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(2.) The north -south walkway that connects Building E to
Building F shall be redesigned so that pedestrians have an
unobstructed walkway to the building entrance.
(3.) The area associated with the drive-thru lane, pick-up window
and cashier window shall be buffered more effectively to
mitigate the impact on future development. This area shall
upgraded with a dense planting of evergreen trees so that
future uses in the Employment zone are properly screened.
This screening enhancement would further compliance with
Section 3.2.1(E)(6) — Screening.
(4.) The patio area shall be moved to the east near the front
entrance. The patio should feature a sufficient amount of
trees, planted in grates if necessary, to shade the
customers. Such redesign would further compliance with
Section 3.2.2(C)(3) — Site Amenities.
C. The Board voted 4 — 0 to approve the Modification Request to
Section 4.23(E)(3) with regard to screening along the west of the
Enclosed Mini -Storage buildings.
D. The Board voted 4 — 0 to approve the Modification Request to
Section 3.5.3(B)(2) with regard to the build -to lines for Buildings B
and C.
E. The Board voted 4 — 0 to approve the Timberline Center P.D.P.
subject to the following conditions:
(1.) At the time of submittal for Final Plan, the request to rezone
16.13 acres of the P.D.P. from T, Transition to I, Industrial
must be approved by City Council on Second Reading.
(2.) At the time of submittal for Final Plan, architectural
elevations for Building E shall be provided that demonstrate
compatibility through cohesive and unified architecture with
' the established architectural character of all buildings within
the center with the exception of the Enclosed Mini -Storage.
If you have any questions regarding these actions, or the subsequent City
Council meetings, please feel free to contact the Current Planning Department at
221-6750.
STince�rely-
Ill
Ted Shepard
Chief Planner
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Comn _ .ity Planning and Environment:, ,ervices
Current Planning
December 9, 2005
City of Fort Collins
Sandy McFeron
V-F Ripley Associates
401 West Mountain Avenue
Fort Collins, CO 80521
RE: Timberline Center Rezoning #41-05 and Timberline Center PDP #41-05A
Dear Sandy:
On Thursday, December 8, 2005, at the regular meeting of the City of Fort
Collins Planning and Zoning Board, the Board took the following actions:
1. Timberline Center Rezoning #41-05:
The Board voted 4 — 0 to approve the request to rezone the 16.13 from T,
Transition to I, Industrial. This recommendation will be forwarded to City Council
for their consideration on First Reading on December 20, 2005.
2. Timberline Center P.D.P. #41-05A:
The Board to the following five actions with regard to Timberline Center P.D.P.:
A. Voted 3 — 1 to deny the Modification Request to Section
4.23(B)(c)5. with regard to allowing a Convenience Retail Store
With Fuel Sales within 3/ mile from any other such use and from
any fueling station.
B. Voted 4 — 0 to approve the Modification Request to Section
3.2.2(H) and 3.5.3(B)(1) with regard to the relationship of the
building to the connecting walkway for Building E, subject to the
following conditions:
(1.) The connecting walkway and crosswalk to Building A to the
west shall be redesigned so that the walkway does not make
two 90-degree angles but continues in a straight alignment
similar to the connection to the bank to the east. The three
parking spaces should be eliminated or redesigned in such a
way as to not discourage or convolute pedestrian travel.
Such redesign would further compliance with Section
3.2.2(C)(5)(a) — Walkways.
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