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Home My WebLink Aboutminutes.apz.19760120RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves FORN M G F. NOELR EL 6. B. G L CO. Regular Meeting Plannin and Zoning Commission January 20, 1976 Meeting was called to order by Chairman Jack Jenkins at 5:20 p.m. with members Roger Hunt, Chic Collins, Pat Dobie, and Danny Abbott present. Also present was City County Planner Kane, City Attorney Stuller and City Manager Mahoney. Approval of Minutes Hunt moved to approve the minutes of November 4, November 12, November 18, November 25, December 2, Study Session of December 4, December 9, December 16, and January 6 with the unseconded motion to correct the aforementioned minutes becoming operative plus the following spelling corrections--Greta to Gretl, Doremis to Doremus, assest to assess; seconded by Dobie. All in favor, motion carried. New Business Kane asked if the Planning and Zoning would schedule for their next meeting a work session on the Little Annie Ski Basin. The Commission agreed to have a work session. Motion Hunt made a motion to table the Park Circle Condominiums and Wedum-Hyman Preliminary Plat. Hunt retracted his motion. Jenkins suggested they do as much as they can. Jenkins opened the public hearing on the Wedum-Hyman. Hunt moved to continue the Wedum-Hyman to Tuesday, January 27; seconded by Collins. All in favor, motion carried. Urban Mass Transit Kane felt the Commission was questioning the comprehensive- Report ness and overview of the transportation plan and how the parking relates to the transportation program. Therefore, Kane asked Al Blo m7uist to report to the Planning and Zoning Commission so they could get the status of the UMTA application and what the alternatives and analysis needs are at this time. Blomquist suggested that a few members from the Planning and Zoning Commission meet with the citizens design caucus to keep informed and up-to-date with what is happening with the design. Within the next three months what is going to be studied is an alternatives analysis program in which $200,000 was granted for this study. Bloomquist mentioned a possibility of the Hagen's cars being sold before the study is complete; and replacement cars may not be avialable. Thus, the cost comparison may shift heavily in favor of the bus system and may eliminate the rail. Therefore, during the alternatives analysis period there will be a full and complete planning project on the bus as well as the rail and the auto alternative. Blomquist mentioned that UMTA was in favor of the proposal because of all the factual information which was presented to UMTA on Aspen becoming oriented towards an automobile disincentive city. Blomquist presented to the Commission several charts showing costs related to the expansion of the mall, Rio Grande property, the shuttle system etc.; this all tied in with how Aspen is becoming an auto disencentive area. Blomquist mentioned four alternatives which can be taken those being: 1) do nothing to continue rapid growth rate, upzone instead of downzoning, build a four lane highway, etc.; 2) stop everything; 3) the ATE bus alternative--it would be less reliable in the winter than the trains and would be more expensive over the 20 year period and would require a four lane highway; 4) the light rail system. After the present stage, the -~~ -z - u}?M guags?suoo s? ~? pue apoo bu?uoz auq 3o squau~az?nba.z aqq ugTM dTdiuoo saop asn aug geuq pauo?quau[ su?xuar •bu?zeag p?Tgnd aqq pasoTo su?xuar •uuI aazy iunTd auq og zasoTo pans aoueuaqu?eui aqq bu?gqnd ~o sa?q?Tq?ssod aqq gE xooT oq pap?oap dauouEW .zabeuEW dq?J • agezauab tLEUI g? uo?uM oi33EZg auq 'quaiud?nba .zabzET bu?.zogs a.zngn3 aqq u? pans auq 30 ~g?T?q?ssod auq 'uuI aa.zy amid auq .zEau pans auq anew oq pagsabbns osTE sEM g? 'as.znoo 3Tob auq og .zasoTo pans aoueuaquTEUI auq anEu oq pagsabbns sEM q? 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F. XOEIX EL 0. 9. G L C0. Regular Meeting Planning and Zoning Commission January 20, 1976 Maintenance Shed the zoning code in the applicable district; but is it (cont'd) compatible with the surrounding land use and uses in the area. City Manager Mahoney reassured the Commisiion there will not be junk or equipment hanging around the outside area of the shed. Public Hearing Kane explained that this is a conditonal use hearing for Record Shop a proposed record and music accessory shop in the Durant Mall. There was a vote by the Planning Commission to include record shops as a permitted conditional use in the N/C zone. Kane felt the request should be approved because it represents what the applicant spoke about at the last meeting and meets the criteria of the conditional use provision. It will also be a conditional use if there is an application to put a record shop in the Trueman property building. Collins was against putting the record shop in the Durant Mall. Collins felt by putting businesses for local residents -the commercial core will deterioate and tourist typc~~ shops will be the only kind in the mall. Herb Klien, representing the applicant, summarized as to why a record shop should be a use in the Durant Mall. The business is oriented towards the local resident; it fits in the N/C zoning district; it provides for one- stop type shopping for local residents; a record shop would fulfill frequent buying needs; wide variety of muscial services will be offered. Klien presented a floor plan of the music shop which indicated a variety of services that will be offered. Jenkins closed the public hearing. Public Hearing Jenkins opened the public hearing on the bread and pastry Bread and Pastry shop. Jenkins read into the record a letter from Don Shop Lemos expressing his support for the bread and pastry shop. Hunt asked if Kalin intended to prepare and sell sandwiche and hot or cold drinks on the premises for consumption. Kalin replied they would not be. Kalin explained there will be no baking or any food preparation on the premises. All the goods sold will be shipped in from outside of the City every morning. The purpose of the bakery will be to provide just a retail outlet for the items to be brought in. The total retail area is 450-500 square feet. Jenkins asked for a better floor plan. Jenkins closed the public hearing. Callahan Subdivision Jenkins opened the public hearing. Kane explained the separate actions which the Planning and Zoning Commission had to take. They are the Final Planned Unit Development Plan; a Conditional Use determination forthe recreational facility; a Stream Margin review; and a revision of the preliminary plat. Kane mentioned Clark had looked at the flood plain maps, and the buildings are situated above the 100 year flood plain and do not affect the Roaring Fork River. 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