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PETITION FOR ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY
TO THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO
We, the undersigned, being landowners within the
exterior boundaries of the territory hereinafter described,
do hereby respectfully petition the City Council of the City
of Aspen, Colorado, to annex said territory to the City in
accordance with the provisions of Chapter 139, Colorado Re-
vised Statutes, 1963, as amended, and allege as follows:
1. That it is desirable and necessary that such
territory be annexed to the Municipality.
2. That the requirements of Sections 139-21-3,
CRS.1963, as amended, and 139-21-4., CRS.1963 , as amended,
exist or are met.
3. That the signers of the Petition comprise the
landowners of more than 50% of the territory included in
the area proposed to be annexed, exclusive of streets and
alleys.
4. That the legal description of the area to be
annexed is as follows:
A parcel of land being part of the North Texas Millsite,
M.S. 32881, lying Westerly of and contiguous with line 6-7
of Aspen Townsite, more fully described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the Easterly line of said North
Texas Millsite whence corner No. 2 of said North Texas
Millsite bears N070381E 1.06 feet; thence following said
Easterly line S07038'00"W 470.10 feet to corner No. 1 of
said North Texas Millsite; thence following the Southerly
line of said North Texas Millsite N74°30'00"W 245.85 feet
to corner No. 4 of said North Texas Millsite; thence fol-
lowing the Westerly line of said North Texas Millsite
N15030'00"E 37.00 feet; thence N2501412511E 93.62 feet;
thence N11010119"E 209.87 feet to a point on the Westerly
line of said North Texas Millsite; thence following said
Westerly line N15030'00"E 128.15 feet to corner No. 3 of
said North Texas Millsite; thence following the Northerly
line of said North Texas Millsite S74030100"E 1.98 feet;
thence S09°05'27"W 9.10 feet; thence S80°54'33"E 2.00 feet;
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LAND OWNED
thence S09005'27"W 3.30 feet; thence S80054'33"E 18.05
feet; thence N09005'27"E 3.30 feet; thence S80054'33"E
9.15 feet; thence N09005'27"E 5.82 feet to a point on
said Northerly line; thence following said Northerly line
S74030'00"E 70.75 feet; thence S14019'48"W 0.38 feet;
thence S75040112"E 26.25 feet; thence S14019'48"W 17.10
feet; thence S75040'12"E 34.90 feet;thence N14019'48"E
17.10 feet; thence S75040'12"E 6.10 feet; thence S14019'
48"W 2.25 feet; thence S75040112"E 12.11 feet to the point
of beginning, containing 2.214 acres, more or less.
This Petition is conditioned upon the above -described
land being rezoned AR-1 effective as of the date the
land becomes a part of the City of Aspen.
The Villa of Aspen, Inc.
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OWNERS NAME
By: Ronald H. Windemuller, President
OWNERS NAME
P.O. Box 679, ,Aspen, Colorado 81611
MAILING ADDRESS
972
DATE OF SIGNATURE
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ATT0Rt4E!YS AT L-AW
500 EQUITABLE BUILDING
DONALD 0 KINONEN
JOS EPM N. DE RAISMES
730 SEVENTEENTH STREET
RICHARD M. NOON
GRAHAM JR.
CHARt.ES T. BRAN DT
DAVID G. R
OFNVER,COI-ORADO 80202
ROBLRT T. CONNERY
JUDITH BONNIE KOZLOFF
HARADON BEATTY
MIC.HkEL D.MARTIN
ARTHUR C. DAILY
DAVID G. OWEN
TELEPHONE AREA CODE 303 292-9200
J EFFREY C. POND
WALTER W. CAPNSEY, JR.
JOHN UNDEM CARLSON
RAUL N. RODRIGUEZ
a RUCE W. sATTLER
JACK L. SMITH
CABLE ADDRESS F,01_HART, DENVER
RANDY L. PARCEL
STEVEN M. HAN NON
MICHAEL D.WHITE
JOHN D. ZOOMBE
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J051AH G. HOLLAND J. M 1!,XAEL FARI-Ey
STEPHEN H.HART WARREN L.TOMLINSON
JOHN L. J. HAF, i eROCCE T. BUELL
WILLIAM D. EMBREE,JR DON C. ETTER
'M E S f. MG RAN
J A M S L. W H 'I �
PATE I CK I", *E61 FELOT AFN 'j E , H D. HUBBARD
CLAUDE M MAER JR. ROBE
RT L.VER SCHURE
ROSI�RT P.
DAV ,ON Go" :�CN I.,. GREINER
JOHN s*;,Fmj,G KELLY ROBE
RT fI.DURH-M,JR.
FRANK P. "ORIbON .I. GREGORY AJSTIN
WILLIAM C..,CLEARN L.WILLIA M S CHM11" , JR
'y W.
T RACEY, JR- JAM E S P. IJNDSA1
F I 'AV, N
JOHN ALLE N MOOR EDW I 1 5
BEN
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CH I DLA%q SAMUEL P. GUYTON
JAMES - HEGARTY JOHN S.CkSTELLANO
FIELD t- BENTON DENNIS M. JACKSON
DAVID BUTLER ROCS
RT E. BENSON
W.C. Cko.iilles R. Gi-il-key
City "-`ngineer, City of Aspen
11.111. r V
Asp,eix, Colorado 816511
Dear Chuck:
Please conaid2r this n formal by Tltic V111a of Aspen,
Inc. for vzcation ijy the City of Aspen of the ot"i'lity -age—
ments reservetthe City in '11.1at certnln ordit-.,aacc No. I of the
Series of 11)37, ao recorded October r'17, 10.58 in 11-10 o k, I S 515 a -4*., pa 91a
"ore spiacifically, the ease-
371 of PILIL-1kin Coupty records.
meats v)Ia ureus.sin- to have vacated lie within the vacated p*rtions
of Eighth Street and Bleeker Street and within all vacated alleys
in Blocks !N. 6t and Ill, 'City and Wynisite of Aspen.
In the course of our discussions on this matter you hcv* iu-
dicated that these es: soments are not currently being, used -i.or
utility lines, and that your department does not tit present see any
s ig �uiiicvnlf., need for these easemente for purposes o.1 f future utility
insta"Intions. On the other hand, the owner oi' the property tra-
versed by tiaese casements ('A"Le VIlln of Aspen, Inc.) is developing
a tovinhouse project on the property this eummer, and under the pro-
vic,;ion,s of the above -mentioned Ordinance must run the ri:3k of in-
curring 2ubstLntial easement rerouting cc*Gts if the City should
decide at some 4tature date to utilize nn easamet#t obstructed by a
toT.,jahousc� building or some other ii4provement. S31tice this projeci
will itself pro V ide utilities to all of the land owned by The Villa
of Aspen, Ir.c. which currently lies within the City, as well as to the
adjoining stri-p of land nov; is the County, tiAe justific�q-
tion for these easements would appear to be eliminated.
Turning to a related matter, in your letter to me of Mlay 18
you describe the City's interer4t iii acquirin, title to a sitiall piece
of the Villa property to facilitat,!2 eiianneli�ation of traffic at
the corn--r of Seventii and 1-1211atc, Streets, Tile Villa of ki:ipcn, Inc.
HOLLAND & HART
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to cooperate vlvh tie City in thio rc,-- ri, av d 3 ga 1c that
in liglat of the :fairly cquivnlcat lues v"-#. , i a vo vc, it is ren':
to propose that the pi --cc o� land on tb-,--, c zi r r,,Lr 1; v dorvl.ted to the
City in exchau,,-,,c for ensemen4.-.s vacation discmssed
We would approciate it if your depart--;unt nrid the City Council
wculd give serious comidokatioa to the vncuti3n re: ue:i«t
herein. Thee Villa of Aspen, Inc. ir, already on the City Council
a ; A. . g'enda on Yuae `2 to discuss Its propoc-ed Clov.,, wud it raight
be �ipprovrintc to this Matttt.' 'A., 'a i I,- -,'I -he CO Lvze i I tat t 10 t
t it�' -- . i,-i to get in toLicii wit'a we at any 'fL-o
discu��,,s these qucstioas.
Very truly' yours,
;,rtb-�r C. -6nny
fr,r -JOLLAND e-. -IMT
ACC: � k 1
cc: Albert Kern, E:-;q.
Aspen City C,)uncil
C`A t t �,b•, e,
i-I.OLLAND & HART
A7'T'C3RNEYS AT LAW
SOO EOUITAS,_E E3'J1:.'.`ING
JOSIAH C-11OLLAND
J. MI CHAEL FARLEY
730 SEVENTEENTH STREET
DONALD O. f:NONEN
JOSEPIA N.)'
STEPHEI: H.HART
WARREN L. TOM LINSON
RICHARn 11.<OON
GRAHAM M.CI.AP,. ..
JOHN L.-J. HARTMB
BRUCE L
DENVER, CCLO RADO 8')202
CHARLES T. BRANDT
DAVID G. PAL,1h=R
WILLIAM BREE,JR.
ETTER
DON D. ETTER
ROGERI T. CONNERY
JUDITA -30:'N:F KOIL':'rr
_WHITE
DAMES '_.WHITE
DAMES T. MORAN
IIARAUON BEAT�Y
MICHAEL D. k-I.'IN
PATRICK M. WESTFELDT
KENNETH D. HUB,BARo
TELEPHONE AREA CODE 3O3 292-92GO
ARTHUR C. DAILY
DAVIDG
C �AUDE M. MAE R,JR.
ROBERT L.`/ER $CHORE
JEFFREY C. POND
VALTER W. C' ':'S'L Y, !Z
ROBERT A. DAVISON
GORDON G.GRRINER
JOHN UNDEM ::ARLSON
RAUL N. ROr)N1(r�,3
JOHN F'�EMiNG KELLY
ROBERT H. DURHAM, JR.
CA3LE ADDRESS HOLHART, DENVER
BRUCE W. SATTLER
JACK L.:.MIT:i
FRANK H. MORISON
H. GREGORY AUSTIN
RANDY L. PARCEL
STEVEN M HANNON
WILLIAM C.. Mc CLEARN
L.WILLIAM SCHMIDT, JR.
MICHAEL D.WHITE
JOHN' D. COCMBE
JAY W. TRACEY, JR.
JAM ES P. LINDSAY
JOHN ALLEN MDORE
EDWIN S. KAHN
BEN E. CHIOLAW
SAMUEL P. GUYTON
MOUNTAIN PLAZA BUILDING
JAMES E. HEGARTY
JOHN S. CASTELLANO
FIELD. C. BENTON
DENNIS M. JACKSON
P. O. BOX 1128, ASPEN, COLORADO 5161,
DAVID BUTLER
ROBERT E.BENSON
TELEPHONE 925-3476 ARE,, CODE 303
August 7, 1972
Mr. Leon Wurl, City Manager
City of Aspen
P.O. Box V
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Dear Leon
In connection with the pending Villa annexation to the
City of Aspen, The 'villa of Aspen, Inc. has determined that
it would be impractical to attempt to comply with the latest
condition imposed by the City Council requiring that the
Villa landscaping plan be guaranteed by means of a performance
bond or certificate of deposit. However, the Villa's land-
scaping agreement is already specifically enforceable by the
City, and the Villa is willing to agree in writing that in
the event the City finds it Necessary to enforce the agree-
ment through the courts, the Villa will reimburse the City
for its costs and reasonable attorney'sa fees if such enforce-
ment action is successful.
This would appear to be a satisfactory alternative to the
bond proposal, since it insures that the City will not incur
any out-of-pocket expenses if it has a legitimate caws, but I
would appreciate your thoughts on the matter before the August
14 City Council meeting, at which the idea will be considered.
While I've already discussed the mutter with herb Bartel and
Albie Kern, I don't know if they've: reached any conclusions as
to the adequacy of this counterproposal.
Very t71,1-,,—Yours,
Arthur' C. Daily
ACD:mkl for Holland & hart
cc: tsar. Ronald H. tiindecul.:ler
Albert Kara, s q.
r. Herb Bartel
VILLA TOWNHOUSES
PRICE LIST
June 7, 1972
2. 44,000
3. 44,000
4. 36,000
5. 45,000
6. 44,000
7. 36,000
8. 44,000
9. 35,250
10. 35,250
11. 44,000
12. 47,500
13. 47,000
04. 47,500
15. 39,000
16. 47,000
17. 38,500
�. 47,50.0
�9. $45,OOG
20. 45,000
21. 45,500
22. 45,000
45,800
24. 36,500
25. 35,500
26. 44,000
27. 38,500
28. 37,660
29. 47,000,
30. 47,500
31. 49,000
1-�'2. 47,000
33. 46,000
34. 45,000
35. 36,500
36. 37,500
Units priced over $40,000 contain three bedrooms; units
priced under $40,000 contain two bedrooms.
CONCEPTUAL PRESENTATION
VILLA OF ASPEN TOWNHOUSES
PHASE II
I. Pertinent Background. Prior to the construction
of Phase I of the Villa of Aspen Townhouses project, the
North Texas Millsite property (on which all of Phase II
is located) was annexed to the City of Aspen, and the land
rezoned AR-1, subject to the condition that the development
proceed in accordance with the 48-unit site and landscaping
plan filed with the City at that time. The first 36 units
were then constructed, and a Condominium Declaration placed
of record covering the entire townhouse property. The
Declaration recites that the completed project will consist
of 48 units, and the interest of each Phase I unit owner
in the common elements is computed on the basis of 48 total
units. These units were then sold, almost exclusively to
permanent residents of the Aspen community, under contracts
containing representations that the completed project would
consist of 48 units. Amortization of land and other costs
over 48 units enabled the developer to market the Phase I
units at moderate prices. It is the purpose of this Ordinance
19 presentation, and of the subdividing process being con-
ducted simultaneously herewith, to complete the townhouses
development in accordance with the requirements established
by the City at the time of annexation and rezoning, the
contractual commitments previously entered into by the
developer, and such other development standards as may be
deemed appropriate by this body and by the City Planning
and Zoning Commission.
On July 10, 1973, and again at a Study Session on July
17, the preliminary subdivision plat for Phase II was reviewed
by the Planning and Zoning Commission. By Memorandum dated
July 18, 1973, the City Planning Office summarized the
recommendations of that Office and of the planning Commission
with respect to the subject project. The Site Plan being
submitted herewith has been substantially modified in order
to comply with such recommendations.
II. Land Area and Units. The parcel of land being
subdivided for Phase II contains 1.731 acres, or approximately
74,865 square feet, on which will be placed 12 single family
townhouse residential units. This results in one unit being
developed for each 6,240 square feet of land.
III. Access and Circulation. Access will be over the
existing private road from the Power House Road. This private
access road will be paved to a width of 24 feet, as required
by the City Engineer, and will be aligned, graded and cribbed
in accordance with the Profile attached to the Site Plan
submitted herewith. The necessary easement over such private
road cannot be obtained until the Phase II project has been
approved by the City, and it is therefore requested that all
such approvals be expressly conditioned upon the developer's
obtaining this easement.
Circulation has been markedly improved, particularly
for service and emergency vehicles, by the creation of a
complete turn -a -round at the end of the access road. The
radius of this turn -a -round is 50 feet, a dimension already
approved by Fire Chief Clapper. Within the turn -a -round will
be a landscaped sculpture garden.
IV. Utilities. As requested by the City Engineer,
water will be supplied through an 8 inch line buried in the
access road and hooked up to the new 16 inch line along the
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Power Plant Road, and two 6 inch fire hydrants will be
installed near the units. Electrical and telephone dis-
tribution lines are already present on the property. A
sewer line will also be buried in the access road and will
intersect with the existing line in the Power Plant Road.
The gas lines installed during Phase I were designed to
serve 48 units, and a main line was stubbed off at the
crest of the embankment above Phase II. The distribution
line for Phase II will be run underground down the scope
from this point.
V. Drainage. Curbing will be installed along the
roadway to channel runoff water. The final subdivision
plat will recite the agreement of the developer and his
successors in title to join future storm drainage or street
improvement districts affecting the subject property.
VI. Playground. As a part of the Phase II development,
a playground will be constructed at the southerly end of
the subject property for the use of all children residing
in the Villa of Aspen Townhouses.
VII. Covenant Ensuring Long -Term Occupancy. In order
to guarantee that the Phase II units are occupied by long-
term residents of the Aspen community, the developer will
place a covenant in each condominium unit deed requiring
that leases be for a minimum of six (6) successive months.
VIII. Park Site and Trails. The area designated on the
Site Plan as a "Park Site" will either be added to the common
elements under the Condominium Declaration, or dedicated to
the City, if the City so desires, for the use of the public.
Since this parcel is still part of the County, it probably
ought to be annexed to the City if it is to be used as a
public park. The existing structure on this parcel will be
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removed by the developer before Phase II is completed.
Public trails will be dedicated on the final subdi-
vision plat (a) through the "Park Site", and (b) along
the South boundary of the subject property, both as shown
on the Site Plan.
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June 6, 1972
VILLA ANNEXATION
PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, a petition has been submitted to annex
the Villa properties to the City of Aspen, and
WHEREAS, the existing city line arbitrarily
divides the property making a small part of the development
outside the city limits, and
WHEREAS, the division causes less than 1/3 of
the units of the development plan to remain outside the city
limits and actually splits seven units between city and county,
and
WHEREAS, the units of the development are socio-
logically an integral part of the city and the residents thereof
should be represented in city affairs, and
WHEREAS, although there is a difference in total
annual income to the city of approximately $300. less because
of annexation, this is not a prime determinate in the case of
the Villa property,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Aspen
Planning and Zoning Commission recommends annexation of the
Villa properties.
Chairman 'J
Aspen Planning & Zoning C
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12hIEQ No -b"�' 5A1-5dcXDu E 1 1 1 WAR.R- L, MICNIGAN 'THE VILLA OF ASPEN, INC- HA5 THE UNRESTRICTED RIGHT TO DEVELOP AN ADDITIONAL
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