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STATEMENT OF PLANNING OBJECTIVES
The Lofts at Campus West
816 City Park Avenue
Fort Collins, Colorado
SUMMARY:
The Lofts at Campus West ("Project') is a higher density infill housing project intended
for students attending Colorado State University. The project is designed in a
SanFranc:isco/Neo-Victorian style with lofts "nested" with the next floor to provide a
unique approach to student housing.
City Plan Principles and Policies achieved
LU-1:
Project achieves growth within the city on established pedestrian
and transit systems.
LU-2.1:
Project compatibly adds to neighborhood, creates an identifiable
place, and achieves compact development.
LU-2.2:
Project contributes positively to neighborhood.
LU-3:
Project is compatible with designated land use.
LU-4:
Project shall be reviewed by the West Central Neighborhood.
T-2:
Project is adjacent to established transit systems and is located
close to shopping, entertainment establishments, and campus that
will encourage pedestrian access.
T-4:
As per T-2, bicycle access shall be encouraged by the location and
design of the project. Bicycle racks shall be provided.
T-5:
Project has a direct pedestrian access to Town Square Shopp;ng
Center and adjoining business uses, churches, entertainment, and
CSU.
T 6:
Project has a enhanced pedestrian link to the Town Square
Shopping Center.
T-7:
Project has wide walks, bench seats and landscaping to enhance
pedestrian network.
T-8:
Pedestrian walks shall be well lit with fixtures that have a
compatible historic motif.
T-9:
Project provides 48 standard and 8 handicapped parking spaces
This exceeds the 48 standard and 2 handicapped parking spaces
required.
CAD-1.3:
The parking lot has been treated as a visually appealing
..steetscape" with landscaping, seat -walls, and wider walks that
have an additional 24" buffer strip from the adjoining parking.
CAD-1 4:
Street trees for the project have a formal appearance that will
create a canopy. Existing trees shall be preserved.
DATE: November 12, 1998 TO: Engineering
PROJECT: #28-97 The Lofts @ Campus West - Type 1
(LUC) - PDP
All comments must be received by Mike Ludwig no later than the staff
review meeting:
Wednesday, December 2, 1998
❑ No Comment
M Problems or Concerns (see below or attached)
Lofts at Campus West
December 5. 1998
• There are some discrepancies in the dimensioning shown on the site plan and that shown on
the utility plans.
• All street cuts and repairs for this project will need to meet current standards.
• Provide easements for all off -site work
Drainage thru the alley (dedicated to the City)
Work on 1NICDonalds site
Work at the other access point the south
• What features are still being provided along City Park? Is there still a fence planed within
the right-of-way?
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November 11, 1998
Project No: 1590-01-97
Sheri Wamhoff
City of Fort Collins Engineering Department
P_O. Box 580
Ft. Collins, Colorado 80524
Re: Lofts at Campus West; Ft. Collins, Colorado
Dear Sheri,
This letter serves as our response to your most recent review comments concerning the final
utility plans for Lofts at Campus West. We have addressed the utility plan review comments, as
well as written comments noted on your Project Comment Sheet dated September 22, 1998.
Please note the following revisions that have been made to the plans since the last submittal. The
10 parking places along the north property line at the east end of the site have been removed.
This was done at the request of Mike Ludwig in the Planning Department. In order to maintain
the same grading concept in this area and to maintain detention storage volumes required by the
Stormwater Utility and City Storm Drainage criteria, the curb along the north side of the parking
area will be a depressed barrier type curb. The grade of the asphalt will match the top of the curb
along the north side of the parking lot- An additional sheet has been added to the plan set to
detail the grading at the north end of the alley for construction purposes.
Written Comments
Copies of the offsite drainage easements are attached. The drainage easement on Town Center
property has been recorded. We will be providing you with a signed copy of the offsite easement
for the Panhandler Pizza property owned by Kathy Nicol after our next meeting with Kathy and
her engineer, Parsons and Associates. Negotiations have been occurring with the owner. We
have been coordinating requests and requirements with Parsons. A Letter of intent to dedicate the
easement has not been provided by Kathy Nicol. We understand that this project will not go to
the board until either this dedication is made or a letter of intent is obtained from Kathy Nicol.
Parking along the north property line has been removed.
Drive aisle widths have been coordinated with the architects site plan.
The seat wall along the south property line has been changed to a tall curb. Maximum height of
the curb is approximately 18".
Refer to the responses to plan redlines for remaining comments.
Plan Redlines
Additional detail has been added to the outlet structure to show how the water will flow through
the structure.
4836 S. College, Suite 12 Ft. Collins, CO 80525 (970) 226-5334 FAX (970) 282-0311
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Project No: 1590-01-97
Re: Lofts at Campus West; Ft. Collins, Colorado
Master Improvements Plan
The legend has been clarified
The tall curb along the existing Town Square shops has been labeled as a tall curb. The tall curb
extends along the front of the parking area and transitions back down to 6" curb along the
parking space to the main drive. This has been coordinated with the architect's site plan.
Trash pickup will be done by a garbage truck with a fork system to pick up the dumpsters. The
curb does not represent an access problem for the trucks.
This concludes our �response to your review comments concerning the final utility plans for Lofts
at Campus West- We feel that all comments have been addressed adequately and a request for
mylars after your next review is appropriate. Signatures may be obtained from the departments
and mylars held by you until the last easement dedication is completed. We anticipate securing
the easement this month. If you have further questions or comments, please call at 226-5 334.
Sincerely,
Mark Oberschmidt, Design Engineer
Shear Engineering Corporation
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cc: John Donaldson, Timberline Property Management
Dana Lockwood, Lockwood Architects
Shear Engineering Corporation
City of Fort Collins
Current Plannim
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PROJECT:
Lofts at Campus West
PROJECT
COMMENT SHEET
DEPT: ENGINEERING
September 22, 1998
• The encroachment permit needs to be applied for at the engineering counter and will be
reviewed and issued there.
• Letters of intent for all off -site easements and work are needed prior to this project going to
the board.
Site/Landscape Plan
• The drive isle width on the east side of the property is shown on the site plan as 22 feet, but
almost 24 feet on the utility plans?
• Note on the site plan indicates that the two eastern trash enclosures are 'raised'. What makes
these raised, there is nothing shown on indicated on the detail or on the utility plans to know
what this is to mean.
• It does not appear that there is adequate room for the overhang for the parking stalls along the
northern property line. A note on the Landscape plan indicates that bollards are to be installed
to protect the trees from car bumpers. If the trees or the bollards are not a minimum of two
feet behind the curb than adequate clearance does not exist for the parking stalls.
Utility Plans
• The retaining wall or seat wall on the south side of the property. What are the limits of this
wall'? What is the height and the width. The sidewalk just south of this wall is shown to have
steps at the east end on the site plan. Is that correct?
• How does water get .nto the water quality device? Provide a better detail of the concrete
channel, metal plat and how it connects with the water quality d vice.
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PROJECT
COMMENT SHEET
City of Fort Collins
Current Planning
DEPT: ENGINEERING
PROJECT:
Lofts at Campus West September 22, 1998
• The encroachment permit needs to be applied for at the engineering counter and will be
reviewed and issued there.
• Letters of intent for all off -site easements and work are needed prior to this project going to
the board.
Site/Landscape Plan
• The drive isle width on the east side of the property is shown on the site plan as 22 feet, but
almost 24 feet on the utility plans?
• Note on the site plan indicates that the two eastern trash enclosures are `raised'. What makes
these raised, there is nothing shown on indicated on the detail or on the utility plans to know
what this is to mean.
• It does not appear that there is adequate room for the overhang for the parking stalls along the
northern property Pine. A note on the Landscape plan indicates that bollards are to be installed
to protect the trees from car bumpers. If the trees or the bollards are not a minimum of two
feet behind the curb than adequate clearance does not exist for the parking stalls.
Utility Plans
• The retaining wall or seat wall on the south side of the property. What are the limits of this
wall? What is the height and the width. The sidewalk just south of this wall is shown to have
steps at the east end on the site plan. Is that correct?
• How does water get into the water quality device? Provide a better detail of the concrete
channel. metal plat and how it connects with the water quafty device.
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August 24, 1998
Project No: 1590-01-97
Sheri Wamhoff
City of Fort Collins Engineering Department
P.O. Box 580
Ft. Collins, Colorado 80524
Re: Lofts at Campus West; Ft. Collins, Colorado
Dear Sheri,
This letter serves as our response to your review comments concerning the final utility plans for
Lofts at Campus West. We have addressed the utility plan review comments, as well as written
comments noted on your Project Comment Sheet dated June 30, 1998. We have also addressed
the issues discussed at our meeting on Monday, July 28,1998.
Plan Redlines
The master improvement plan has been updated with the appropriate curb data, dimensioning
and legend.
The utility easement for the water services is shown on the plat.
The speed bumps have been widened to reduce the chance of "high centering". This was done in
accordance with our discussion at the site on 7/28/98. The grading has been detailed in the
vicinity of the speed bumps.
The notes regarding the variance request from the Stormwater Utility requirements have been
removed from the Drainage and Erosion Control Plan as you and Basil requested. The variance
request is included in the Final Drainage and Erosion Control Report as well as in a separate
letter.
Both trash enclosures will have brick walls around them. This is indicated by the cross hatched
area around the dumpsters. Refer to the architects PDP plan for more information.
4836 S. College, Suite 12 Ft. Collins, CO 80525 (970) 226-5334 FAX (970) 282-031 1
August 24, 1998
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Project No: 1590-01-97
This concludes our response to your review comments concerning the final utility plans for Lofts
at Campus West. If you have further questions or comments, or if you require additional
information, call at 226-5334.
Sincerely,
Mark Oberschmidt, Design Engineer
Shear Engineering Corporation
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Brian XV. Shear, P.E.
Shear Engineering Corporation
cc: John Donaldson, Timberline Property Management
Carl Glaser, Glaser Associates
PROJECT
COMMENT SHEET
City of Fort Collins
Current Planning
DATE: October 29, 1997 TO: Mapping
PROJECT: #28-97 The Lofts at Campus West, (A replat of
part of Town Square P.U.D. - Type I (LUC) PDP
All comments must be received by Mike Ludwig no later than the staff
review meeting:
Wednesday, November 26,1997
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DATE: June 4, 1998 TO: Engineering
PROJECT: #28-97 Lofts @ Campus West - (LUC) Type I
PDP
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reNfi$3wgingpded for all off -site work being done
Site Plan Wednesday, July 8,1998
• Not meeting the landscape requirements on the north and East propertylines. A 5 foot
landscape strip is required and this can not include vehicle overhang. An additional 2 V feet
of landscaping is needed to accommodate overhang and provide the landscape buffer
required. Per section 3.2.2(N).
• Label the retaining wall along the southern property line. Is the height of this wall adequate
to prevent vehicle overhang? If not than curb stops are needed to prevent overhang.
• Need to indicate where signage for compact spaces is to be located. For each site it needs to
be placed so that it does not interfere with the pedestrian paths and the widths being
provided.
• No retaining walls or signage can be placed within the Row. Encroachment permits for
fencing within the Row can be applied for. A yearly fee is assessed for such items within the
Row.
• Is the trash enclosure detail typical for all enclosures?
• Show proposed signage locations for McDonalds signage. Want to make sure that it doesn't
conflict with landscaping.
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• Show the utility easements needed for the water services and shown on the utility plans.
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Utility Plans
Master Improvements Plan
• Provide a legend/key
• Provide dimensions for improvements specifically, drive through lane, parking stalls and the
drive lanes.
• The retaining wall along the south property line. What is the height of this? What are the
limits of this? What is it retaining - currently a curb. What does a cross section of this area
look like?
• How is the walk on the south side of the property line (that is flush with the pavement) going
to transition up to match the landscaping and then drop for the ramps.
Master Utility Plan
• Show the pavement patch
Master Grading Plan
• I still believe that the weirs (speed bumps) are too hieh. The rise of approx 1 ft over 5 ft is
too abrupt. I think there will be a problem with cars high centering on these and vehicles
scraping on them taking chunks out of them and possibly causing the weir height to end up
being lower than required.
• At the weir locations need to indicate the curb height is at 30.8 or higher. Is there a curb
around the trash enclosure pads? What is going to keep the water in here'?
Master Drainace and Erosion Control Plan
• The variance requests that are indicated as notes on this plan need to be submitted in writing
as separate items. The variance for allowable ponding depth in a parking lot will probably
not be granted. It has not been for residential projects and has been a major concern of
planing and zoning board. This is per conversation with Stormwater and was not caught by
them and is not in there comments.
See additional comments on plans.
CAD-1.5: Street lighting shall be with fixtures that have a compatible historic
motif.
CAD-4:
Project is designed for security issues. Visual access from
neighbors is available on all sides.
HSG-1.1:
Project has higher density near public transportation, shopping,
employment and service centers, and CSU.
HSG-2:
Project shall have densities that the unit costs could qualify for
affordable housing.
HSG-3.1:
Project compliments the surrounding stable residential
neighborhood.
ENV-1:
Project location promotes pedestrian and bicycle access; therefore
the project complies with the City air quality objectives.
ENV-2:
Project shall have recycling containers in the dumpster locations.
ENV-3.3:
Project landscaping utilizes ground covers that reduce water
consumption.
ENV-4:
Project utilizes solar orientation.
ENV-7:
Project improves the flood control in a historically difficult area.
Adjoining buildings shall have more protection as a result of the
project.
NOL-1:
Project does not deplete any recognized natural habitat or
ecosystem.
NOL-3:
Project provides sidewalk gathering places enhanced with seat -
walls and landscaping.
GIN-1:
Project does not impact boundary growth management issues.
GM-5:
Project takes advantage of existing infrastructure improvements.
GIN-6:
By the time it's done, rest assured, the protect shall pay its fair
share of the cost of growth.
GM-7:
This is a private development of a Community Commercial District
GM-8:
Project represents a compatible infill development within the
Community Growth Management Area Boundary. Special incentives
have not been identified.
MMN-1:
Project overall density is 21 dwelling units/acre which exceeds the
minimum average density of 12 DU/A.
MMN-2:
Project provides a transition link between the surrounding
neighborhood and the Town Square Shopping Center. Project shall
continue to provide the access to the McDonald's drive -up window.
MMN-3:
Project relates to and link; with the existing Town Square Shopping
Center. The buildings are two story with basement walk -out and
there are central gathering places incorporated in the design. The
project is adjacent to existing transit stops.
CCD-1:
Project provides higher density housing. The physical environment
will promote walking, bicycling, transit and ridesharing. The
convenience to adjoining shopping, entertainment, and service
facilities shall provide a high quality urban life-style.
PROJECT
COMMENT SHEET
City of Fort Collins
Current Planning
DATE: October 29, 1997 TO: Engineering
PROJECT: #28-97 The Lofts at Campus West, (A replat of
part of Town Square P.U.D. - Type I (LUC) PDP
All comments lrnust be received by Mike Ludwig no later than the staff
review meeting:
Wednesday, November 26, 1997
Lofts (u] Campus West December 4, 1997
It is not appropriate to have drive thru traffic (MeDonalds) stacking in the parking lot. This is
hazardous for the pedestrians as well as limiting the functionality of the parking lot for
residential use.
Site Plan
1. Label the retaining walls on the site plan
2. Does the retaining wall on the east property line affect the current depth of the parking stalls
in the lot east of the property.
3. The parking stall depths abutting the southern retaining wall need to have a depth of 19 feet,
this makes the drive isle width short by a foot.
4. A 50 foot set back for parking stalls is needed from City Park Avenue.
5. No structures are allowed within easements - it appears that the entrance structure (stairs) are
being placed within the easement.
Landscape Plan
6. Show the telephone and electric pedestals.
7. flow is the grading for the swale to occur and the trees to remain along the north property
line.
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8. Show the Row width of City Park Avenue.
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9. No structures are allowed within easements.
10. The existing curb cut north of the one being used on City Pak Avenue needs to be closed.
1 1 . Rebuild/ Reconstruct the access that is to be used. Need concrete to property line.
12. A 50 foot set back for parking stalls is needed from City Park Avenue.
13. I low is the grading for the swale to occur and the trees to remain along the north property
line.
14. The speed bumps (weirs) are way too high. Typical speed bumps rise only 2.5 inches over 5
feet, not 12 inches over 5 feet. Could have a problem with cars high centering on these. These
types of bumps will not promote traffic flow thru the area.
15. Provide 6 inch curb and 2 foot curb detail.
16. Provide Standard curb, gutter and sidewalk detail D-11 and driveway cut detail.
17. See plans for additional comments.
CCD-1.8: The streetscape of the parking/pedestrian circulation area shall
provide a safe and attractive environment for the pedestrian.
CCD-1.14: Project provides a pedestrian link to the Town Square Shopping
Center that utilizes an existing park -like setting that avoids arterial
streets.
CCD-1.16: Project is adjacent to established protected transit stops.
ii. Project Description:
The project is 1.24 acres located north of the Town Square Shopping Center on
west Elizabeth at City Park Avenue. The project site is bordered on three sides by
housing geared to CSU students. The project shall provide a transition to the Town
Square center. The site has existing asphalt that is the north access to the center
and to the McDonald's Restaurant drive -up window. The access to these adjoining
uses shall be maintained with the development of the project.
The primary time that traffic backs up from Mcdonald's drive -up is over the lunch
hour. It is during this time that many of the project's occupants shall be "on-
cannpus" or at places of employment. Therefore it is not considered a conflict or
hazard, Certainly from time -to -time there shall be inconvenience, however that is to
be expected and accepted with an urban setting. The proximity of the project -
and subsequent convenience - far outweighs the minor accommodations that may
have to be made.
The project does not contain any wetlands or natural areas. Existing landscaping
shall be maintained and increased with the development.
iii. The project shall be developed as condominium units as part of a home -owners'
association that shall be responsible for the maintenance of the buildings and the
grounds.
IV. NA.
V. The project layout has been largely dictated by the existing traffic patterns and
uses that must be maintained. Because the site is long and narrow, it became
obvious that the building layout must be linear. There is a steep slope to the north
that required that the first level be designed as a basement walk -out in order to
accommodate handicapped accessibility/adaptability on the ground floor.
vi. NA
vii The site has no wetlands. The site has no natural areas.
viii. A neighborhood meeting is pending.
ix. Project name with this submittal: "The Lofts at Campus West".
Project name at conceptual review: "Townsquare Apartments'.
DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULE
Construction is anticipated for spring, 1998 for the first two structures to the west.
Completion would be within six months of the start of construction. The balance of
structures would be constructed based on market acceptability.
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL IMPACT ANALYSIS
There shall be no hazardous materials associated with the project.
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY
There are no wetlands or natural areas associated with the project.
May 19, 1998
Project No: 1590-01-97 MAY 2 2 RECT,
Sheri Wamhoff
City of Fort Collins Engineering Department
P.O. Box 580
Ft. Collins, Colorado 80524
Re: Louts at Campus West; Ft. Collins, Colorado
Dear Sheri,
This letter serves as the response to your initial review comments concerning the final utility
plans for Lofts at Campus West. We have addressed the utility plan review comments, as well as
written comments noted on your Project Comment Sheet dated December 4, 1997.
Please note that the site plan has been revised significantly since the initial submittal. The
primary change is that the number of buildings has been reduced from five (5) to three (3). The
parking lot geometry has also been revised to facilitate the drive through into McDonalds. The
parking spaces that were formerly along the south property line have been relocated to the east
property line.
Comment Sheet
Site Plan
* Refer to response prepared by Glaser Associates.
Landscape Plan
* Refer to response prepared by Glaser Associates.
Utility plans
* No structures are within easements.
* The existing curb cut will be closed.
* The primary access on City Park Drive will be rebuilt as needed. The drive entrance will
be concrete to the property line.
A fifty foot setback from City Park Drive for the parking stalls is provided.
* The existing trees will be removed. This has been worked out between the Natural
Resources Department and Glaser Associates.
* Easements have been recorded for the offsite drainage conveyance.
4836 S. College, Suite 12 Ft. Collins. Co 80525 (970) 226-5334 FAX (970) 282-0311
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Project No: 1590-01-97
Re: Lofts at Campus West; Ft. Collins, Colorado
* The primary purpose of the "speed bumps" at the eastern end of the site is to provide
detention storage. Detention is required for the site and this method of creating a berm in
the southeast corner provides the necessary detention volume and allows traffic to pass
albeit very slowly.
There is no need to encourage traffic to go onto the neighboring properties. The "speed
bumps" will be painted with a highly visible and reflective paint. Additional signage will
also be provided to instruct drivers to slow down. It must be noted that the primary access
into the parking lot for City Park Condominiums located east of the site is at Plum Street.
All necessary curb and gutter details are now provided.
This concludes our response to your review comments concerning the final utility plans for Lofts
at Campus West. If you have further questions or comments, or if you require additional
information, call at 226-5334. 1-1
Sincerely,
Mark Oberschmidt, Design Engineer
Shear Engineering Corporation
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cc: John Donaldson, Timberline Property Management
Carl Glaser, Glaser Associates
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REVISION
COMMENT SHEET
DATE: December 10, 1998 TO: Engineering
PROJECT: #28-97 Lofts @ Campus West, Type 1 (NLUC)
All comments must be received by Bob Blanchard no later than the
staff review meeting:
Wednesday, December 30, 1998
(VOTE: INITIAL REVIEW TO DETERMINE IF PROJECT NEEDS TO BE SCHEDULED
FOR AD1VINISTR4TIVE HEARING IS DUE DECEMBER 16,1998.
❑ No Comment
Problems or Concerns (see below or attached)
Lofts at Campus West January 4, 1999
• the off site easements are needed (all documents with all signatures) are needed prior to
the hearing.
• See minor comments on the utility and site plans.
• Mylars can be submitted after the hearing for this project has been conducted and all
comments are addressed.
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DATE: June 4, 1998 TO: Engineering Pavement
PROJECT: #28-97 Lofts @ Campus West - (LUC) Type I
PDP
All comments must be received by Mike Ludwig no later than the staff
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Wednesday, July 8,1998
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COMMENT SHEET
DATE: November 12, 1998 TO: Engineering
PROJECT: #28-97 The Lofts @ Campus West - Type 1
(LUC) - PDP
All comments must be received by Mike Ludwig no later than the staff
review meeting:
Wednesday, December 2, 1998
❑ No Comment
031-�Problems or Concerns (see below or attached)
Lofts at Campus West
December 5, 1998
• There are some discrepancies in the dimensioning shown on the site plan and that shown on
the utility plans.
• All street cuts and repairs for this project will need to meet current standards.
• Provide easements for all off -site work
Drainage thru the alley (dedicated to the City)
Work on McDonalds site
Work at the other access point the south
• What features are still being provided along City Park? Is there still a fence planed within
the right-of-way?
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