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Home My WebLink Aboutminutes.apz.19781221RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves fORM f0 C. F. NOECR EL B. B. B L G0. Regular Meeting Planning & Zoning December 21, 1976 Chairman Collins called the meeting to order at 5:15 p.m. with members Abbott, Isaac, and Hunt present. Minutes Hunt moved to table the minutes; seconded by Abbott. All in favor, motion carried. Historic This is a continuation of a public hearing from the previous District P & Z meeting. Chairman Collins re-opened the public hear- Expansion ing. John Stanford, planning office, illustrated the areas to be included on a map. These are Hopkins street between Hunter and Spring streets; Hopkins street between Monarch and Garmisch streets, and Herron house, Thom-Ferrill house, and Little Red Ski Haus and Snow Queen. Stanford told the Commission that the documentation would be done by Vera Kirkpatrick. This includes old maps, abstract books at the Courthouse, tax assessment records, Aspen Times, and the Willetts maps. Jim Moran, represeting Bill Walton, said this is an effort to designate as historic against the owner's wishes. It is unfair to let a block become so important. If the present zoning is residential or office, an owner should be allowed to build. People should also be allowed to move their houses to whereve they want. Lary Groen, chairman of the Historic Preservation Commission, stated that historic designation does not prevent someone from moving a house from a site. Groen read a letter in the Aspen Times in support of historic designation. Leslie Troyer, Bill Walton, Anne Chapman, and Phil Holstein spoke against historic designation, especially Hopkins street between Hunter and Spring streets. Holstein stated that this zoning overlay is unfair. The city is getting value for the community from individuals, and penalizing the owners. Stanford said there is a resolution from the HPC recommend- ing this to the P & Z. Contact to property owners was the same as that used for other histroic designation. Individ- ual designations are permitted in the Code. Out of about 25 owners, the responses were 3 favorable and 12 unfavor- able. Groen stated that the HPC made two recommendations; (1) four individual structures be designated historic, and (2) the expansion of the commercial core area as historic. Bob Stardoj suggested that the houses on E. Hopkins be appraised and let the City buy them. This issue of contact versus notice was discussed. Groen stated that 60 to 70 owners were contacted; 75 per cent are not in favor. There have been two appeals to Council. Hunt stated he was sympathetic towards owners who want to move their houses. The historic zoning on E. Hopkins street would be a depri- vation of use of property. Collins agreed that economic deprivations may be a matter for consideration. Hunt moved to continue this public hearing until the next meeting; seconded by Abbott. All in favor, motion carried. Pitkin Mesa Hal Clark, planning office explained this is a public hear- Subdivision ing to consider rezoning of Lot 2, Block 2, Pitkin Mesa to Rezoning R-15. This lot has recently been annexed to the City and is surrounded with contiguous R-15 zoning on both sides. There is an existing duplex on the property. Condominiumi- zation of the duplex has been approved by the P & Z with .-~ xzaT~ Aqr~ 'zagnE udzLjgEx /~3!y •pa?zzeo uo?gow 'zone; uj '[jEj '~EESj ~q papuooas •w•d ZZ:L qE uznoCpE oq panow qung •pa?zzeo uo?gow 'zone; u? TT~Z •oEESj Aq papuooas :LL6T '~ ~zanuEr o} guawpuawe gETd uo?s?n?pgns RIId uew~g-wnpaM aqq aTgEg oq panow qung •paizzeo uo?gow 'zonE; u? -[TFj •oEESj Aq papuooas LL6T '8T AzenuEr og Tesodozd bu?uozaz aLiq Ma?naz og bu?zeaLj o?Tgnd aLiq gas o; panow Bung •pa?zzEO uo?qow 'zonE; u? 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