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City of Fort Collins
Current Planning
COUNTY REFERRAL
COMMENT SHEET
COMMENTS TO: Matt Lafferty FROM: ENGINEERING
TYPE OF MEETING: Staff Review
PROJECT: Larimer County Courthouse SP41;�
THRU: City of Fort Collins Planning Department
PLANNER: Bob Barkeen
City comments must be received in Current Planning
Department by: December 12, 2001
❑ No Problems
0 Problems or Concerns (see below or attached)
Comments:
• General Comments:
• It is the City's intent to have Howes and Mason become 2-way streets. Considerations
should be made for this in the plans.
• Please provide the standard 3.5" by 4.5" City signature block on the lower tight -hand
comer of all udlity plan sheets.
• Please provide the standard general notes as attached.
• Please complete and submit a Utility Plan Checklist with your next submittal. The Checklist
will help clarify additional needed information.
• Please exclude site and landscape plans from the utility plan set. They should be flied
separately.
• Please darken gray lines so that they are legible/reproducible.
• The warning note presented along the bottom of each sheet is inappropriate for utility
plans. Please alter or remove it.
• Any damaged existing curb, gutter or sidewalk will need to be replaced.
Was a geotechnical report submitted?
• Is a basement being proposed? If so, what is its finished floor elevation?
• Please see redlined plans for additional comments.
(• Easements should be provided either by separate document(s) or by a replat.
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Date: November 27, 2001 Signature:
Selected Issues Report
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Date: 4/3/2008
LARIMER COUNTY COURTHOUSE OFFICES - SITE PLAN
ADVISORY REVIEW, #37-98C
SELECTION CRITERIA: Status = All
ISSUES:
Department: Engineering Issue Contact: Katie Moore
Topic: Accesses
Number:29 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please design accesses to the Larimer County Urban Area Street Standards.
Number:30 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Driveways should be labeled as concrete to the ROW line.
Number:31 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Curb return radii for driveways intersecting arterial streets should be 20' per LCUASS table
8-2.
Number:32 Created: 12131/2001 Pending
Driveways should intersect public streets at 90-degrees +/- 10-degrees for a minimum of 25
feet measured from the edge of curb inward toward the site. (LCUASS 9.4.2)
Number:33 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please show existing driveways across the street from the proposed driveways. (for
align ment/separation purposes).
Number:34 Created: 12/3112001 Pending
None of the proposed access points meet separation requirements under LCUASS Table 7-
3.
Topic: Detail Sheet
Number:35 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please eliminate repeated and/or unnecessary details
Number:36 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please provide details of proposed retaining walls.
Topic: Drainage Plan
Number:39 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
It seems that the drainage basin lines do not quite match what is shown on the grading
plans at the soughteast driveway and to a lesser degree at the northeast driveway.
Topic: General
Number:8 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
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It is the City's intent to have Howes and Mason become 2-way streets. Designs should
reflect this in the plans.
Number:9 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please provide the standard 3.5" by 4.5" City signature block on the lower right-hand corner
of all utility plan sheets.
Number:10 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please provide the standard general notes as attached.
Number:11 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please complete and submit a Utility Plan Checklist. The Checklist will help clarify additional
needed information.
Number:12 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please exclude site and landscape plans from the utility plan set. They should be filed
separately.
Number:13 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please darken gray lines so that they are legible/reproducible.
Number:14 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
The warning note presented along the bottom of each sheet is inappropriate for utility plans.
Please alter or remove it.
Number:15 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Any damaged existing curb, gutter or sidewalk will need to be replaced.
Number:16 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please submit a copy of the geotechnical report.
Number:17 Created: 1213112001 Pending
Is a basement being proposed? If so, what is its finished floor elevation?
Number:18 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please see redlined plans for additional comments.
Number:19 Created: 12131/2001 Pending
Easements should be provided either by separate document(s) or by a replat and should be
shown on all plans.
Topic: Grading Plan
Number:37 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please show drainage arrows.
Number:38 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
No more than 500 square fee of sheet flow is allowed over public sidewalks. (LCUASS
9.4.11 a & b, and 7.7.4) It appears that this is not being met at the driveways. Please re -
grade and/or provide under -sidewalk drains.
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Topic: Overall Utility Plan
Number:20 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please show/label all easements and ROW (easements and ROW should be shown on all
sheets).
Number:21 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please dedicate easements as necessary/required for utilities, PFA, etc. The parking lot
and sidewalk areas outside of ROW should be placed in an access easement.
Number:22 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please show how the project will be phased.
Number:23 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please show how the mid -block sidewalk connection on Mountain will align with the north -
south sidewalk to the Courthouse to the north.
Number:24 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please show striping on adjacent streets.
Topic: Site and Landscape Plan
Number:40 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please show utilities on this plan for verification that separation requirements are being met.
(LCLIASS 2.2.3)
Topic: Street Improvement Plans
Number:25 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please show how the proposed flowline profiles will tie into the existing flowline.
Number:26 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please label street area to be cut as follows: Limits of street cut are approximate. Final
limits are to be determined in the field by the City Engineering Inspector. All repairs are to
be in accordance with City street repair standards.
Number:27 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Please provide a minimum of 2 cross -sections on Mason and one on Howes showing how
new and existing slopes will work together.
Number:28 Created:12/31/2001 Pending
Street cut areas should extend to the edge of the parking lane or bicycle lane (whichever is
applicable) at a minimum. The proposed 5 looks to be too narrow.
Department: Transportation Planning Issue Contact: Tom Reiff
Topic: Accesses
Number:57 Created:1/3/2002 Pending
Seperate the potential conflicts between delivery vehciles, County vehciles and personally
owned vehciles (POV) by provided seperate access points along Mason St and Oak St. For
POVs a full turn movement driveway cut can potentially be located on Oak St. with the
continuation of the drive aisle (see red lines). As a result the frontage along Mason St. can
become more pedestrian friendly as the driveway width for delivery vehciles can be
reduced. This will also address the possiblity of the proposed Mason St. driveway becoming
a restricted right -in / right -out turn movement if curbs are installed on both sides of the
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railroad tracks, which would hamper the convenience for customers. More importantly this
would improve the vehicular flow, including the MSTC buses, for the arterial street by
placing the majority of ingress and egress traffic on a local street.
Topic: General
Number: 49
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Number: 60
An updated TIS is requested for the project.
Created:1/3/2002 Resolved
Created:1/3/2002 Pending
Topic: Site and Landscape Plan
Number:50 Created:1/3/2002 Pending
Orientation of the building neglects to address the relationship to the Mason St.
Transportation Corridor (MSTC). Within the MSTC Master Plan transit oriented development
is strongly encouraged. This can be accomplished by orienting the building's main entrance
to either the Oak and Mason intersection or the Mountain and Mason intersection. If this is
not possible, good transit adjacent development is also strongly encouraged, which could be
accomplished by eliminating the need for the pedestrian traffic from Mason and Oak to cross
a drive aisle to get to the building's main entrance. This is also a requirement within the
City's Land Use Code. (Please refer to comment #57 for further info.)
Number:51 Created:l/3/2002 Pending
If building orientation remains the same? Utilize landscaping, site furnishings, seating, and
art pieces to reduce the impact of the loading area on the MSTC and in the landscaped area
along Mountain. Other site amenities are mentioned within the MSTC Master Plan.
Number:52 Created:1/3/2002 Pending
Relocate handicap parking to the stalls adjacent to the southside of the building. This will
eliminate the need to cross a drive aisle. The access ramps can also serve bikes that need
to access the bike parking facilities.
Number:53 Created:l/3/2002 Pending
Site plan also needs to take into accountant the potential of a physically seperated contra
flow bike lane on the west side of Mason Street.
Number:54 Created:l/3/2002 Pending
In addition to Mason potentially converting back to two way traffic, the loading area may also
have to be redesigned if raised curbs are installed on both sides of the railroad tracks on
Mason Street.
Number:55 Created:1/3/2002 Pending
Directional access ramps will need to be installed on the southwest corner of Mason and
Mountain to the LCUASS design standards.
Number:56 Created:1/3/2002 Pending
According to the Downtown Civic Center Master Plan the new County Building was to be the
southern terminous of the planned pedestrian spine. In order to accomplish this the spine
will need to cross Mountain Ave. and tie into the proposed northern entrance. Please
illustrate this proposed location on the site plan. Furthermore, at this time funds should only
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be escrowed for half of the Mountain Ave. pedestrian crossing since the design has not
been completed.
Number:58 Created:l/3/2002 Pending
Include directional access ramps on the north side of the Mason Street drive aisle cut (see
red lines). Furthrmore, the drive aisle crossings need to place the emphasis on the sidewalk
continuation and may require special treatment that informs drivers that they are entering a
pedestrian area.
Number:59 Created:1/3/2002 Pending
Was the option of potentially incorporating additional building facades / entrances along
Mason St. explored? This could be additional office space or commercial spaces for lease.
The loading dock could remain in the same location and built into the design of the
building(s) and still function as intented.
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