HomeMy WebLinkAboutGREENBRIAR REPLAT - Filed GC-GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE - 2004-08-06James H. Stewart and Associates, Inc.
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April 19, IT";
APR 19 I985
Mr. St,( ve Ryder PLANNING
City Planner C)"ARTIMPNT
City of lore Collins
P.O. k(X 5t)o
I ore. Cr I I ins, CO 8U!,22
Dear Steve:
Laboratory'
301 Lincoln Goon
P.O. Box 429
Fort Collins. Golorado 80522
(303) 484 6309
This tc request. Lhat. you initiate a variance to the regulation requiring a
mininwnl depth of , lu' adjacent. Lo an arterial street as stated in
Section T)-S(Ii), ( / ) of the Subdivision of Land Poqulat10ns.
hardship will be caused to Lhe subdivision by strict application of the
requIofion. Lots 54 thru W are .idjocent, Io Willox Lane which was changed,
by t'ne City, from a collector Lo an arterial sLreet. file improvements,
ncluding curb and qutl.er, water iines, sewer lines and storm sewer lines
havo been built. in Willox Lane and Grouse Circle. In order to save these
ulpruvemerlts ,end i.o not lose four lots a variance is necessary. A variance
would not. he remlired if Willox Lune would have remained as a collector
street.. There will be landscaping and fencing provided along the arterial
street Lo miLigate the lock of depth to the lot;.
Ile variance would not, be drlrilmW.11 I'll Lhe publi( good.
tt you leave any questions, please call
Illatter.
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JAMS 1. SILWARI AND ASSOCIATL, INC.
Richard A. RuIwrford, P.I. L.S.
Secretary/Treasurer
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Thank you for your help in this
First
Interstate
Bank
July 18, 1985
Bonnie Tripoli
Development: Coordinator
City of Fort Collins
300 Laporte Ave.
Fort Collins, CO 80521
First Interstate Bank
of Fort Collins, N.A.
P.O. Box 578
Fort Collins, CO 80522
(303) 482-4861
RE: Develonmenr Agreement for Greenbriar Subdivision
Dear Bonnie:
,jIE-CEI V ED
19 1985
;d.FNNING
1EvFAHTMENT
Earlier this morning I delivered to your office the signed Development
Agreement. Because of the short time period we were given to sign this
agreement prior to the deadline today, and because of the delay that would
result from any attempt to negotiate the agreement, we have signed the
agreement as a result of information provided by you which has alleviated
certain concerns I had with the agreement.
My primary concern was that our responsibility as "the Developer" might
remain with the bank if we were to sell the project prior to completion. I
recommended that we sign the agreement based on your comment that if we sold
the project it would be possible for us to transfer responsibility by filing
a formal request with your department.
I was also concerned with the developers responsibility to maintain the
landscaping in the first phase until the entire project was completed if we
placed phase two on hold should circumstances dictate. It is my
understanding that you would consider a request for the city to take over
maintenance of the completed portions which have been approved by the city if
development ceased on the remainder of the project.
Thank you for taking the time to explain these points Lome.
Sincerely,
FIRST INTERSTATE �BANK OFF FORT COLLINS, N.A.
/
Walt Barclay
OREO Property Manager
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cc: Bill Brown
Chuck Huddleson
Jim Suave
CITY OF FORT COLLINS
ENGINEERING SERVICES
June 24, 1986
Tom Dougherty Construction
220 East Mulberry
Ft. Collins, Colorado
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Re: Replat of Greenbriar S.I.D.
It is standard policy for the City of Fort Collins to accept
for perpetual maintenance those public right-of-way constructions
which have been approved by the City and which have passed all
required guarantee periods. This includes the water main,
sanitary sewer mains, storm sewer lines and facilities, street
pavements, street lights, and street signs.
Y s truly,
David Stringer
Chief Construction Inspector
FlJGI°;FEI i'J(, SLR`.il C'FS
300 LaPorte Ave. P_O. Box 580 Fort Co'i',ms, Colorado 80522 (303) 221-6605
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