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Home My WebLink Aboutcoa.lu.su.Sneaky Lane ,- ,"-" ROCKY MOUNTAIN NA TURAL GAS COMPANY, INC, 1600 SHERMAN STREET . DENVER, COLORADO 80203 . TELEPHONE: 534-6354 July 20, 1972 Mr. Herb Bartel County Planning Officer P. O. Box V Aspen, Colo. 81611 Dear Mr. Bartel: In connection with filings of Statements of Record by the Developer pursuant to the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act, Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company, Inc. hereby states that it will service the four lots in question on the following subdivision and projects all of which are in Pitkin County, Colorado. Subdivision.on Sneaky Lane.e./-. ~-M In:~. Bob StarodoJ, Developer ' ~, ,-} ----I /\.AJAr / ,~" We do not have any question as to the easement, as it is on the county road. '-;7 : "'~ Sincerely, ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATURAL GAS COMPANY, INC. By: c;?)#~(!&~ District Manager WC/ec Bob Starodoj " 1"""\ __';J;'>""';.,.. g~ [i](!)il [l'(!)~0~ INC. - ~~ -- ._, GRAND AVE., GLENWOOD SPRINGS, o LOR A DO 8 1601 :. :'-:::':~'~"',i',;" --",-\:..:,-" <',",.\~ ~";""":;..:.w July 20, 1972 Herb Bartel City Planning Office P. O. Box V Aspen, Colorado 81611 RE: Tagert Subdivision Sneaky Lane Subdivision Dear Mr. Bartel: The ten (10.0) foot utility easement each side of road in the Tagert and Sneaky Lane Subdivisions is adequate for installation of our underground powerlin;;:--- Very truly yours, ,_'~'__'~k,<-,~~,. '''-- HO~Y_ CROSS !.I:~?:R7,c~~SOCIATION, INC. r:f;:::iV--t.<.LC..W,''-'-- 7;;?4:/d~ v cc: Robert Starodoj CBR/ep ("'. ,-,. ASPEN METRLJPOLITAN SANITATION DISTRICT July 19, 1972 Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission Aspen, Colorado Attention: Mr. Herb Bartel Dear Mr. Bartel: Our engineer has reviewed the utility easement in the dedicated road ot ,Sneaky LaI}.!l-.sub.d..i,y.:i,~J.o,p-,.and the Taggert Subdivision and tind them adequate tor our requirements. .-...--- '.......... ,. Sincerely, c!i~.,~;...li~1 ""r...J Clint Sampson ' Executive Secretary Box 2810 Aspen, Colorado 81611 303/925-2537 I,:. i1-? q'\~:?>,;i,'.'-: <x; :';',:.',:____.:,:,:>,:":,.:.,:",,,,-, '.......,'OC.",.-- ........c',;..._.,.'..,.., Re~lar Meeting :,--:;-/f::e~::"':' ;--"'.)::;',,;"'\ "....... r ,-..,eJ '7 ~~\~. '~~ Aspen City Council 't- '" July 10, 1972 Meeting was called to order by Mayor Eve Homeyer at 4:00 p.m. with Council-+ men Scott Nystrom, Ross Griffin, Ramona Markalunas, City Attorney Albert Kern; Finance Director De~~is Veeder and Student Representative Margo Dick; Minutes ACcounts Payable Continen-tal Inn License Agreement Ballet West fJe Sneaky Lane Suodivision Minutes.- June 26,1972 - Corrections: Motion relating to, City Market Landscaping, ALL IN FAVOR WITH EXCEPTION OF ' COUNCILMAN NYSTROM WHO ABSTAINED. 'MOnON CARRIED. Motion relating to appointments to the Historic Preserva- tion Committee: COUNCILMAN WHITAKER MOVED TO APPOINT PAT MADDALONE, FLORENCE GLIDDEN, PAT MILLINGTON AND DON WESTERLIND TO THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION, COMMITTEE. SEC- ONDED BY COUNCILMAN COMCOWICH. , Councilman Nystrom moved to approve the minutes of June 26th as prepared, mailed and corrected. Seconded by Councilman Markalunas. All in favor, motion carried. Councilman Francis Whitaker arrived. Councilman Whitaker suggested a system be arranged for Council to review the accounts payable prior to the meet- ing. Councilmar. Griffin moved to approve the accounts payable as presented. Seconded by Councilman Nystrom. Roll call vote - Councilmen Nystrom aye; Griffin aye; Markalunas aye:; Whitaker aye; Mayor Homeyer aye. Motion carried. . Councilman Nystrom moved that a system of Council commit- tees be established to review the accounts payable each . month prior to the meeting. Seconded by Councilman Whitaker. All in favor, motion carried. Councilmen Whitaker and Nystrom to handle the first three months. . Councilman Griffin moved to approve the agreement as sub- mitted and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign same'. Seconded by Councilman Nystrom. All in favor, motion car-: ried. Ballet West - Ms. Pat Dasko was present and stated Ballet West really appreciated the full cooperation of the City, the Planner's office and City Manager Leon Wurl. There has been a large increase in the school and educational program this year over last. Ballet West would like to sublease' ' from the Ptarmigan Lodge the space used this year for a $1.00 a year. Mr. Fiene the.leasee is in ~greement with this. A report of the financial status was submitted to Council and Ms. Dasko requested the Council consider Ballet West in the 1973 budget. The school district is charging 'for space at the high school $2,000 a year. Asked that Council consider a donation in this amount to pay for the rental space. Councilman William Comcowicharrived. Council request Ms. Dasko bring back to Council the sub- lease for Council consideration. Sneaky Lane SubdIvision - Easement and other requirements were shown on. the final plat as submitted.. Councilman Griffin moved to approve the final plat as sub- mitted. Seconded by Councilman Comcowich. All in favor, motion carried. ~. L"'"'""",,"-~"J<I\'V' "w, ,~, ...... ,'".,..~,....".,.."'~~'~11iI11.T~1g.iF"lllfllft:'.....'lW.l 1<'11":' T'" 'r~'" ,",o"''''b'''''Ji:"''''''~''.,Ji~ ~. .-, Regular Meeting Aspen City Council July 10, 1972 Hil3toric -C\ Y'~istoric Preservation Committee - Councilman Griffin moveb Preservatioz{' .to establish the terms of office as follows: Florence . Committee Glidden 3 year term; Pat Maddalone and Pat Millington 2 year terms and Don Westerlind I year term. Seconded by Councilman Markalunas. All in favor, motion carried. Clean-Up campaign Clean-Up Campaign - Lamont Kinkade, Sanitarian, gave a slide presentation of the following locations: Dean Billings' property; Leo Rowland property; Durant mine area owned by Spar Consolidated Mining; Bishop's Gara:ge; Cap's Auto Sup/- ply; Railroad Property; Esco Yard; Ori~inal Curve and single vehicles stored on private property around town. Mr. . Kinkade stated there exists a problem of storage of vehic~es. Councilman Comcowich moved that Lamont Kinkade be instructed to proceed with the help of City Attorney Kern in enforce~ ment of the junk ordinance; another attorney represent the the City where Attorney Kern has a conflict of interest . and Mr~ Kinkade meet with the building inspector on the fencing of storage yards. Seconded by Councilman Whitaker. All in favor, motion carried. I I I I I 1 I I , , i j , j ! j ! Budget Items Dogs - Mayor Homeyer request .Council consider at budget time an additional dog catcher and enlargement of the pound. Bikeways - Margo Dick request Council also consider the bikeways to the swimming pool area .and high school.' Pre-! sentlya hazard for the children going to the pool anA Iselin Park. Public Restrooms Public Restrooms - City Manager Wurl's memorandum outline~ the time spent by employees trying to gain access to the restrooms in City Hall due to all the tourists etc. uti- lizing same. Also reported the Athletic Association has not provided the public restrooms as outlined in the lease agreement with the City. Proposed plans were submitted for construction of restrooms to the north of the City Hall. i ! I f $ ~ I ! I , , ! \ Councilman Comcowich moved to authorize City Manager Wurl. to seek bids commensurate with submission to Council where the money will come from. Seconded by Councilman Nystrom. All in favor, motion carried. . Athletic Club Lease - Councilman Markalunas stated she had talked to the representatives and they state they have had a problem getting a plumber. Bass Park Bass Park - It was reported the reason the fountain is not running is that the electric meter was smashed. Council request the City Manager follow up on the require, ment of public restrooms by the Athletic Club. Council stated they wished to compliment the Street De- partment for the fine job in cleaning of the streets. One-Way Streets - City Engineers memo suggests Hyman and Hopkins be eliminated from the system. Mr. Bartel reported he had discussed this with Mr. Bob Leigh and he states that Hyman is not a !unctional part of the system and can be eliminated; feels in the future Hopkins will play an impor- tant part in the system but not at this time. . One-Way Streets 1 ~ , 1 Councilman Whitaker, moved to revert Hyman two-way street.s and the' signing remain as blished. Seconded by Councilman Nystrom. mot ior, carried. and Hopkins to 'presently esta- All in favor, 1_~lfJ<.iai~"",~.., -"*"'.,.' ri10ClI ~l ~.'..' ,~.c.' k nr\lilirrli~ i jlIIij'f ~'M;II!I1t'fttLld'"'' '... ,., ~~, " ,." ,,' "'~';'",",,"'::M.oliI>i"""""~"". i i ! ! f t I Regular Meeting Sidewalk District Valley Construction Budget Schedule I I , I l Towing ORDINANCE #10 ,q ,-.., . 1""'\ Aspen City Counc il July 10, 1972: Sidewalk District - Proposal was submitted including costi of construction in the approximate amount of $26,000. ' Discussed sidewalk on Main Street at Paepcke Park. Councilman Griffin moved to instruct City Attorney Kern to prepare the necessary documents for Council considera-: tion of a sidewalk district as outlined and also to include in the district the north side of Main Street of the 100 block. Seconded by Councilman Whitaker. All in favor, motion carried. VaJ)ey Construction -'Memorandum was submitted stating Valley Construction requests to amend their bid, amend by an increase in the bid. Council request City ManagerWurl negotiate with the other two bidders to see if they will come down in price, prior! to renegotiating with Valley Construction. ' Budget Schedule - Councilman Comcowich moved to designate October 16th and 30th as the regular meetings for October: and the public hearing on the budget be established as i October 16th. Seconded by Councilman Markalunas. All in! favor, motion carried. Public Right~of-way encroachments, next agenda. Rubey Park - Proposal was made to plant larger trees to separate the parking from the park rather than a fence.. Also a request submitted by the Aspen Valley Nurses and . Lion's Club to use the park for a flea market on July 28th and 29th. Council generally agreed they would be in favor of letting the two organizations use the park if limited to the park~ ing area only. . Councilman Comcowich moved that Councilman Whitaker be instructed to discuss with the Pitkin County Park Associa+ tion their participating in the amount required for larger trees rather than fencing as they had proposed. Seconded' by Councilman Nystrom. All in favor, motion carried. Towing - Proposal was submitted suggesting the City do the towing rather than contracting out. Council request the City Manager submit to Council a cost: of equipment and total program, plus revenues. ORDINANCE #10, SERIES OF 1972 - Mayor Homeyer opened pUb-: lic hearing, Mayor Homeyer closed the public hearing. . Councilman Griffin moved to read on second reading Ordinance #10, Series of 1972. Seconded by Councilman Comcowich. All in favor, motion carried. ORDINANCE #10, SERIES OF 1972, AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AN EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT PLAN ANB TRUST FOR THE CITY OF ASPEN; COLORADO was read by title only by the City Clerk. . Councilman Whitaker moved to adopt on second reading Ordinance #10, Series of 1972. Seconded by Councilman Nystrom. Roll call vote - Councilmen Whitaker aye; Griffin aye; Marka1unas abstain; Comcowich aye; Nystrom aye; Mayo:!! Homeyer aye. Motion carried. -. L""",,,'M>:~~''''_' ...;.~-"'~. ,,:., """"";; 'J.... JJJ lll~'~"m ri.mit~Jrr.ii!lil!t_~.!4i1i'l!!lfi~J!!~I1'.""'~'" !i"",..,,, ''''.,.;...w"=",''';~;.-.u-".~ .~_ '~-M.'"'r~"""'- -. Regular Meeting ORDINANCE #11 ORDINANCES #12, 13 & 14 Historic Sites Mayor Schumpp Post Office '~!(o>}'=-"- r i 1I-~ """~~'l:""~-""'.'~~'":>:j.~~ ~. . ."-" Aspen City Council July 10, 1972 ORDINANCE #11, SERIES OF 1972 - Mayor Homeyer opened the public hearing, Mayor Homeyer closed the public hearing. City Attorney Kern reported the deeds have been delivered to the City Clerk, diagram and plan were shown to Council by the City Engineer. Councilman Whitaker moved to read on second reading, Ordinance #11, Series of 1972. Seconded by Councilman Markalunas.All in favor, motion carried. ORDINANCE #11, SERIES OF 1972, AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY KNOWN AS "PARK AVENUE", CITY. OF ASPEN, COLORADO was read by title only by the City m~k. . Councilman Comcowich moved to adopt Ordinance #11, Series of 1972. Seconded by Councilman Whitaker. Roll call vote _ Councilmen Nystrom aye; Comcowich aye; Griffin aye; Markalunas aye; Whitaker aye; Mayor Homeyer aye. Motion carried. ORDINANCES #12, 13 & 14 - General landscaping plan and site plan were shown to Council by City/County Planner Herb Bartel. Mr. Bartel stated the final landscaping plan can be submitted when the site grading is complete. ORDINANCE #12, SERIES OF 1972 - Mayor Homeyer opened the public hearing, Mayor Homeyer closed the public hearing. ORDINANCE #13, SERIES OF 1972 - Mayor Homeyer opened the pUblic hearing, Mayor Homeyer closed the public hearing. ORDINANCE #14, SERIES OF 1972 - Mayor Homeyer opened the public hearing, Ma.yor Homeyer closed the public hearing. Councilman Comcowich moved that action on consideration of' Ordinances 12, 13 and 14 be postponed until plans agreed to are submitted to Council. Seconded by Council- man Whitaker. All in favor, motion carried. Historic Sites - Council agreed the Historic Preservation Committee might consider the sites recommended by Planning and Zoning first. Mayor Homeyer request the Council send a letter or reso- lution to Mayor Schumpp of Garmisch Partenkirchen on his re-election as mayor. Post Office - Letter from Senator A110tt relating to the Post Office was submitted to Council. Parks & Recreation department report was submitted. Councilman Griffin moved by Councilman Whitaker. and meeting adjourned. to adjourn'at 6:30 p.m., seconded! All in favor, motion carried (~/~ ~rraineGraves, City Clerk I l_,":.;,,,~,,,," '",' , ':;,;",,.. .' .>. "",," ,,,1\, .. u ~"M,"." "", ."',." f If .' ..",',,' "',, '.' "".,. '., . .,.;, ",~,:,;.c=..... qi;.,1i/("""...":;,"'"~",,,,,,; ". k:';'" ,-, Mason & MORSe INCORPORATED IIlIn DIReii' POST OFFICE BOX Q ASPEN. COLORADO 81611 PHONE: 303 925-7000 POST OFFICE BOX 5039 WEST VILLAGE BRANCH ASPEN, COLORADO 81611 PHONE: 303 923-3'020 POST OFFICE BOX 701 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLOAADO 80477 PHONE: 303 879-0694 ,,-., .-, March 29, 1972 Aspen Planning Office Attention: Herb Bartel TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This is to verify that the price paid for the McHose tract otherwise known as the "Sneaky Lane" subdivision was $33,000. RoJi?LiEtAA); - .-, TO: Albie Kern, City. Attorney FROM: Herb Bartel, Planner SUBJECT: Recommendations for inclusion in Snea~Lane Subdivision Agreement J DATE: April 17, 1972 1. Subdivider responsible for easement extension through the following propetties within 18 months: a. Janss Subdivision - lots 4 & 5 b. Snobble Subdivision - unplatted portion of Snobble Trac t. c. Tract of unlb:mwn ownership between properties listed in a. & b. above. 2. In lieu of the easement extension the owners haill pay $1320. to the City of Aspen ($1320. '"' 4% of the value of the land). .,-...... ,I""'.. ,,-.,. aspen ,c "PEN box v MEMORANDUM TO: H. BARTEL FROM: A. KERN, CITY ATTORNEY RE: SNEAKY LANE SUBDIVISION - SUGGESTED WORDING ON PLAT DATED: 3/7/72 "Owners hereby dedicate to the City of Aspen easements for public recreational use as shown hereon, subject to the City of Aspen obtaining similar dedications for easements or rights-of-way along property north of the platted property. In the event similar easements or rights-of-way are not obtained, this dedication shall be nullified and owners shall pay to the City of Aspen 4% of the actual value of said land in accordance with Section iiit Ii of City Subdivision Ordinance." ~O"i AK/pk \,~~ L c ,11 r, ) ~' v' ~I " /1 _ '( < I', , I / , 1\ / (:t \ ;,... 'ill. I\l l . V;Vv, I. I "".I' \ r . (i"\yV , .'1' to ~\ ~1J' , ,~, ,-. TO,: Alby Kern, City Attorney FROM: ijerb 5artel, Cit:y/CoUl:t,ty Planner SUBJECT: Sneaky ~eSubdiviS.ton DATE: February 29, 1972 On February 22, 1972 the Planning Commission requested a 6' easement along Castle Creek and a 5 'easement along aside lot line for the attached Sneaky Lane subdivision plat tc:> meet the requirement of Section 12-1"8 (4% public land re- 'lfUirement or payment of fee in lieu of dedication) of the subdivisiC:>l1 regulations. The request was conditional on the extensIon of this easement to the north along Castle Creek. Should it be determined that the easement cannot be acquired to the north, a 4% payment for an agreed to amount will be required at the time of lss'lUlnce of a bUilding permit. The Planning COIllll1i.ssion needs language that would appear on the subdivision Plat to provide for the future dedIcation of eaSement should it be f~Slble, or the payment of the fee in lieu of. Bob Starodot of ~asone and Morse is working on the subdivision and will probably call you. cc: Bob Starodoj <c""'-"'. ~~ f OI~":...:O C, r. H0l'-'K let. B. O. d< l. t:O. r\ RECORD OF PliOCEEDiNGS 100 Leaves fpntinued Meeting February 22,1972 ..------.--------- Aspen Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting was called to order by Chairman Robin Molny at 5:10 p.m. with Vic Good- hard, Jim Breasted and Jim Adams present. Also present were City/County Planner Herb Bartel and Assistant City/County Planner, Fred Wooden. Sneaky Lane Sub Lower Hunter Creek Acquisition County Re-Zoning Requests Sneaky Lane Subdivision - Bob Starodoj and Bob George were present to question the recommendations made by the Commission at their last meeting. Fred Wooden read the' motion made at the meeting of February 15th concerning' the Sneaky Lane Subdivision. Th~Commission told the S4b- dividers that they preferred thl4eotpath along the east ,bank of Castle Creek to the 4% cash fee~he,Ci,ty, Manager ha~toldthe Planning 0ffice,thatif the utility easem~nt were,. available . the water woulclbe there in time for hoqkups and would not be 'necessary to drill wells. The Commission asked tha t;Jthere bea pedestrian easement on 'the south! side of one of the lots going towards Castle Creek, th{;j easement being 5' wide and that a.~'easement be along ;' the east side of Castle Creek. Thl'f"City Attorney is to: furnishthesubdi\Tiders with the lega 1 wording tha t is !to goonthe..,j;trial plat'.which would include the easements, if possibleSif not, the 4% eash fee would be required at [the time the ' building permits were issued . Said fee to be used for purchasing easements if feasible. Bob George said he was opposed to the 4% cash fee for qnly a two lot subdivision. Felt subdividers were penalized, just to divide land. Asked if they are the first subdi~ider to be charged the 4% cash fee. Lower Hunter Creek Acquisition (Area 26) - A map of the area was presented by Herb Bartel showing the 1750 (approximately) acres being offered for sale by the present owners, McCullough Oil to the Forest Service for 3 1/2 : million dollars. Money could not be budgeted for purchase until July, 1973. Felt tha t if the City and County ,ver~ interested they should make their wishes known to the tocal Forest Service before their recommendations of priority went to State level. Robin Molny, Chairman, asked that ;a recommendation from the Commission in the form of a res- olution be sent to City Council and to the County Commijss- ioners with a copy to the Forest Service. Said resolut~on to show that the concensus of opinion of the Commission was in favor of acquiring this piece of land and placing i~ within the boundary of the White River National Forest.: Motion made by Jim Breasted, seconded by Vic Goodhard to authorize Robin Molny and Herb Bartel to prepare a res-: olution to be sent to City Council. All in favor, motion carried. County Re-Zoning Requests - The County Planning and Zon;ing Commission has asked for COlnments from the City Planninz and Zoning Commission on land within,a '3 mile radius of the City before their public hearing. Michael Gassman from Tri-Co Management was present to present maps to the Commission on land they hoped to have c ,-.., ~ RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leav,\s fOlll.! 5~ C',f. HOf:CKa 6. B. 6:.L. CO. Continued Meeting, Aspen P & Z, 2/22/72 re-zoned, located on the side of Smuggler Mountain. Preisent zoning is R-30, R..15. Under existing zoning the land coiuld be divided into 351 lots, with County PUD they would be: aliowed 467 lots. Access would be from existing Smuggler Mountain Road. Tentative plans for a 400 unit apartment:, 6,:or 7 houses, possible shopping center, tennis club. Pilan to use the Salvation Ditch as a pedestrian easement. Jim Adams asked if this could be tabled for 6 months du~ to so many problems already facing the City as far as circulation and transportation. Michael Gassman said that McCullough was working on transportation possibilities that would be feasible. Robin Molny commented that he felt some of the land to be dedicated as a park was undevelopable land. Jim Adams co~~ented that the taxpayers within the City limits would bear the burden of the cost while the develop- ers were making alot of money. Felt that Main Street was bearing all the traffic it could manage already without any additional burden. Robin Molny questioned what the population increase might be from this subdivision. A conservative estimate was 1600. The general concensus of the Commission on the comments to be sent to the County Planning and Zoning were timing, population increase, transportation, impact on other facilities, inclusion of cOlrrmercial area in development, Neighborhood shopping requirements. Would recommend to County Planning and Zoming that the developer be asked to meet with both City and County Planning and Zoning Comn1~ss- ions to iron out the various problems. Jim Breasted stated he had a conflict of interest due to the fact that he does work for the firm involved. Chairman Molny stated that since they were under the Charter it would be permissable for Breasted to discuss the subject, of which he has a conflict, but would have to abstain from any voting on the subject. The two subdivision by the hospital (Mocklin-Williams) would have the same concerns as the Tri-Co Management subdivision. Discussed the Zoline subdivision. Felt that if Zoline had not gone R-30 PUD the Con~ission would not have favored the previous plan. Asked that the entrance to the highway be limited to existing County road. Herb Bartel suggested that a group made of both members j from the City and County Planning and Zoning Commissions meet to consider changes in the Aspen Area General Plan.! County Subdivision Regulations County Subdivision Regulations - Tabled. To next agenda and ask that Commissiori members -2- be put on study t"""\ .t"""\ RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves FORM 10 C.F,HOECKE:LB.B./tl.CO. Continued Meeting, City P & Z, 2/22/72 thoroughly before next meeting. Urban Design Supplement to Historic Zoning Urban Design Supplement to Historic Zoning - Tabled unt:i.1 March 2nd when Adam Krivatsy would be in town with a slide presentation. Chairman Molny asked that a Study Session be scheduled :for March 2nd, time to be decided later. Jim Breasted moved that the meeting adjourn, seconded Vic Goodhard. Meeting adjourned at 6:55 p.m. Lorraine Graves, City Clerk /) .."cC/ , ~,>-.:.(;/'c~,-_.-/:.~/_~._.-_~~_/ lC/L ("c;::~,.~__/~.__i;-~/ " ^ ~. :'"C:'l~!: c. F. HC~C!(tl B. Q: r. ~. co. RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves Regular Meeting Aspen Planning & Zoning February 15, 1972 Meeting was called to order ~t 4:30 p.m. by Robin Molny, Chairman. Also presenl were Vic Goodhard, Chuck Vidal, Jim Breasted, City/County Planner Herb Bartel, and Assistant CityiCounty Planner, Fred Wooden. Hal Clark, Pitkin County Building Inspector was also present. Minutes Jim Breasted moved to approve the minutes of January l$th and February 1st. Seconded by Chuck Vidal. All in favor, motion carried. Wilderness Area Wilderness Area - Herb Bartel presented a map of the W~ite River National Forest to the Commission and asked thatithe City Planning and Zoning Commission agree on areas of primary concern. Felt the areas of prime interest were! Area 25 - Behind Aspen Mountain, Area 26 - Hunter Creek and Surrounding Area, Area 23 - Extension of Maroon Be~ls Wilderness Area. Chuck Collins arrived. Hal Clark, Pitkin County Building Inspector, commented ion Area 25, a mixed use area. Jeeping, biking, snowmobiles; already an existing use. Also mining and grazing. Not ai good candidate for wilderness area. Jim Breasted recommend.. ed special consideration be given to the high mountain' area (above timberline), that motorized vehicles be re-' stricted to existing roads. The general concer,sus of th~ Commission being that Area 25 should be a multi recreat~ ional use area. Hal Clark commented on Area 26 - Reported that George Stranahan was the probable new owner of the Lenado Sawmill and would cease operation of the saw mill, and would be most cooperative in wilderness classification. Also, that the area might be used for ski touring with cabins estab- lished for the tours. Williams Mountain area was real . potential for Wilderness Area. Comments from the Commission were additional division of sites, no opening of new roads, the lower regions be multiple recreational area, the upper regions designate~ Wilderness Area. Felt that 9 months of the year the area was not used. Felt that management was of prime importance. Area 23 - Extensive skiing existing in the area. The Commission would like to request that the local Forest Service be asked to meet with them for details of area to be designated. Area 22 - Multiple use area. Felt this area would be more important to Basalt than to Aspen, due to the Haystack Mountain Area. Vidal commented on whether ski areas ,vere to be dispersed or is established areas were to be let gro~. Robin Molny, Chairman, asked Commission with letters with John Burns and Walt Winkler, that Herb Bartel assist the their comments to be sent to . local.Forest Service Rangers. ,. ~. ~~ &f- RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves FOR"'lO C.F..HOttKHS,II.& L.CO. Regular Meeting, Aspen P & Z, 1/15/72 Brownell Sub Brownell Subdivision - Mr. and Mrs. Brownell were pres~nt with the preliminary plat of the area to be subdivided; Discussion on King Street not being a dedicated road, that adjacent roads had a 60' right of way. Chuck Gilkey, City Engineer;; reported that a 60' right of way was mandatory for streets. King Street has established easement for utilities. Wondered if the square foot requirements would be a hatd- ship, if the right of way to City could be included in; the square footage. Suggested that the lots be sub-divid- ed now in the event of selling lots in the future. Discussed whether the City would want the 4% subdivisiqn cash fee or the 4% open space. Felt in this case the 4% fee would be applicable. Asked that the preliminary plat be submitted to the Commission with the conditions dis~ cussed. Sneaky Lane Sub Sneaky Lane Subdivision - Fred Wooden, Assistant City/ County Planner, presented <tli!;i:e.ili'pralimiJ;J.",ry"plaar to the Commis s ion "w.:ifth',s.ugg€'s't:'ed-een~i:E*ns : t1J.e"ex'tcen&ion>'o,f <e''K'i&t'i,il-gwater line, whenavai'lable; '.2'2'. dedica.tion of utilityeasemetl,t. with. theoptioaofhooking up ,to. City wa'ter ;/icces s to and along Castle Creek for hikingtra :i.jls . Discussed either requesting the 4% cash fee or the possi- ibility of the subdividers being able to acquire an eas~- ment along Castle Creek frc:n the surrounding property . owners. Sneaky"Lane is a priva te road and would be main:- tained by adjacent owners. Breastedmov-ed that the 4% payment of cash be requilred not feasible A'\ extend a foot path along the east bark f Castle Creek~atwater hookup not be required but po quire a utility ahd pedestrian easement; that said th~~a~~e~~:~ :;1;u~:u:~8:::Yb:d~:~~~~e~r~~e~~~ko:ers to the Metro Sanitation District. Seconded by Chuck VidaL All in favor, motion carried. A motion made by Breasted, seconded by Vidal to continu~ the meeting until 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, February 22nd. All..iD. fav9Q\motion carried. ') .' /,\:""W.d.0-0 L.e.---- /<L.c.'! ~./ 'Lorraine Graves, Secretary ';.;t.,. ",":."''''.~'''''-i",7,,~,,~\'',;<::,;;Ui'(' \i:;;;""; "-";"i~'>' ",.;.:>;~,~ ,.c." ';""'",;<;j;\""~",,,,' Mason &MORSe INCORPORATED 118100_ POST OFFICE BOX Q ASPEN, COLORADO 81611 PHONE: 303 925-7000 POST OFFICE BOX 5039 WEST VILLAGE BRANCH ASPEN, COLORADO 81611 PHONE: 303 923-3020 POST OFFICE BOX 701 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. COLORADO 80477 PHONE: 303 879-0694 ,,-., 1""'\ January 31, 1972 Mr. Herb Bartel City Planning Office P. O. Box V Aspen, Colorado 81611 Reference: Sneaky Lane Subdivision Dear Herb: It is hereby understood that the following conditions will be fulfilled concerning the acceptance of the final plat on the Sneaky Lane Subdivision. The owners of the subject property, Robert A. George and Thomas S. Starodoj, II, agree upon the following conditions: 1. The owners of the Sneaky Lane Sub- division and any subsequent owners agree to connect to City water upon its becoming available in the area. 2. The present owners and any subsequent owners agree to hook up to City sewer upon any dwelling being placed on the property. 3. The final subdivision plat will deed one-half of the twenty foot right-of- way along Sneaky Lane to the City. 4. The present owners agree to deed a stream right-of-way along Castle Creek to the City as a public foot path and pedestrian easement. This easement will ~ot exceed four per cent (4%) of the total land occupied by the Sneaky Lane Subdi . . n. RFS/nkb ,,-,., ,-.., MEMORAr,'1)UH TO: Mr. Fred Wooden, Assistant City/County Planner DATE: 13 January 72 RE: Sneaky Lc<Uc Road Status I feel that a m~n~mlm wideh of 40' should be required in this area and tl1ct the same be dedicated for public use for installation of utilities and'drainage purpcses as a minimum requirement. I dont feel that it is mancatorythat the same be dedicated as a road although in this particular area I feel vle could accept ded_ ication as a public road with this width of 40'. I c2' 't: '&1 /'\ i . ,/ / 1 , \..~~-> I / - eluA-f '. Charles R. Gilkey 0 City Engineer CRG/rh .~ ~.;.._'- _,,,,,_~,,,,.,>'~""~~'_'''' ,~"",,""'._"" ~',"';.'~~"","..'..;'_""",~"",, ..;_"._. ..'C"M;' '0 ',-_",_,~;~," :'-'" c-; ::,--,,,,,-,-..,",,:.~,'_'... .V";__.,'_ ,-,,_...._.,.,'_.'-'.;' -;-,,,-,,.,-_,,^',~,,~"-"~"'";'''" fO~ld ~ c. r. HOECKE~ 8. O. !t l.. CO. ,"-", 1""'\ RECORD OF PROCEED!NG'S 1 DO Leaves Aspen Planning and Zoning December 8, 1971 Regular Meeting Meeting was called to order by Chairman Robin Molny at 5:10 p.m. with VictoJi: Goodhard, Anthos Jordan and James Breasted. Minutes Sneaky Lane Subdivision fr Woerndle Sub Historic Zoning Planner's Reports Breasted moved to approve the minutes of November 9th, seconded by Jordan. All in favor, motion carried. II II Sneaky Lane Subdivision -Pr.el'imirta.ry~ platwa'ssubmitt'e~. Discussed access to the subdivision and public road vs private road. It was pointed out under the subdivision regulations the definition of a lot is one that abuts upon a public street. Mr. Bartel, City/County Planner, stated there are advantages to sometimes leaving a road' as a private road: (1) Require no cost to the City for maintenance. (2) Control would be under the landowner. Recommend the road remain a private road. Discussed re- serving part of the road (22-1/2') as an easement. Dis- cussed the provision of land being set aside or option of paying the City the appraised value of the land whicr is not set aside. Applicants stated water is up to the subdivision, sewer, also. City has stated they would be putting water lines: in next year. t Breasted woved conditional approval of the preliminary . plat conditioned upon Planner I sOffice determining actil:m or, the best approach to solving the road problems as to, dedication; tee option and water availability. Seconded! by Jordan. All in favor, motion carried. Commission request the Planning Office prepare subdivisiion check list to be used for review. Woerndle Subdivision - Bartel reported this a referral from the County. Discussed the irr;j,gation ditch, Ro.15 zoning and lots having to include right-of-way to meet the 15,000 square feet requirement; seepage problems with the lots below the ditch. Bartel reported the Comity Planning and Zoning recommends this be annexed to the qity. Commission stated if this were a subdivision under City jurisdiction it would not be accepted, would require i~ be replatted. Historic Zoning - Bartel submitted major changes as an i amendment. Amendment brings the Planning and Zoning Conjmiss ion into the process of designations of historic build~ngs along with the historic preservation board. Chairlnan Molny request the Secretary schedule a publiq hearing on historic zoning for the first meeting in Jan- uary. Planner's Reports - Post office was discussed by the Bqard of Examiners and Appeals who did not extend the temporary permit but request the post office submit in January a . firm proposal. Corp of Engineers reviews siteS for pos~ .. , I""""- .""'" RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 1 00 Leave FCRM 10 C. F. HOrCKE~ B. e. II L. ca. Regular Meeting Aspen Planning & Zoning December 8, 1971 office and when firm proposals are ready will submit sa~e to Planning and Zoning. Opera House Opera House - Reported have applied to have the Opera Hbuse put on the National Register so that funds can be appli~d for the renova tion. ! Meeting on Friday at the Aspen Institute at 4:00 p.m. w~th a presentation of scenic railroad put on by people from. out of town. Breasted moved to adjourn at 6:05 p.m., seconded by Jordan. All in favor, meeting adjourned. ~0-J< AL~J -Lorraine Graves, Secretary / .' p/P-,:t jP;r' ::J() ~ ~Vf y/r'~ J ~~ I ~}) /J' / "",.A AGREEMENT ~oa~.,..tI"tf d d d . 1;'" '. ;i AGREEMENT ma e an entere ~nto this \) r\ ~ , 1972, by and between the CITY OF ~ASPEN, a Colorado municipal corporation, (hereinafter referred to as "City"), and ROBERT GEORGE and THOMAS STARODOJ, (herein- .-" day after referred to as "Subdividers"), WHEREAS, the Subdividers have submitted a plat of a proposed subdivision known as sneak~t~ne Subdivision for ~-'~''''''''''''''_.._-~''''---''''''''''''-''',,,,, approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Aspen, AND WHEREAS, Section 9 of Ordinance No.6, Series of 1961, requires the owners of the land to convey no less than four ~%) percent of the area proposed for the subdivision for public use purposes or the City, at its option, may require the owner to pay an amount equal to four (4%) percent of the value of the land in lieu of such conveyance. WITNESSETH: NOW, THEREFORE, for good and valuable consideration each to the other, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. The Subdividers shall dedicate upon the plat of Sneaky Lane Subdivision conditional easements to the City for public purposes, and the City shall approve said subdivision subject to terms contained herein. 2. The parties hereto shall attempt to cooperate in obtaining similar easements for public purposes across and along the following listed tracts of land lying northerly of the proposed subdivision, to wit: a. Lots 4 and 5 of the Janss Subdivision. b. Unplatted portion of the Snobble Sub- division. c. Tract of land lying between the above mentioned tracts of land. In the event the said easements are not obtained within eighteen (18) months from the date of this Agreement, the Subdividers shall pay to the City the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred Twenty ($1,320.00) Dollars, (representing four , ,-.., 1""'\ , , (4%) percent of the value of the subject land, and the ded- ication of the conditional easements as shown on the said subdivision plats"hall be recinded by the Subdividers by fil- ing an amended subdivision plat which shall show no conditional easements. In the event the easements across the above-mentioned tracts of land are obtained within eighteen (18) months from the date of this Agreement, the conditional easements for the pro- posed Sneaky Lane Subdivision shall be made permanent and per- petual. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have here- unto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. SUBDIV ~.~~ THOMAS STARODOJ THE CITY OF ASPEN, a Colorado municipal corporation, ATTEST: By: MAYOR .CITY CLERK