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Home My WebLink Aboutminutes.apz.19760210 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves C. F. HOE[MEL B. Regular Meetin Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission February 10 1976 Meeting was called to order by Chairman Jack Jenkins at 5:45 p.m. with members Patrick Dobie, Allison Downing, Roger Hunt, Danny Abbott, and Chic Collins present. Also present was City/County Planner, Bill Kane; and John Stanford from the Planning Department along with Hal Clark. Stan Johnson Property At 5:00 p.m. the following members went on an on-site inspection of the Stan Johnson Property: Jack Jenkins Roger Hunt, Allison Downing, Patrick Dobie, and Danny Abbott; excused was Chic Collins from the on-site inspection. t" ~ ~~ < j~.~,(t cll.. (~~~.~n~1 ~~~c ~_"",ctt~ Cti^~~ Chuck Brandt, representing the Stan Johnson Property, questioned whether the easement does or does not create a problem, whether the conservation zone was erroneously or mistakingly applied to the property in April of 1975 and whether conservation zoning is an appropriate zoning for the property. Kane pointed out why the property was zoned C-Conservation: 1) the urban design plan showed a need for continuing a skier easement from Little Nell out to the town; 2) it was felt that the site was over-laned by a series of easements (skiers easements, access Basemen s, over- head electric pump station) there was ~r triangle of land that remained a buildable site; 3) C-Conservation did allow for limited commercial facilities in connec- tion with the ski recreation. Kane also reponded that it did not constitute a confiscation or other taking of the land and has been represented by the following: 1) it was not a taking; 2) it wasn't in conformance with an urban design plan that was reviewed and supported by the Planning and Zoning and the City Council; 3) C-Conservation did not represent a taking or an excessive confiscation of the land. What would make sense for that property would be a ski ticket sales window or a small facility. Kane mentioned that the easement configuration should bed ^F '* ~.~.g.z --b~i~ding. Brandt felt different about the points Kane brought forth. Because of the many legal questions which were being brought forth which needed further research before they could be answered; Kane suggested to the Commission to table the Stan Johnson Property request until the planning office put together an outline and memorandum outlining what exactly has happened. Kane felt it would be wise to refer the plat being shown to the engineering department and have them comment and if the plat is correct, the notice requirements are correct the planning department would be willing to recommend that a zoning change be made. Brandt mentioned the three easements which City Attorney Stuller will have to comment on: 1) water line; 2) ski corporation easement it is an undefined easement; 3) an easement which runs to the north of nell owners, ingress and egress over the lot; legal research has shown that property owner can channel such an easement so long as the right of ingress and egress is not impaired. Motion Hunt moved to table the Stan Johnson property until further preparation is completed and there is response from the planning office; seconded by Downing. 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Stanford developed a time table in which the commission members are to put down their goals and objectives. The steps the commission should follow in filling in the chart are: 1) look at previous goals and objectives; what has been done in the past; 2) what are some existing problems that we have. Maybe changing past goals or developing new goals; 3) then develop new goals and objectives. When the commission does adopt a set of policies, the commission won't have the problems it presently has in making decisions about a project. Kane asked that everyone read the reports and be thourghly familar with what they say so that they can be discussed intelligently to be able to decide what should be changed, where are the weaknesses, should they be updated. Stanford asked the members to identify between a goal and an objective. A goal is where you want to try and end up. An objective is a general way of getting there. Abbott made a motion to adjourn at 7:10 p.m.; seconded by Hunt. L~l y M lym, D uty City Clerk