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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.apz.19790522 - approval of house2- Special 'Meeting May 22, 1979 ZG Builders, Subdivision Exemption Gordon Stream Margin Review Shoaf Riverside, Subdivision Exception Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission situation was bad and supported the new screening proposal and moving the trash service area to the inner part of the alley. Norm Burns, a member of the HPC, asked how they would re- view this application since one of the three buildings is historically designated. Klar suggested that they pursue having the whole complex historically designated. Klar moved to approve the application for the expansion of Arthur's Restaurant and the expansion of the conditional use as well as to reduce the off-street parking spaces from 20 to 15 and to approve the additional possibility of the two additional employee bedrooms and all of this is con- ditional upon meeting with Tom Dunlop and solving siting, screening and landscaping, etc, so that it is compatible with the residential area it surrounds, Hedstrom seconded. All in favor, motion approved. Anderson stepped up to his position as commission member. Jolene Vrchota of the Planning Office introduced the application. This is an application for subdivision for a nearly completed duplex on Lot 38, Filing 1 of the West Aspen Subdivision. The Planning Office recommends approval with conditions. The City Attorney and the City Engineer recommend approval witih conditions. Gideon Kaufman noted that two of the conditions were satis- fied. There are separate taps and the drainage was con- structed per the City Engineer's requests. He had a problem with the condition that the driveway be a maximum of 18 feet since there are two double garages. The code calls for this maximum to minimize curb cuts but Kaufman noted that there are no curbs in this area. He said he would resolve this with the City Engineer. Hedstrom moved to recommend exemption from the subdivision regulations for the ZG Builders duplex on Lot 38, Filing 1 of the West Aspen Subdivision inasmuch as such exemption will not conflict with the intention and purposes of the regulations and subject to the following conditions: 1) the property shall be deed restricted to a six-month minimum lease term with no greater than two shorter tenan- cies in any claendar year, 2) the width of the driveway curb cut shall be as worked out to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, 3) the drainage provisions of the subgrade garage meet the approval of the City Engineer, 4) separate water taps and meters be provided each of the duplex units, Harvey seconded. All in favor, motion approved. Grice introduced the application. The applicants are beginning full subdivision review and this will come througt P&Z. The house is located 20-30 feet above the stream with a steep slope. There is need for a public trail easement through the property. The Planning Office and City Engineer recommend approval subject to the grant of an adequate trail easement. Klar moved to approve the application requesting stream margin review for the Gordon residence contingent the granting of a trail easement through the property, McDonnell seconded. All in favor, motion approved. Grice introduced the application. This property is located just above Herron Park. He noted the floodplain line on the map is incorrect. They are requesting exception from the conceptual stage of the subdivision procedures. The Planning Office feels this is appropriate since the utili- ties exist, etc. They request splitting the 30,000 square