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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcoa.lu.tu.Co Rift Raft.A43-95 h r-, CASELOAD SUMMARY SHEET City of Aspen DATE RECEIVED: 4 /3 /95 DATE COMPLETE: PARCEL ID AND CASE NO. 2735-131-14-003 A43-95 STAFF MEMBER: (MLl Temporarv Use Permit PROJECT NAME: Colorado Rift-Raft Project Address: Juan and Aspen Legal Address: APPLICANT: Colorado Rift-Raft 925-5405 Fax 920-3316 Applicant Address: P.O. Box 4949. Snowmass Villaqe, CO 81612 REPRESENTATIVE: LJ Erspamer Representative Address/Phone: saa -------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------- FEES: PLANNING ENGINEER HOUSING ENV. HEALTH TOTAL $ 1020 $ $ $ $ 1020 # APPS RECEIVED 1 # PLATS RECEIVED TYPE OF APPLICATION: STAFF APPROVAL: 1 STEP: ...lL 2 STEP: P&Z Meeting Date PUBLIC HEARING: YES NO iLl/bY VESTED RIGHTS: YES NO CC Meeting Date PUBLIC HEARING: YES NO I VESTED RIGHTS: YES NO DRC Meeting Date --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- REFERRALS: City Attorney v Parks Dept. School District v' City Engineer Bldg Inspector Rocky Mtn NatGas Housing Dir. v Fire Marshal CDOT Aspen Water Holy Cross Clean Air Board City Electric . Mtn. Bell Open Space Board v Envir.Hlth. ACSD Other v Zoning Energy Center Other DATE REFERRED: 4 It INITIALS: ~ DUE: 1/1 f ;~~~~=;~~;~~~7===d============;~;;=;~~;;;7=;r;I9;:==~~~;~t~7~ ~ City Atty ___ City Engineer ___Zoning ___Env, Health ___ Housing ___ Open Space Other: FILE STATUS AND LOCATION: " " , .,-., MEMORANDUM ~r' q Vill!) ,,/\::) r ~(, f"'tJ dJtVv~ TO: Mayor and Council THRU: cj<.. \ ~1t,K.' K~ j ". OU o LV' \ / ~ ~ {} ~ ::rl ~f fl4t!>/ / Colorado Riff Raft - Temporary Use Permit, Resolution +VAj. #~ - Public Hearing L~t--'f,{).l<" stan Bill Efting, Acting City Manager Clauson:~anning Director THRU: FROM: Mary Lackner, Planner DATE: April 24, 1995 RE: =--=====================--========================================== SOHMARY: The Applicant (Colorado Riff Raft and LJ Erspamer) is requesting a temporary use permit to store rafting vehicles and equipment on Lots 7-12, Block 11 of the Eames Addition, City and Townsite of Aspen. The Planning Office recommends approval of the temporary use permit for Colorado Riff Raft from May 1, 1995 to October 31, 1995. ~ loeOv-\V- -tt;. YiP(, PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION: Last year City Council approved the use of Lot 3 of the Aspen Mountain PUD as Riff Raft's staging area from June to October 1994. The applicant is seeking use of a different site for this season. O~ u1- V BACKGROUND: The Applicant has been in business in the Aspen area since 1979. The rafting vehicles and equipment have been stored in different parts of Aspen since the inception of the business. Rafting equipment has been stored at the Aspen Highlands base area, a property at Race and Spruce Street, the Little Nell Hotel site, and the top of Mill Street. The applicant has been unable to use any of these past sites for this summer's rafting season and is therefore seeking City approval to use the site at the corner of Juan and Aspen Street. A copy of the application is included in Exhibit "A". CURRENT ISSUES: There is one letter of objection to this request and two letters of support. These letters are included as Exhibit "B". FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS: There are no discernable public costs associated with this temporary use request. STAFF COMMENTS: Please refer to the application information (Exhibit "A") for description of the proposal. Review criteria and staff response are attached as Exhibit "C". RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Office recommends approval of the Colorado Riff Raft temporary use permit for the storage of rafting hot ~f ){9U,nM / h.J.wUpf Ao+ or . II L Ii tJll'lIIltff,t'- D"7 06 -kUVl CUu/-. ~# ~--\) , r". ,-, equipment and Addition, City conditions: materials on Lots 7-12, and Townsite of Aspen, Block 11 of the Eames subject to the following 1. The duration of this temporary use shall be from May 1, 1995 to October 31, 1995. 2. Raft guides may be on-site from 6:30am to 7:30pm. 3. No raft customers are permitted at this site. 4. The applicant shall manage and conduct its activities as allowed under this temporary use permit in such a manner so as to not create or allow a public nuisance as defined at Section 13-89 of the Municipal Code and or Section 16-13-304 (1) (a) of the Colorado Revised Statutes, and applicant shall not create or allow noise levels in excess of those permitted levels as set forth at Section 16-4 of the Municipal Code. 5. All representations that are made within the submitted application and at the pUblic hearing are incorporated herein and shall be adhered to. 6. Failure to comply with the above conditions of approval or representations made within the application and at the public hearing shall be cause for the suspension of the temporary use permit. PROPOSED MOTION: "I move to approve Resolution # for a temporary use permit for Colorado Riff Raft to store vehicles and rafting equipment on Lots 7-12, Block 11, Eames Addition, City and Townsite of Aspen". CITY MANAGER COMMENTS: Resolution #_ Exhibits: "A" - Application Information "B" - PUblic Comment letters "c" - Review Criteria/Responses "D" - Referral Comments from the Aspen Fire District 2 ,-., ~caLaR4Da RlFF,RAr1nc1 .,-., April 21, 1995 Mary Lackner Aspen P&Z 130 S. Galena Aspen, CO 81611 Dear Mary, I received a Memorandum from Chuck Roth of the Engineering Department for the City of Aspen. If equipment is to be washed there is suitable area on the site to absorb the water. Any utilities if installed would by on easement of property and not on public property. A trash dumpster will be located ,on the site. This will be on private property. There will be no customers meeting at the site and employees will park on the property. We have purchased a bicycle rack as most of the guides ride to work. I have read the letter from Coates, Reid & Waldron written by Michael L. Spalding. The big concern about guest parking is not a problem due to the fact that our clients are picked up at Hotels and/or meet us at our officeuat the base of the Gondola at 555 East Durant. BOX 4949 . ASPEN. COLORADO 81612 . 303/925-5405 . 8001759-3939 . FAX 303/920-3316 SNOWMASS VIUAGE. COLORADO. 303/923-2220 - - . . 2 I feel other concerns they have about traffic are unfounded due to the fact that our operation will not drive by their apartment building. They are on the other side of the Mine Dumps apartments and sound would not travel that far under any circumstances. I feel the individuals who are concerned are unaware of our operations or have been misled about them. Thank you for your efforts. If you need any thing further about this or any issue, please feel free to contact me. '~'Y' LJ Er2r Owner ps; We also have fire extinguishers in all of our vehicles. TO: FROM: DAlE: RE: 1""". MEMORANDUM Mary Lackner, Community Development Rebecca Baker. Parks Department April 20, 1995 Colorado Rift Raft Temporary Use Pennit ^ We have reviewed the application submitted by Colorado Rift Raft and have only one concern. Willoughby Park is located across the street from this location. The Rafting company is not allowed to use the Park's parking area for their customers. The Transportation Department has signed the area for 2 hour parking but the applicant should be made aware of this restricted parking and advise their customers and employees accordingly, Colorado Rift Raft is also prohibited from depositing any trash or debris into the Park's litter barrels, This also applies to the Ski Club's dumpster unless prior arrangements are made with the Ski Club, ~ ~ ASPEN VALLEY S 'K' I CLUB VIA FACSIMILE & FIRST CLASS MAIL April 17, 1995 IJ Erspamer Colorado Riff Raft, Inc. 555 East Durant Avenue Aspen, Colorado 81611 Re: City of Aspen Parkinq Lot Usaqe Dear IJ: I discussed your request to utilize the tennis club parking lot for parking of the buses and vans this summer with the Board of Directors of the Aspen Valley Ski Club. I am happy to report that the Board has no objections to your usage of the parking lot. Jon Reveal stated at the Board meeting that your usage of Ski Company property in the past for your operation has always been very neat and tidy. As you know, in the past the Board's concern was the use of our utilities and associated costs. Since this is not an issue this year, we wish you good luck this summer with your operation. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours BAP/ljk ., President letters\riffraft 700 South Aspen Street Post Office Box C~3 Aspen, Colorado 87612 Administration.: 303.9~5.2720 fax: 303.925.5290 , Competition Center: 303.925.3125 fax: 303.925.2947 ASK Progmm f-Iotline 303.925. 7994 o printed on recycled paper t"""\ ,.. , t""'\ Exhibit D MEMORANDUM To: Mary Lackner, Planning Office From: Chuck Roth, Engineering Department (!'f- Date: April 17, 1995 Re: Colorado Riff-Raft Temporary UsePennit (parcel known as "the Tennis Court Parking Lot") Having reviewed the above referenced application, and having made a site visit, the Engineering Department has the following comments: I. Site Drainage - If equipment is washed on site, the drainage must be maintained on the property and not pennitted to drain to the street. No mud may be tracked by applicant's vehicles onto City streets. 2. Utilities - Any new surface utility needs for pedestals or other equipment must be installed on an easement provided by the applicant and not in the public right-of-way. 3. lJ:lW1- If a dumpster is needed, it must be located on the site and not in the public right-of-way. 4. Parking - The application does not explain employee and customer parking, If either of these needs would impact parking on the City streets, Engineering and Streets would recommend against the temporary use, cc: Cris Caruso, City Engineer Jack Reid, Street Superintendent LJ Erspamer M9S.96 1 a ~ ..... COATES REID & WAlDRON I'" ~ Exhibit B Real Estate. Rentals. Property Manallement April 13, 1995 Mary Lackner Aspen/pitkin Community Development Department 130 S. Galena Aspen, CO 81611 Dear Mary, On behalf of the Board of Managers of the Shadow Mountain Condominium Association at 809 S. Aspen Street, I want to lodge a written protest to the temporary use permit request by Colorado Riff Raft. As managing agent for the association, we are lodging our protest because of potential noise and disruption in a residential area. A big concern is parking. Where will the guests park while on the raft trip? We feel the early morning departures and activity would be a nuisance to the residents and guests at Shadow Mountain, As managing agent, we plan to be present for the hearing at 5:00 p.m. on April 24th to voice a protest on behalf of the association owners. Sincerely, Coates, Reid and Waldron Property Management, Inc. 7ltt Michael L. Spalding President MLS/kk cc: Mark Mendel Tom Kann Jim Ellis Bob Konstam Ole Lyman ....l"f'l c....,'-';i.~,.......a ~~-N,. "\.c?,,\~.. -> celc. "':<' ~:..:;> ~SPENP' Aspen om..: 720 East Hyman Avenue. Aspen. Colorado 81611 . (303) 925-1400 . FAX (303) 920-3765 Snowmass OffIce: P.O. Box 6450' Suite 113. Snowmass Center' Snowmass ViUaqe. Colorado 81615 (303) 923-4700. FAX (303) 923-4198 ~ .1""'\ Memorandum To: Mary Lackner, Planner cc: From: Ed Van Walraven, Fire Marshal Date: April 12, 1995 Colorado Rift Raft ID# 2735-131-14-003 Subject: Mary, No comments other than it would be advisable to have them install fire extinguishers in the vehicles, If you have any questions please call me. Ed MEMORANDUM ,-, ~ To: Mary Lackner, Planning Office From: Betsey Kipp, Environmental Health Through: Lee Cassin, Assistant Environmental Health Officer >(E~ Date: April 10, 1995 Re: Colorado Riff-Raft Temporary Use Permit Parcel ID# 2735-131-14-003 ----------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- The Aspen/Pitkin Environmental Health Department has reviewed the Colorado Riff-Raft Temporary Use Permit land use submittal under authority of the Municioal Code of the Citv of Asoen. and has the following comments. Although there are no conditions of approval, the applicants need to keep the following concerns in mind. A copy of the ordinances may be obtained through this Department. AIR OUALITY: sections 11-2.1 "It is the purpose of [the air quality section of the MunicipaL Code] to achieve the maximum practical degree of air purity possible by requiring the use of all available practical methods and techniques to control, prevent and reduce sir pollution throughout the city..." The Land Use Regulations seek to "lessen congestionll and "avoid transportation demands that cannot be met" as well as to "provide clean air by protecting the natural air sheds and reducing pollutants". The applicants need to comply with Ordinance No.74, Section 11.2.70 which refers to engine idling. It is unlawful to permit the idling of a motor for more than 5 minutes within anyone hour period of time. The applicants should be considerate of the neighborhoods that surround the parking lot located on the corner of Juan and Aspen Streets. CONFORMANCE WITH OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH LAWS: NOISE ABATEMENT: Section 16-1 "The city council finds and declares that noise is a significant source of environmental pollution that represents a present and increasing threat to the public peace and to the health, safety and welfare of the residents of the City of Aspen and it its visitors. .....Accordingly, it is the policy of council to provide standards for permissible noise levels in various areas and manners and at various times and to prohibit noise in excess of those levels.1f Colorado Riff-Raft will need to comply with Aspen's noise ordinance which restricts the decibel(dB) level in the lodge district to 60 between 7:00 A.M. and 10:00 P.M. and 55 dB between 10:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. 1 .,....,., ""~-'""~"";;'';';''''';;._,....:"."....;.", ,,'....~, ,''-.",""._e" ,..... ~ PUBLIC NO'rICE RB: COLORADO RID RAF'J! 'rEHP01U\RY VSE PERKI'r NO'rICE IS HEREBY G:IVDl that a public hearing will be held on Monday, April 24, ~995 at a meeting to begin at 5:00 p.m. before the Aspen City council, City Council Chambers, City Hall, ~30 s. Galena St., Aspen, to consider an application submitted by L.J. Erspamer, Colorado Riff Raft, Inc., requesting approval for a temporary use permit from May 1 to September 30 to use the parking lot on the corner of Juan and Aspen Streets as a staging area for river rafting operations. The property is located at Lots 7-~2, Block ~~, Eames Addition. For further information, contact Mary Lackner at the Aspen/Pitkin Community Development Department, 130 S. Galena st., Aspen, CO 920-5106 a/John Bennett. Havor Aspen City council PUblished in the Aspen Times on April 8, 1995 ===========- City of Aspen Account -- 6r~ [/0 (J'i~.lcur h.1Jf ~1'[j- y /~ /f~ / :i;lt/ ' ~ i"""\ ASPEN/PITKIN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Phone 920-5090 FAX 920-5439 MEMORANDUM TO: City Engineer Environmeptal Health Department Parks Department Zoning Administration Aspen Fire Protection District Mary Lackner, Planner Colorado Riff-Raft Temporary Use Permit Parcel lD No, 2735-131-14-003 FROM: RE: DATE: April 7, 1995 Attached for your review and comments is an application submitted by Colorado Riff-Raft, Inc, Please return your comments to me no later than April 14, Thank you. , . ,t<~ - .,..." ~. LETTER AGREEMENT This Agreem~nt is entered into on this :2.'l<f day of m~ between Colorado Riff-Raft, Inc., ("CRR") and Aspen Skiing Company, Aspen Mountain ("Aspen") for a term ending September 30, 1995. 1946 dba In consideration of the mutual promises set forth herein, the above- identified parties hereby agree as follows: WHEREAS, Aspen is lessee of a parcel of property known as the Tennis Court Parking Lot ("Premises") on Aspen Street. WHEREAS, CRR wishes to sublet Premises for a period of time beginning May 1, 1995 through September 30, 1995 for the purpose of parking business vehicles and equipment. NOW, THEREFORE, Aspen agrees to $1,000.00, due and payable on sublet Premises to CRR for a total fee of 0'1.1'1/ 6f,Je , 1995, CRR agrees to repair andlor replace and property damaged, as determined by Aspen, as a result of its use of the Premises and, at the term of this contract, return Premises to its previous condition. CRR further agrees to obtain all permits and licenses necessary for use of the Premises. CRR agrees to indemnify and forever defend and hold harmless Aspen from and against any and all demands, claims., damages, causes of action, liability losses, la~ suits, expenses (including attorney's fees), or claims of any kind, nature., or description. without limitation, whether foreseen or unforeseen, ariSing directly or indirectly out of his use of the Premises and all related activities. CRR will name Aspen as an additional insured on his Comprehensive General Liability Insurance Policy with limits of not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence. A certificate of insurance will be provided. CRR also agrees to maintain Workmen's Compensation insurance in accordance with provisions outlined by the State of Colorado, This Agreement and all questions relating to its validity, interpretation, performance and enforcement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado, notWithstanding any Colorado or other conflict of law provisions to the contrary. Neither party to this Agreement shall act as Agent for the other, Neither party shall ha~e any authority to assume obligations or liabilities or to act on behalf of the other party. The parties are not partners or joint venturers in performing this Agreement or pursuing its underlying objective. COLORADO RIFF-RAFT 555 E. Dura t St Aspen, CO 61 By: Tit Cla_.R4rr~ ,-, March 27,1995 Aspen Planning and Zoning 130 S. Galena Aspen, CO g1611 AT1N: Mary Lackner Dear Mary, I would like to apply for a temporary zoning variance for May through October for a site located on the comer of Juan and Aspen Street. This is the parking lot across from The Skiers Chalet restaurant. We need a place to park our buses, vans, trailers and equipment for river rafting operations in Aspen. We need to inflate and deflate some rafts, rig up paddles, life jackets, throw lines, and other equipment for our trips. We are the only raft company be based in Aspen. It is very important for the guests of Aspen to have a quality river trip that they expect from this community. This can be accomplished by having our equipment located near our main office. The size of the area is about as large as two tennis courts. Our guides report at 6:30am to put together the trips. We will finish by 8:30am. The afternoon trips have the guides report at 11 :30am and depart at 12:30pm. The trips return between 4pm and 6pm and all guides will finish by 7:00pm. Periodically we have to be on site throughout the day for logistics and maintenance. The visual and audio effects are at a minimwn due to the bushes around the site. The impact is minimal to the neighborhood. SOWld will be minimized as the buses will park in a perimeter around the lot. This will prevent sound from escaping the area. There is very little traffic at this site due to the dead end of the street at Lift IA. There is very little if any pedestrian traffic as well. The vehicles will drive up Aspen Street from Durant about I block. We will not use any permanent structures. The neighborhood character will not change as this site has been a parking lot. We will sweep this lot and keep it clean and improve the image of the lot. This proposal will not increase the density in any way. We would like to start on location May I, 1995. BOX 4949 . ASPEN, COLORADO 81612 . 303/925-5405 . 800/759-3939 . FAX 3031920-3316 SNOWMASS VIUAGE. COLORADO, 303/923-2220 , ""'" ,-.. If we can use this area it will reduce the amount of traffic coming into and out of Aspen during rush hour. This will be a great asset to the community to reduce pollution and traffic congestion. This temporary use would allow us to respond more efficiently to hotels and locals in need of spontaneous river trips. I have included a few letters from the neighbors that approve of the variance and use. The gentleman from the Holland House gave me a verbal OK. The Aspen Ski Club will meet in April and they will give me a letter after that meeting. We have been in the rafting and outdoor activity business since 1979. We were based at the Little Nell when we started. Due to the build out in Aspen we have moved to several different locations. Thank you for taking your time to review this request. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. ~~ ' U Erspamer J Owner B,. 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Duront, Apt. 2 Aspen, Colorado 81611 Skiers Chalet Steak House Telephone 303-925-3381 Thursday, March 23, 1995 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Please be advised that the Skiers Chalet Steak House has no objection to the use of the parking lot at the top of S, Aspen Street across from the restaurant by Mr. L. J. Erspamer during the summer months for his white water rafting business. .> ~p~; f"""'-, r\ COATES, REID & WALDRON ASPEN" PFlEMIEJt PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMP-ANY MICHAEL L. SPALDING I'RE&aHr 720 E. HYMAN AVE. . ASpeN, CO . a1611 303-826-1400 . FAX 303-8l0-3765 FACSIMILE COVER SHEET DATE: TO: FAX: March 22, 1995 LJ Erpsbaumer 925-1384 Dear I.J: Our company manages the Shadow Mountain Condominiums at the top of South Aepen Street. In answering your question regarding our view of your parking your vans and busses on the lot at the corner of Aspen Street, I want to say that we have no problem. We have always enjoyed working with your COmpany in various aspects and I am sure YOU and your staff will continue to respect the rights of others as Our new neighbors. Have a good summer. Sincerely, fI4je(~ Michael L. Spalding President CC: Kent Kuhlmann r'd No~al~M ~ aI3~ S31~OJ Wd92:p0 S6, 22 ~~W I""" I""" LII'TDRI FULL SERVICE LUXURY RESORT CONDOMINIUM 131 EAST DURANT AVE. ASPEN, COLORADO 81611 (303) 925-1670 /J; he ell '2.-0 I /7 9 S- ID uJ!-/c10- II 1414- Y codC!E;6V: J4 s J4 ;J ~ ! (, /f.t Otf... 0':- T /-IE ./ A ~j::.1 d G-- Lo;- )....-0 c...4/'E D )4--( TilE- / )/ /E:~ 5" E: c.. T/~ 4 Q;:- .JUA-iJ hi!) AS/E;V lA c ,e.oJJT~ snEEr ~/!.{)~ Ii*: Sf-I E ~.5 ell-A LET) J' 0J HATS 0 E t/E,c ) J/-A I/e /10 o t€::, :7 c:. c.:r 10A/ 7"'D Co LO , ~/?-r I(..t~r u.s I.I'I?- SAJ1A~ La CA 1/0 A/4J ;4 ~TA &- / AI &r A,e E A, /}s- 4- JYl,i)- 7TE..e of F ~ I I f] E LI E.. t/c: IT W0u. L- () I:::=. III !/4;Jc--C /!-IE /f}-,€E-A. 'pLEAs ~ US~ A88 i/~ "o/7'oAlL" ,A!L-t//Y\.J36:re- TD Cc-"I'T A-z..-T h1. C LV 1 7 II MY qu..~SI! D"';5 .. /J1 A--z- 1]DE: L.ElIlj }1A A;JA-&ER... LI;:::'/ odE: Coddo#(1 /I /{;{~ .-, .-, Exhibit c Section 24-7-1203 Review Standards for a Temporary Use Permits When considering a development application for a temporary use, city council shall consider, among other pertinent factors, the following criteria as they, or any of them, relate thereto. A. The location, size, characteristics, and visual use. design, operating impacts of the proposed Response: Colorado Riff Raft is proposing to store 17 vehicles, 25 rafts and six trailers on the level portion of the site. The vehicles include seven buses, eight vans, and one mini-bus. This site is about 18,000 sq. ft. in size. The proposed temporary use will operate from May 1, 1995 to August 31, 1995, with Some use of the site until October 31, 1995. Raft guides will begin raft preparation between 6:30am and 8:30am. This consists of loading rafts onto trailers, loading paddles, lifejackets, and safety equipment into the vehicles. There will also be a preparation period between 11:30am and 12:30pm. Rafts and equipment will return to the site between 4:00pm and 6:00pm. Upon return vehicles are cleaned out. There will also be some periodic maintenance and logistics taking place on the property throughout the day. No raft customers will be at this site. Visual impacts will be negligible due to an existing stand of trees between the site and neighboring properties. B. The compatibility of the proposed temporary use with the character, density and use of structures and uses in the immediate vicinity. Response: The property is zoned R-15A and is surrounded by the Conservation zone district on Aspen Mountain and the L/TR zone district to the north. There are several condominium projects to the north, the closest being about 100 feet away and at a lower elevation. The Juan street Affordable Housing project is adjacent to the site. C. The impacts of the proposed temporary use on pedestrian and vehicular traffic and traffic patterns, municipal services, noise levels, and neighborhood character. Response: The location of the storage area is part way up Aspen Street across the street from Skiers Chalet. The project will not require any municipal services to be extended to the site. Traffic to the site will have a minimal impact on vehicular and traffic patterns in this area of town. 1"""\ .~ Noise from the proposed use should be negligible due to the natural vegetative screening and the low impact of the storage and loading of rafting equipment. The surrounding uses are primarily lodging accommodations, an affordable housing project, and the recreational nature of Aspen Mountain. Colorado Rift Raft serves Aspen's visitors and locals for commercial rafting operations. D, The duration of the proposed temporary use, and whether a temporary use has previously been approved for the structure, parcel, property or location as proposed in the application, Response: Colorado Riff Raft has stored their equipment at the Aspen Highlands base area, however, this site will not be available this year due to proposed construction activities. The applicant has also been storing equipment near the Smuggler Tennis Club for several years, but that site is no longer available. Last year the applicant obtained approval from city council to use the Ritz Carlton construction staging site at the top of Mill Street. E. The purposes and intent of the zone district in which the temporary use is proposed. Response: The purpose of the R-15A zone district is, "to provide areas for long term residential purposes with customary accessory uses. Recreational and institutional uses customarily found in proximity to residential uses are included as conditional uses." Because of the lodging and recreational nature of this area and the separation this site has with neighboring residential properties, this temporary use seems to be compatible with the area. F. The relation of the temporary use to condi tions and character changes which may have occurred in the area and zone district in which the use is proposed. Response: The use is compatible with the neighboring L/TR zone district and serves the local and visitor population of Aspen. G. How the diminish welfare. proposed temporary use will the general public health, enhance safety or or Response: Storage of rafting related equipment of a local business should do nothing but enhance the general public health, safety or welfare of this community. 2 . . . . , " " . Subject prop~tty looking South ftom Lift One condo's GTound Level Leavea on hu&hco will eliminate ~08t if not all visibility. )' ~. . Looking South from the COrner of Dean and Aspen Street. This appears to be the moat viSible spot. A couple of parked vehicles on the subject lot will eliminate any other impact. I / / ~ , r. View looking north over ""bjec~ lot frolll Mine Dumps parking lot. Again the leaves Qn the bushes will eliminate any visual impact. . .- '. " , ." " -"", .. , ~ :~a"h -. \ r-. View looking east at Skiers Chalet Steak hours. "' <\i1"J" " "1{; -m.. . , , , ." \ ~ ~ View looking west_at new employee unitsl,beFlind fence. r , ~ Looking North East Towards town. Bottom~ of old lift One base. . ~ ~ View looking from Juan street towards Skiers Chalet steak house. You can see the roof of the steak house in the distance. ,~ .. .::.~ . ..~. .,...." ,...." ~ ~ '-" 8Jjp,~J ~~ f~LL5+' '-' "'-'. CZA,JI{OWf:>i'(]: , CZAJKOWBKI, 90 LA BALLE I~EW YORI~, MICHAEL SAI~DI'lA J. 8T; APT 1.6G NY 1.0(327 :. ,--,' LARKIN, THOMAB ..I. LAI,IO:H, t1ARYAI'm..I~. 26 CAMmnl\ RD.. W. PALM BEACH GARDEHS, 3:54:1B FL '-" LARKIN, THOMAB ..I.. AHD LARKIN, MARYANN K. 1. BHELDflAKE U4 PALM BEACH GARDEHS FL ~n4:l B....6B~>.0 ',-.' NOBLE, GUY T. ~ 2571 NE OCEAN BLVD 1405 STUART, FL 34996 ~, WEIBE, RICHARD H. ~. 1303 E. ALGONQUIN RD.. BCHAUMBURG IL 60:l96 GILLESPIE, JOHN E.. 9:l1.2 W" HEFi"IEF( YUKON, OK 73099 NITSCHKE, DR.. RUPERT AND NITSCHKE, ELIZABETH M. 670:1 I~. I:~H()DE IBLAHD BT. OKl..ioHOtlA CITY 'I OK 7:5:1:1:1. CAI:IEL.L, JOE j 17,65 ALA-.'MOANA BL VD HONOLULU, HI 96815 r-'" , FRIEDMAN, RICHARD L. 175 FEDERAL ST; SUITE 900 HOSTOI'I, MA 02110 WUGALTER, JOEL 11 HANOVER SQUARE NEW YORK, NY 10005 GLICKMAN, EDWIN C. HIGH SIERRA LTD. -C/O 1410 BROADWAY STE 606 NEW YORK NY 10018-5007 STEINER, DONALD R. 5536 SILVER RIDGE DR. STONE MOUNTAIN, GA :50007 J GLAUBINGER, LAWRENCE D. GLAUHI~~ER, LUCIENNE 437 GOLDEN ISLE DRIVE HALLANDALE, FL 33009 HARTMAN, CHRISTINA M. UND. 1/2 COHEI~, FAITH HAlnMAI~ tJl'ID. 1/2 2065 NE 24TH COURT FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33305 ,". GRAHAM,THEODORE 3575 MAUTZ-YEAGER ROAD MARION, OH 43302 <..J O'CONNOR, ROBERT W. 0' CONNOR, CATHEf<INE L. 600 W. PRAIRIE AVE. SOUTH BEND, IN 46601 LE CHARD, ALLAN P. LE CHARD, SIDNEY ANN H\0~~ BUCKHIGI-IAM I~OAD GrWSSE POINTE PARI~, MI 4B;.?;~~3 ....) RUDERMAN, ERIC P. AND MIMI E. r-. I.m I-OI'I-~'I. ~.rl.~~T PARKWAY j 7,,, .. .,"., " dO..'.. i)EHVEr~'J -- CO B0218 \ '-' ....) BERZIHS, INA AHD BEI:aHlS, JUIUS .m7m ~A~,T 1ST AVEHUE (;) y.~ ,.~ v.' I;~ ., ~~HVER, CO 80220 --- .'- CAIN. DOUGLAS M. AND CAIN COHSTANCE MOFFIT, 1960'HUDSOH STREET . 'lm~~m DEHVER, CO ,"~~Y.> THUSTEES ~ VICKEHY, MARIE B. 41 COUHTRY CLUB VILLAGE PUEBLO, CO 81008 - ~JAU)ROI~ , WALDF<OH, P. D. !)[)X ASPEH, GAILYH L.. GAILYI~ 10244 CO 81611 AnAMS, Hmlf'~":m B. P.O. BOX 11774 ASPEN, CO 81612 CUI.'II~IHGHAt1, P. P. O. BOX un7 ASPEH CO 81612 ELLIB, PAUL nAVID P.O. BOX :56:5;5 ASPEN, CO 81612 FARR, BRUCE K. AHD GAIL H. P.O. BOX ~j142 ASPEH, CO 131612 HEIMANH, GEORGE R. P.O. BOX 1:512 ASPEN, CO 81612 ZURCHER, AHTOHIA P. D. BOX ;>,WI.9 "1.'.11 I"() 81612 ABI'.'::.', ..,: CF<AIG, ,MICHAEL f~LAN 1~~1'.E DURANT i,~04 AoP~N CO 81611 r-. LIFT ONE CONDO~II.I\JM' " ABSOCIATWI~ 131 EAST DURANT AVENUE A\,PEN, CO 81611 STEPHENS, JOHN M. 131 E DURANT 1309 ASPEN CO 81611 DOPKII~, HAI~LAN P.O. BOX 4696 ASPEN, CO 81612 CASSIDAY, BARBARA 8522 N B2ND STRFFT SCOTTSDALE, AZ- 8525B REED, LYI~N W. 6434 RlO GHANDE ~I~J ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87 Hl? /' MULK"'.-Y, , DR" DAVID A TRUSTEE . 611 BPYGLASS LANE Lf~\' VEGAB, NV 89 11117 CHU I~AMIL.Y TRUST...2/3 HIT. LU, CHy.[..i-\ANG (;, I~ANCY"1I3 3~ CORMORANT ClRCL.E . N~WPORT BEACH, CA AND IIH. 92660 VANDERWAL.L, DEAN ROBERT ~n1 EAST POST L.ONE PINE, CA 9~'Ic)4~5 --_. ,.-.- ~' f.tERHOHBT, JEF\R--f'rt4D CAROl.E ~;'S8b HAVE~I ROt-iD rlIRHIHGHAM, HI 4'lQI:l.(3 ---/ TYDEN FAMIl.Y FARMS PARTHERSHIP b0% I~ GROOS, HICHOl.AS D. 41% IHT. 210 H IHDUSTRIAL PARK RD HASTIHGS HI 49058 "-~/ GREINER, JERRY H. AND TERESA U" .~. 1401 ROSEl.AWH WEST ROSEVIl.l.E, HH 55113 BF\OWI'I, EDWARD L" -..J BOX 2604 I~APERVILLE, IL 60566 ........./ MIl.TON ZALE TRUBT AGREEMENT JACOf.tSOH l.IVIHG TRUST 2019 I~Hlt\ORE CHICAGO, IL 60614 ROARIHG FORK PROPERTIES ~';\3~)~) 26TH AVEHUE ROCKFORD, IL 61109 WARSTLER, ROBERT T" 4920 HOLLY TREE DR" DAl.AS TX 75287 LACY, ROANE M., JR" p" 0. I!OX 2\3788 WACO, TX 76702 ROBLES, ENRIQUE ALVAREZ ALVAREZ, CRISTINA RT 15FH 2854; BOX 420 CONHOE, TX 77301 CAl.KIHS, GEORGE W. 5100 E QUIHCY AVE" EHGLEWOOD, CO 80110 KHOWl.TOH, VERA JEAH 2552 E ALAMEDA; SUITE 31 ..... j"n 80209 .J. LEVY, CARL F. TRUST ~ 421 WARWICK I~OAD I<I:;N I LWClF\TH , IL 60043 DONCER, JOYCE -../ 7641 W 123RD PLACE PALOS HEIGHTS, IL 6046:5 DIXON, ROGER M. 6TH FLOOR; LEE PARK CENTER DALLAS, TX 75219 DIXON, . F(OGEI~ M. AI~D DIXIE H. 6TH FLOOR, LEE PARI< CENTER :5141 HOOD ST. DALLAS, TX 75219 CALDWELL, DEBRA AND CHARLES 62~S AUSTIN ST. SAN ANGELO, TX 76'/0:5 .~ CALAWAY, JAMES C. >. '",. 811 DALLAS ST STE 1214 HOUSTClN TX 77002 ,;;,J VAN TONGEREN, HAROLD V. VAN TONGEREN, LIDIA M. 2000 E l~?TH AVE; 22ND FLOOR DENVER, CO 80206 ......./., SCHAYER, CHARLES M. III HClRTON, KAREN ,JANE TRUST 588 S PONTIAC WAY DENVER, CO 80224 HAMMOND, YVONNE F. P..O. BOX 280 EVERGREEN, CO 80439 -<.:.- DALY CONSTRUCTIDN INC. 520 WEST HALLAM STREET ASF~N CO 81611 .~ GLEI'IN, SALLY RAE '-' 504 WEST HALLAM MWE~I", CO 81611 ,"" ZOLLER FAMILY TRUST 201...I...EH, ~,~JREI'~CE & ZDLL.EF~,! HELEH, TF,U~:;. SIERRA GRANDE 615, MEXICO 10, D.F. MEXICD ~; ~ BAKER, CHARLES E. JR. PHITCHARD, BARBARA M. 333 EAST 7~"iTH. NEW YDRK, NY 10001 "!.. ~ GARRETT, RICHAHD J. GARI',ETT, AH~I S" 405 ALLENS CREEK HOAD ROCHESTER, NY 14618 ""::":... LIIHDI"I, I"EGGY 75 CHASEWODD CIRCLE. 1:~OCHEsrER, HY 1461 B....::;420 '-- HATCHEl~, HUGH s. HATCHER, JENNIFER M. 2806 DUMBARTON STREET NW WASHIHGTON, DC 20007 ""' SOUTHPO I ~IT--SUMI'IEF~ COF':F'ORA T I ON 4828 FORT SUMNER DHIVE BETHESDA, MD 20816 THAVERS, OLIVER S. TRAVERS, MARY JEAH 2427 BOSTOI~ 8T. BALTIMORE, MD 21224 (,JOLK, PMJI... THE DELL HUME, VA ::.~26~59 SCHROEDER, C.M. JR. 8CHROEDEH, BETTY ANH 3629 ROCI<HIDGE ROAD COLUMBIA, 8C 29206 HEFLEY, KARL TRUST 8171 BAY COLONY DR. 11102 NAPLES, FL 33963 HERSHBERGER, PHILIP G. 2737 CLUB TERRACE FT.. WAYNE, IN 46804 ;I"', '-' SOUTH POINT CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION ,-" 205 E DUKANT AV 121" .,-, AGPU,I, CO B16U. .~..;'"-",.." CYS, RICHARD L. AND KAREN L. ;~" BATES, NATHANIEL B. ,.J' 5301 CHAMBERLIN AVENUE CHEVY CHASE, MD 20815 "'"' P"O. BOX 9909 ASPEN CO 81612 LERNER, EFFIE M. ECKLUND GEORGE J. LOGAN ATTN: NBD BANK 1603 ORRINGTON AVE. EVANSTON, IL 60204 '-' 8M~m8, VR~DDGCOURTNEY ~" 440 HENDIUCI'(S :W FORT LAUDERDALE FL 3:301..-:,709 HILL, EUGENE D. JF~. :lI2 HILL, CLAUDIA R. 1/2 3910 S. HILLCREST DRIVE DEI~VER, CO 80237 '"-" SMITH, PATRICK A. P"O. BOX 68f:l BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI 48313:5 KLEINEF~, JOI"IN P. GENTRY REAL ESTATE CORPORATION :5~5 SECOND STREET COLORADO SPRINGS, .~~" 310 ELLIS BLVD. ,JEFFEF~SON CI TY'J NO 6~H01 CO B0906 O'BRIEN, MAUREEN PICARD, DEBORA J. PICAFW., DOUGLAS ~i" .... JT TENr'd'i""rs 3246 SEPULVEDA BLVD 1209 TORRANCE CA 90505 611 SOUTH MONARCH STREET ASPEN, CO 81611 KLEINER, MARGERY A. LOCHHEAD, RAYMOND R. LOCHHEAD, EMILIE M. 200 SHEI:,WOOD ROAD PASO ROBLES, CA 93446 ./ P.O. BOX 4191 ASPEN, CO B1612 ~ LOCHHEAD, I~An1(Hm I:~. LOCHHEAD, EMILIE M" 200 SHERWOOD ROAD PASO ROBLES, CA 93446 ( /,- '-" ,.,,;/ .J ~. ,~\ ../ .~ (19t8 OJ '033 ~:~ t.r (':: t >< C) H .' D ~t'-l 1(1"1 0l )1"18 N(:lIIIaa~ SJWi AI~V~~W()J ~)I~lI~S N3,.:!! .j If9T8 (:):1 ~I_~i.::i J:::) 1,:)!"!:J"':'.:/~) :::~ I"~,': 1-'!::Jdf:)J.:) .::/CI .J...!..I ~T .l,()"l T ~"lg NQ(IV S~Jl)I'!I~(. (19tB OJ f'/'_i:J<:i::; DV? >{O:J "fJ" "0: G;~:!~}I'tj(JH (, ..\J;~:I(.) BARBEE, JOHN W. 1/3 INT. 1:;UCHEIliEF:, H(,LLIE B. 1/::5 IHT" P. O. l::DX ?l:la (.:f~;>PEI"I'J CD B:1. (;; 1 ~~~ tt918 OJ H3dS J,f:; t:;/l-..l::]"'I'..;}:':"1 n VI';: I"'] d S I.~.l .::1 Cl )'" ..I; )'l;::!~)d :::I!'-fU J.::I J SAVAHAH LIMITED PARTHERSHIP EAMES ADDITION BLK 6 LOT 1-22 515 8M GAl_ENA ST~ ASPEH, CO B1611 (~:'I:(?lO O~) "I".I:::IdU' "i:';C"/: XCiH "D ", NOI1V~(:ld~1(:I~ (J(IV~1IJ-l(:)J \ .JHI '3JGOl IdS 3snOH GO~llUI ASPEN/PITKIN COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY ;.:: T (? Tn CJ] )'1'.1:::1,::1'::); ~::: Y.:' /~ ::/ iJ :.} "('i ,. 5::50 E tit-IIN ~:;T ASPEN CO 81611 " r.J 0: ;'~:I~) (Ii D H r. ), ::1 ;::11: I ASPEN/PITKIN COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY T l....:.:rE OJ ('1".1]-::1 ~:~ I) !.:.:;:?l0 E ~11~'1IN sr ASPEN CO 81611 ..l~~ ~!~13'.IV9 ~~3 ~.~~ 0~.url 10.1 it ~"18 N[II.I.Iaa~ S:JWV::1 dIHSd3N!dVd G3!INIl HVNV^~S ASPEN/PITKIN COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY ~T9r8 (J:I l'IJ,::lf;~ ~:':;l..?: )(D~:I ~ 0 "d ul~'I X0~ "Nr ~~IV~I.:l ~~3SNI"loa -.iNI %0g Nl'ior '~JSI~I"loa ~:)3G E ~1"" I H ST ASPEN CO 81611 ~r918 OJ ~!',IJc!~~V n~',,;,:::"[: )(00 "C.l ",j 1./:1 I J I ((()';;.' ~:;]I,.I')] A~I~(~W01 ~NII)S 1~3(~~::V I: 'j:\;.:'TH Cl::) 1'.I:Jd:..:') ..1.. ~::. I) J...r :::I "'jl.} ~J S ~::.; T ~;':; ~'~'-l S10" '[1 )1'18 ~1(lI.lla(I~ S~~NV:::r dIHl3~~JI~J~JVd G3.lJ:WIl }1~1~~AV~J NANCY T. . .".'-'10 10022 PATRICK BAY SHORE DR; SUITE :H5 FL 33133 8M-iS, SEELBACH, 45000 S. CHAGRIN - C/O OH 44022 DINGWALL, DI 717 BLOOMF . AGRr~EME::NT OF TR TFW~;TEEC HILLS MI 4B304 1/2 INT. NANCY M. 1/2 AVENUE 53545 I~YAN, COPE, G. 216 SOUTH JANESV H. & Et.D WI , L. & R .COMPAI~Y HAROLD C. LYMAN, PF<ECSIDENT ~~0430 LAKEV.IEW AVENUE EXCELSIOR, MN 55331 TUCKER, COLOROW 5:503 EliINA, VENn~ES, DANIELB. JR. B55 VINE PLACE MOUND, MN 55364 KORRELL, MARJORIE LOIS N 23RD AVE MEl.ROSE PAF<K, , IL 601.60 INT. . ~, q J SERRAO, PETER R. FAMIL.Y PARHIERSHIP .,-, , :)~!\)(? GREEI~BIUAR \ C(l!'<PUS CHFnSTI TX '--I 7f:l41.~~ v KAI'lI~, TOMAS M. -...) f:l09 S. ASPEN ST. *f:l CO '.'16:l1 ASPI~N, " '-> MENDEL, M. MARK J'r 'r"'I"AIHS MENDEL, GRACE A. -. ~. B09 S ASPEN ST *16 ASPEN CO 81611 ..... """ SHADOW MOUNTAIN CONDOMINIUM COATS, REID & WAL.DRON- C/O 720 EAST HYMAN AVENUE ASPEN, CO f:l1611 v -..:;, HANG TEN ADVENTURES C/O GAin NICHOLS P. O. BOX 8l.l.6 ASPEN, CO 81612 ,....... ~. L ]' C' .J A M E'_ C, '.1 Yf" () N EL ...>, _ ~ , .:::;: 17 1/2 FLEET STREET MARINA DEL REY, CA 90292 \.J BIEL, ALEXANDER L. BIEl.., LEE ~1. 381 LOVELL AVENUE MILL VAl.L.EY, .CA 94941 'v ~ "-.' ~ ASPEN/PITKIN COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY ~ ':::/ ~i:50 E MAIN ST ASPEN CO 81611 -G, ASPEN/PITKIN COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY .,..C ~ 530 E MAIN ST ASPEN CO 81611 ASPEN/PITKIN COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY ~;3el E tiAIN ST ASPFI~ CO 13:1.61:1. CI-HATE, KENNETH R. AND ,JEANNETTE "..., '-' 12~ PACI~IC AVE. IIEIHCE, CA 913291 ELDER, .JERRY L. .-.,/. 72B0 ENCELIA DIUVE LA JOLLA, CA 92037 .....} EI...DEf~, JEI~I~Y L. P.O. BOX 308 LA JOLLA CA 9211r'5 -.....;.': ~ ~ - ,~,/ .-' ANDERSON, BRIAN W. 213 RAYNOR STREET ISELIN, NJ 08830 <.v '.. '--- v .~ ~ .- ~.-.,;' DAVIB, CAI,OL 1.... (66 2/3 II>lT,,) I',HD HUFFMAN, ~ Ff~ANK (~n in INT,,) 77ll WES', .I~ EW HOUSTON, TX 77055 .-:y 'y MONICLE, ETHEL M" .!!II 1733 MONTAHE DR E GOLDEH CD 8040l y SAIKHOH, JEFFREY S,,' TRUSTEE ,'wi 772B I...UDIHG'~H PI... LA JOLLA, CA 92037 '-' ~