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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHPC Jan 13 2021_sara1020 East Cooper Project INTRODUCTION January 13, 2021 • HPC Conceptual Review • Relocation • Demolition (rear sheds) • Growth Management • Transportation & Parking • Establishment of Afford- able Housing Credits 1020 East Cooper Project INTRODUCTION Project Team Ownership 1020 East Cooper LLC controlled and managed by James DeFrancia and Jean Coulter Land Planning Sara Adams, BendonAdams Architecture Brian Beazley, DJA Engineering Jesse Swann, Sopris Engineering General Contractor Jason Morley, RA Nelson 1020 East Cooper Project BACKGROUND 1020 East Cooper Project CONTEXT 1020 East Cooper Project CONTEXT 1020 East Cooper Project DIMENSIONS + SITE PLAN RMF Zone District Dimensional Requirement 1020 East Cooper Project Lot Size No minimum lot size for historic properties. See non-conforming lot of record 4,379sf *non-conforming lot of record Floor Area 1:25:1 and 5,474sf 0.97:1 and 4,241sf Density •Less than 1 unit/1,500 sf of lot area = .75:1 FAR •Equal to or greater than 1 unit/1,500sf of lot area = 1.25:1 FAR •Equal to or greater than 1 unit/750sf of lot area = 1.5:1 FAR 5 units on 4,379sf lot = 1 unit/ 875.8 sf of lot area Max. height 32 ft 31 ft 8.25 in Front Setback 5 ft 5 ft Side Setbacks 5 ft 5 ft Rear Setbacks 5 ft 5 ft Parking Mitigation for 5 parking spaces, with ability to pay cash in lieu pay- ment for all 5 spaces 4 on-site spaces provided, cash in lieu payment for 1 space Trash and Recycle Area size 120 sf 124.72 sf 1020 East Cooper Project FLOOR PLANS Housing Unit Amenities • 5 units total 3 @ 2-bedroom units 2 @ 3-bedroom units Category 4 or lower • 12.75 FTEs generated • Exterior storage for 3 units • 4 onsite parking spaces • Private deck/porch all units • Washer/Dryer all units • 2 full bathrooms all units • Membership to Car-To-Go • Onsite bike rack • Outdoor amenity space • Walking distance to downtown 1020 East Cooper Project FLOOR PLANS Housing Unit Amenities • 5 units total 3 @ 2-bedroom units 2 @ 3-bedroom units • 12.75 FTEs generated • Exterior storage all units • 4 onsite parking spaces • Private deck/porch all units • Washer/Dryer all units • 2 full bathrooms all units • Membership to Car-To-Go • Onsite bike rack • Outdoor amenity space • Walking distance to downtown 1020 East Cooper Project HOUSING UNIT SUMMARY Affordable Housing Unit Breakdown Unit #Bedroom Basement Net Livable Area (sf) Ground Level Net Livable Area (sf) Second Level Net Livable Area (sf) Third Level Net Livable Area (sf) Total Size (sf) without storage Exterior Storage Landmark 101 2 462.52 450.47 103.9*-1,016.9 removed Landmark 102 2 482.85 477.6 101.16*-1,061.6 removed Unit 103 2 436.51 471.54 --908.1 7.53 Unit 201 3 --1,011.8 -1,011.8 43.06 Unit 301 3 ---1,013.0 1,013.0 43.06 Total Net Livable Area (SF)5,011.38 1020 East Cooper Project ELEVATIONS + RENDERINGS 1020 East Cooper Project ELEVATIONS + RENDERINGS 1020 East Cooper Project COMMUNITY OUTREACH Neighborhood Communication • Dedicated project website - Hosts application, renderings, project timeline, and FAQ - Provides regular project updates and scheduling information - Allows participants to register to receive project updates via email • FAQ - Updated as project team receives questions and comments - Provides project dimensions, AH program background, HP information, and renderings • Dedicated project email • Online meetings to introduce project team members, scope of project, timeline, and renderings 1020 East Cooper Project FAQ INTRODUCTION The 1020 East Cooper project is a 100% aff ordable housing project that balances multiple community goals including historic preservation, aff ordable housing, environmental sustainability, and local community character. 1020 East Cooper will restore an historic 19th century miner’s cabin and add a new detached building along the alley to house a mix of two and three bedroom units The 1020 Project follows in the footsteps of other aff ordable housing projects in bringing critical housing infrastructure to our growing town. The Project is designed around the residential restoration of one of Aspen’s historic miner’s cabins and former residence of columnist and longtime local Su Lum. In addition to historic preservation, the Project  ts into the existing multi-family neighborhood context, meets zoning requirements, and is walking distance to downtown. 1020 East Cooper Project CONCLUSION “We believe that a strong and diverse year-round community and a viable and healthy local workforce are fundamental cornerstones for the sustainability of the Aspen Area community.” - 2012 AACP “Not every guideline will apply to each project, and some balancing of the guidelines must occur on a case-by- case basis...It must be emphasized that these are only guidelines…and need to be weighed with the practicality of the measure.” - Introduction, Aspen Historic Preservation Design Guidelines “The creation of affordable housing is the responsibility of our entire community, not just government.” - 2012 AACP Thank You