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MEMORANDUM
DATE: February 15, 1977
TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Ccuncil
FROM: Robert L. Brunton, City Manager,
RE: Preliminary Plan of East Elizabeth Medical PUD
The East Elizabeth Medical PUD consists of 2.7 acres located on the north
Side of East. Elizabeth Street and east of Lemay. At the present time the
property is zoned C, Commercial, I-G, General Industrial District, and B-L,
Limited Business District. The developer proposes to construct a medical -
professional office complex containing eight separate buildings on the
site. The staff had only some minor suggestions and required revisions to
the plans. The developer is planning to petition this property for B-P
zoning.
At its February 7, 1977, meeting the Planning and Zoning Board recommended
for approval of this preliminary plan. They did indicate that B-P zoning
is consistent with their recommendations in the overall program for this
section of the city. They would like the Council to consider implementing
more land in this area. We will have more information on this subject at
the Council meeting.
Recommendation: The Administration recommends that the Citv Council approve
the preliminary plan of East Elizabet:� Medical PUD.
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RECEI V EU
SEP 5 1978
DATE: August 22, 1978 P I a r,. I, b
Department
TO: ---�O Mr. Paul Diebel (In absence of E. Ward)
Mr. Lynn Greenwood
Ms. Lucia Liley
Mr. David Osborn
Mr. Carl Nelson
FROM: W. Ot:ie Kilmer, Kilmer and Associates��
SUBJECT: Proposed Revisions to East Elizabeth Medical PUD (per our
meeting August 9, 1978)
REMARKS:
A meeting was called on August 9, 1978 with the above people to clarify the
meaning of property lines versus building envelopes on the above project.
The original intent of the PUD was to have a minimum 10 foot public walkway
between adjacent buildings, and this 10 foot separation would eliminate the
need for exterior fire -rated walls. However, the location of a property
line between the buildings necessitated a fire -rated wall when the building
was closer than 10 feet to the property line. It was mutually agreed that
by eliminating the property lines between -buildings that no fire resistance
would be needed if the buildings are no closer than 10 feet apart and public
access is provided. Thus the following was action was taken:
1. Engineering; plat by Taranto, Stanton and Tagge has been prepared to
combine former Lots 6, 7 and 8 (original plat by Stewart & Assoc.)
into one Lot #6. The southeast property line of Lot #6 has been shifted
5 feet to the east, reducing Lot #5. The proposed building on Lot #5
formerly was ten feet from this line and not fire protected. The
building wj_11 now be five feet from this property line and will be fire
rated.
The elimination of the former property lines between former Lots 6, 7,
and 8 will eliminate the necessity of fire rating adjacent walls of build-
ings F, G. and H as long as a minimum of ten feet is maintained between
the structures.
2. Architectural drawing by Kilmer and Assoc., dated 8119/78 has been
revised to show the building envelopes of Buildings F, G, and H per our
meeting. A 10 foot (minimum) corridor for pedestrian access has been
declared between the three buildings in lieu of the former lot lines
shown. This access is to remain open after the construction of the
three buildings. No fire rating of walls is needed between these three
buildings as long as the distance is 10 feet or more.
3. Fire rating is required at the border of the new Lot #6 if any building
structure is closer than ten feet to that line. If the structure is ten feet
or more from the property line, no fire rating is required.
cc: Dr. L. Jeffrey
Dr. K. Kesler
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CITY OF FORT COLLINS P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins Colorado 80522 Phone 484-4220 Ex. 723
ENGINEERING SERVICES
September 1, 1981
Mr. Carl Nelson
4812 S. College
Fort Collins, CO
Dear Carl,
Re: East Elizabeth Medical
Center, P.U.D.
Chapter 99 of the Code of the City of Fort Collins specifically
states that all public improvements must be constructed and
approved by the City prior to the issuance of Certificates of
Occupancy in all subdivisions and Planned Unit Developments.
In this particular development all of these requirements have
been met except for an abandoned curb cut on Elizabeth Street
near the east property line in front of Lot #1.
The City approved utility plans dated September 19, 1977 clearly
indicate continuous vertical curb, gutter and walk. It is for
this reason that no further Certificates of Occupancy will be
released until such time as this drive cut has been removed.
This decision affects 1100 East Elizabeth and 1120 East Elizabeth
(Unit #3 only) which have temporary certificates.
For your information, Chapter 95, Paragraph 53, of the City Code
does require the closure of abandoned drive cuts. If you have
any questions, please feel free to call me at 484-4220, extension 728.
Sincerely,
Matt J. Baker
Engineering Construction Inspection