into consideration southern exposure for natural
day lighting to parking and building. Note: the upper level windows of the main corridor
will incorporate reflected light from the white ceiling to reduce the need for artificial
lighting. Offices are exposed primarily to the South and West elevations. Detention and
drainage easements are located to the North and East on the site at the natural low grades.
VI. Applicant has strived to incorporate applicable criteria in the Land Use Code for
developing site.
VII. Not applicable.
VIII. Not applicable.
IX. Not applicable.