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Home My WebLink AboutAFFINITY SUBDIVISION - Filed GC-GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE - 2016-09-13Marc Ragasa From: Mike Sollenberger <mike@sollco.com> Sent: Friday, April 01, 20161:22 PM To: Marc Ragasa Subject: Affinity Marc As we discussed, I am the owner if the land East of the Affinity project. All irrigation laterals are ours only and do not serve any other property. The lateral affected by the storm drainage pipe is abandoned. Let me know if you need any additional information. Mike � SST CF- LT-L( . 1 Marc Ragasa From: Marc Ragasa Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2016 4:25 PM To: 'Jason Tarry' Cc: 'marko@inlandconstruction.com' (marko@inlandconstruction.com); Jeff County Subject: RE: Affinity Utility Plans Hi Jason, Please see the following comments for the Utility Plans: 1) The Drainage Easement across the Sollenberger property was recorded on 5/26. The Reception number is 20160033136. Please update the plat to reflect this reception number. 2) The 5' easement to the east of the property that was recently changed on the plat need to be updated on the Utility Plans. Please show the drainage and Utility Easement north of the drive and include the access easement to the east property line south of the east west cross walk near the driveway. 3) The recorded offsite easement across the Sollenberger property (not easement dedicated to the City) needs to match the utility plans. Plans currently show a 20' Temporary Access, Construction & Grading Easement. Please match the private easement that was recorded with reception number 20160030994. Label this easement as private. 4) Label the Offsite Emergency Access and Landscape Easement on the HOA property as Private. (Plat and Utility Plans) Please let me know if you have any questions. I think once we get these minor changes, I should be good. I'll just wait to hear from Jeff. I'd like to see final changes one last time before mylar. Thanks, Marc Ragasa City of Fort Collins Engineering Department 970-221-6603 mragasa(W-fcgov.com From: Jason Tarry [mailto:jtar[y�a jrengineerin4.com] Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2016 12:56 PM To: Marc Ragasa Cc: 'marko@inlandconstruction.com' (marko(&inlandconstruction.com) Subject: Affinity Utility Plans Marc, I've uploaded our updated utility plans addressing the latest comments. Please use the link below to access. https://www.dropbox.com/s/`o9x8x7pf7zvsi22/1-35 3970400%20Affinity%20Set.pdf?dl=0 Let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thank you, Jason Tarry, PE JR Engineering Steven Cicione From: Sean Cordill Sent: Friday, June 17, 2016 3:13 PM To: Steven Cicione Subject: VPN instructions Hi Steve, The steps below will outline what is needed to get all of this working (you can stop at Step 4, the rest are for Remote Desktop which is what you would need to use to access network resources if you were connecting from a personal computer): Note: I am leaving the remote desktop instructions in case this is something you would like to do/try in the near future. 1. Connect your laptop or computer to your home network (or whatever network is available to you). 2. Find the Cisco AnyConnect client on your computer after installing it (you might need to search for Anyconnect in the Start menu). 3. Start the VPN application, and hit connect (the original URL https://coffcvpn.fceov.com needs to be in the text box next to the Connect button). 4. When prompted, enter City credentials (same as logging into your computer). You will now be connected via VPN and should be able to access Outlook, Citynet, shared drives, etc. 5. Go to Start, search for Remote Desktop Connection (NOT RemoteApp and Desktop Connections), and open it. 6. It will prompt for the name of the computer you would like to connect to. This has to be in the format <computername>.cs.city.fcgov.com (without the carrot symbols). In your case, it should be scicione- It.cs.city.fcgov.com (you can connect to other computers if necessary by following the above syntax). You may get a window that you have never connected to this computer and do you trust it, click ok. 7. It will prompt for username and password. These are the same credentials that you use to log into your work computer with one small change. You will have to enter your username as ics\scicione (no change to the password). In the prompt window, you may have to choose Use Another Account in order to enter the ics\ portion. 8. You should be connected to your work computer at this point. Your work computer will need to be on, connected to the network and logged off. It will basically need to be at the CTL+ALT+DEL screen with no one logged into it to allow the Remote Desktop Connection to connect. P.S. When you are back at work after connecting to your work computer from your home computer you may notice that the icons on the desktop of your work computer are moved around. This happens to everyone, and at this point, no one knows how to fix this problem/issue. Everything will still work, you will just have to set up your desktop how you want it again. This may not happen if you have your icons set to Auto Arrange. Let me know if you have any problems or questions by calling the Helpdesk at 970-221-6791. Thanks! Have a great day! Sean Cordill scordilla-fc4ov.com k J off U.z" a eoil ILL g co � � L Z . .. �4 N q k i i --- U 0 o U-5-111 o I YK\ � I _ gI g I 11vK — _ -j yII - K �I I ' —o o�, U LLI ' � g ►-`---------- i 0 n (2) H Cn T� HlCn 0 Marc Ragasa From: Marc Ragasa Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2016 1:33 PM To: 'Tim Johnson' Cc: David Jacks; Jim Stahl; Sheri Langenberger; Steven Cicione; Wayne Lenard; 'Mark Ossello' Subject: RE: Building Permit Status All, Per the Development Agreement, the 10' multi use path needs to be completed prior to the issuance of a building permit, which also includes the F&F. As discussed at the Development Construction Permit Meeting in June, maintaining access throughout construction was imperative. Proper signage needed to be posted to notify the public of any closures. It was understood that there would be temporary closures for utility crossings and it was never the intent to keep it close for the duration of the project. At the DCP meeting, it was discussed that the path in the ultimate location would be completed up front, keeping the construction contained to the west of the path. If you have any questions, please let me know. Thank you, Marc Ragasa City of Fort Collins Engineering Department 970-221-6603 mragasa(cDfcoov.com From: Tim Johnson[mailto:tim.johnson@brinkmanpartners.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2016 8:28 AM To: Steven Cicione; Marc Ragasa; Wayne Lenard Cc: David Jacks; Jim Stahl; Sheri Langenberger Subject: RE: Building Permit Status Steve/Marc/Wayne, We had discussed at the DCP wanting to explore an F&F permit and what we would have to accomplish to make that happen. At the time it had seemed like it needed to be a joint discussion with your team and PFA likely requiring an all- weather road for access, the temp path, and the fire hydrants being installed but if I remember correctly we wanted to get the relevant parties on -site to review further once we got going. As I discussed yesterday with Marc, we understand the need for the temp pathway getting put in as quickly as possible but it's also complicated with the orientation of the work we have and the drainage ditch at Kingsley. We would like to get whoever needs to meet on site, whether that's just Wayne, or Wayne and others, to review the conditions at the ditch along with discussing getting an F&F approval, if possible, as we are going to have significant scheduling issues if all of the items listed below (primarily the storm but also the sewer), need to be completed ahead of starting foundations. We need the meeting on the temp path soon as we look to get that put in so let me know if there's a time that works and we'll make it work on our end. Thanks Tim Johnson, Project Executive, LEED® AP Brinkman Construction tim Johnson@brinkmanpartners.com direct 970.232.2998 cell 970.217.2792 From: Jim Stahl Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2016 8:14 AM To: Tim Johnson<tim.iohnson@brinkmanpartners.com>; David Jacks<david. iacks@brinkmanpartners.com> Subject: FW: Building Permit Status Tim/DJ, See below regarding the building permit. Jim Stahl, Assistant Project Manager Brinkman Construction iim.stahl@brinkmanpartners.com 3528 Precision Drive I Suite 100 Fort Collins, CO 80528 cell 970.413.3195 office 970.267.0954 fax 970.206.1011 www.brinkmanpartners.com Integrated Real Estate Solutions From: Sheri Langenberger[mailto:SLangenberPer@fcgov.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2016 8:09 AM To: Jim Stahl <iim.stahl@brinkmanpartners.com> Cc: Steven Cicione <scicione@fceov.com>; Marc Ragasa <mragasa@fc og v.com>; Wayne Lenard <wlenard@fcgov.com> Subject: RE: Building Permit Status Jim The public infrastructure (water, sewer, driveway, and any public storm lines) and the 10 foot multi -use path between Corbett Drive and Kingsley Court need to be installed, completed, and accepted prior to issuance of a building permit. Sheri Sheri Langenberger Development Review Manager - Engineering City of Fort Collins (970)221-6573 From: Jim Stahl[mailto:jim.stahlCabbrinkmanpartners.com] Sent: Monday, August 08, 2016 4:01 PM To: Sheri Langenberger Subject: Building Permit Status Hi Sheri, I received your voicemail regarding my inquiry on the status of the Engineering Review for my building permit. My permit number is: B1600400 and the building address is: 4201 Corbett Dr. Ft. Collins, CO 80525 Can you let me know if there is any additional information you need from me in order to remove the hold on the review? Thanks, Jim Stahl, Assistant Project Manager Brinkman Construction iim.stahl@brinkmanpartners.com 3528 Precision Drive I Suite 100 Fort Collins, CO 80528 cell 970.413.3195 office 970.267.0954 fax 970.206.1011 www.brinkmanoartners.com Integrated Real Estate Solutions