HomeMy WebLinkAboutcoa.lu.ex.Tagert-Lot-Split.1988
"_,,,,,,,~,,,,,,,_,.w,.._.,.u~___~___<__,",,",._.~.~._"_.~.-_~..-~"'<r-.>___,,__~".~'
tp C;'j
#342263 03/05/92 15:26 Ree $15.00 Bf< 671 PG 21
Silvia Davis, Pitkin Cnty Clerk, Doe $.00
EASEMENT AGREEMENT
This Easement Agreement is made and entered into as of May
_, 1991 by and between George Brennan ("Brennan") and Woodstone
Associates ("Woodstone"), a Colorado general partnership.
WHEREAS, Woodstone is the owner of Lot 1, Tagert Lot Split
according to the plat thereof, recorded in Plat Book 22, a
30, Pitkin County Colorado; and Brennan is the owner of Lot 2,
Tagert Lot Split according to the plat thereof, recorded in Plat
Book 22, at Page 30, Pitkin County Colorado.
WHEREAS, Woodstone has constructed a driveway on said Lot 1
adjacent and contiguous to Lot 2; and
WHEREAS, Woodstone has agreed to grant and convey
to Brennan in accordance with and pursuant to
conditions, and provisions set forth herein.
an easement
the terms,
NOW THEREFORE in consideration of the mutual covenants,
provisions, and conditions contained herein and for other good and
valuable consideration the receipt and sufficiency of which is
hereby acknowledged, the parties hereto hereby agree as follows:
1. Woodstone hereby grants and conveys to Brennan a non-
exclusive perpetual easement of ingress and egress over, across,
and through that portion of Lot 1, Tagert Lot Split according to
the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 22 at Page 30, pitkin
county, Colorado, consisting of the improved driveway from Smuggler
Street to that portion of Lot 2, Tagert Lot Split as specifically
indicated and identified by the solid shaded area on Exhibit A
attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. It is
understood and agreed that the easement shall provide only one
point of access to Lot 2 as indicated on Exhibit A hereto.
2. Brennan agrees to pay one-half of all costs of snow
removal for the driveway, payment for which shall be made within 30
days after receipt of any statements for the same. Any payments
not made within 30 days shall be delinquent and shall thereafter
bear interest at 18% per annum.
3 . The parties hereto agree not to obstruct, impede, or
interfere with each other in the reasonable use of the driveway for
the purpose of ingress and egress to and from their respective
properties.
4. No parking shall be allowed by the owner of Lot 2 on the
granted easement or on any portion of Lot 1.
5. In the event that either party uses the easement for
construction traffic to either lot such party shall bear the costs
of any repairs to the driveway caused by such construction traffic.
6.
driveway
easement
Any trees that are removed by Brennan in extending
from the easement to Lot 2 shall be replanted along
by Brennan at his sole cost and expense.
the
the
7. In the event that the underground sprinkler system
servicing Lot 1 must be moved as a consequence of the extension of
the driveway to Lot 2, Brennan shall do so at his sole cost and
expense.
8. In the event it becomes necessary to enforce any
provision herein by legal proceedings the prevailing party shall be
entitled to recover his reasonable attorneys fees.
9. This agreement shall be binding upon the parties hereto,
and their respective heirs, executors, administrators, successors
and assigns.
.. "_...__^,_e._'_~_""--_"'~~~""'--"'''~"---'-~-'''~<'''- ".... "_,,,--,"---,--,-~~-,",
#342263 03/05/92 15:26 Ree $15.00 Bf(
Silvia Davis, Pitkin Cnty Clerk, Do~
671 PG 22
$.00
WOODS':'ONE
have executed this
nd above set forth.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the par . es
agreement as of the year and date fir t
By:
1'.
By:
The ab~cEasement
~ day of~, 1991 by
T. Richard Butera , its
,Ill'"
\\\\\\,- MAl't
/~~":"f"~";i:'t{. of '~A~,V\
i ~I\\O A!j/'\~ )ss.
l ~;;, .00001latei~f' tolo. )
l ~ \,0 U D L' e,j Cl i
\~~'......" 't:~~on Expires: I-J -Il.qc.{
..... r,. .....~.,'
.... 0, C....'" ""
"" VW" ""
""",,"I.tl'
Th
day of May, 1991 by J.G. & D.B. Investments Inc. by
, its Secretary.
Agreement was acknowledqed
w;oodstone Associates
General Partner.
~~
Notary Public
County of
State of
^\~ The above Easement Agreement was acknowledged before me this
~ day of~, 1991 by George Brennan, M.D.
Oc.:\-D te. (
County Of()d~e}ss.
state of~a.i;~frl\CL LJ.
Commission Expires:l1, h..) b \qq~
~j f Notary Public
lU. ~UJlIj/!--J
OFFICIAL SEAL
SUSAN W. BYHOWER
Notary Public-caUfomla
ORANGE COUNTY
My Comm Exp. Aug. 16. 1995
schiffer\brennan.ea
-"
:
~
:i
..
~
....
'"
0:
r:,
...
.,
~
"'
--
--
'"
'"
b
o
.:z:
o
~ ..._~
-~~-'-:..:.
, ~.
..,
~
..,
<>l
'"
...
-<
~
t:l
Z
-<
'"
-<
o
c.)
nO'-
:J
rt";1)
--- '< m
. n
I n
....</>
m ....
., In
^
, ,
, ,
t:I
0 0)
n
il>o-
. "'\I
0...
, ,
'11
di
III
UI
.
o
>
.~
--.
--
,
-
---
~'--"""--
o
.~
'..u
2
d
.;;:
.<
'"
'-
=
(l) ..
~. o:..!
.... ~
< t..)
..... t.J
!lJ 0'-
<...!
t:I
!lJ 0
< 'A
~. .....
III . ,
In
.....
6'-5" '1) ..0
~. t,)
rt"
~ ....
~. In
:J
--
-100
.1.9.60'
~.h;. ,
..--.. "':.
,~4' .'
~f .
Ar
<. ~./,., ";
'"Ii:
~ ",':1' ....~. ",.\' ,.,. .i'L!,r~f~~.~ft.( '\.;.b~-f"~!;~.:.-;>:t:.';':, .
,\:~~' .<.. '.,.. '.-, .. ., "'. .j.,....]J';~.
':"~'<Ih' f ''''''l>".<;i(i.: '-"'f " -. .,,~~~.!~~t,.., '''It"',,''''1 'JlShtn9~
. --' "1Vo-W ~ ,,~~ -q,,",') ,,--41-" n~~~U6".~-:- _ _ __
Reaular Meetina .. ASDen Citv Council November 28. 1~88
determine what to do about the annexation. Ms. Hamilton told
Council the hospital board has not been informed about the
annexation issue. Ms. Hamilton said she feels it would be best.
to deannex the property and to take the project through the
country process, which is well constructed for doing employee
housing. Deannexing would not disenfranchise anyone. Gannett
said this parcel is approximately .18 acres, bordered by
Doolittle on the east and by county land on the west. This land
is not now nor has it been used in a pUblic fashion since it was
acquired in 1972. Gannett said this will require subdivision and
may require rezoning through the city. . .' . .' . '.
J) '. .. . " ..' _ ~ :
it;
Mayor Stirling opened the public hearing. There were no com-.'
ments. Mayor Stirling closed the public hearing.
Councilman Isaac moved to adopt Ordinance 146, Series of 1988, on
second reaqing; seconded by Councilman Tuite. "
~Iayor Stirling said he hoped this would have gone to election;
however, Council decided earlier they did not feel this was
necessary because it was a clear public interest use for this
property. Councilman Isaac said there will be pUblic hearings on
this project, either in the city or the county. Councilman Isaac
said because it will be used as employee housing, it is important
to approve this as expeditiously as possible.
Roll call vote; Councilmembers Tuite, yes; Fallin, yes; Isaac,
yes; Mayor Stirling, no. Motion carried.
Councilman Tuite asked if the city can waive their review rights
for this project, rather than deannex it. Gannett said the city
cannot delegate constitutionally mandated duties. Councilman
Tuite said he does not want to have this go through a dual
pr9Ces.s.,_,~" '-:- '
'\.. I.' 1..__
Councilman Tuite moved to proceed with deannexation and proceed
with county review; seconded by Councilman Isaac.
Glenn Horn, planning office, told Council they will have a chance
to Comment on the overall master plan for the hospital as well as
the specific application for this project.
All in favor, motion,carried.
TAGERT LOT SPLIT
.1. '. ,.J ~ .
, i ' ~ .';
,;~ \ ~:l
,)
".
(Mayor Stirling left due to a conflict of interest>. Cindy
Houben, planning office, told Council the adjacent landowners
were notified of this public hearing. This is a lot split
request at 930 West Smuggler. Ms. Houben told Council a lot
5
Reaular Meetina
ASDen Citv Council
November 28. 1988
split has 4 criteria outlined in the Code. Ms. Houben said there
are 3 areas of Concern. Ms. Houben said in order to qualify for
a lot split, a property cannot have been subdivided since March
1969. The Tagert property was subdivided in 1972. Ms. Houben
presented a plat showing the portion of land sold off. Ms.
Houben said the subdivision plat does not indicate the original
parcel which was left over for Tagert. Ms. Houben said staff
does not recommend approval since there was subdivision after
1969.
The second issue is that in lot splits, one cannot create any
more than 2 lots on a parcel. Ms. Houben told Council this
relates to the issue of dealing with property that has 2 dif-
ferent zone categories. Ms. Houben pointed out the Tagert parcel
contains R-6 as well as R-30/PUD zones. The request is to
develop the property pursuant to the R-6 dimensional requirements
in the code. The R-30/PUD zone is on the area which is a slope.
The reason the PUD was applied to this property is because of the
steep slopes. Ms. Houben told Council the Code states if 75
percent of the property is within one zone district, those
dimensional requirements may be used for the proposed develop-
ment. Ms. Houben told Council 73 plus percent of this property
is in the R-6 zone district. Ms. Houben said the planning office
does not recommend that this property be developed in the R-6
zone because there is not 75 percent of the land in that dis-
trict. Ms. Houben said this issue can be brought before the
Board of Adjustment.
The third issue deals with the site and site planning. Ms.
Houben showed a plat with the proposed building envelopes, which
taper down the hill side. Ms. Houben said one possible concern
about dropping over the hill side is erosive soil. Another
concern is that adjacent neighbors have had problems with noise
and view planes. Ms. Houben told Council if they find the
technical issues can be waived, the building envelopes should be
pulled further back on to the site. There is plenty of land for
development.
Nick McGrath, representing Mrs. Tagert, told Council this sale is
condi tioned upon Council approval. ~lcGrath told Counc i 1 there
are very technical reasons to deny this application; however, the
Council can overcome these technical reasons. McGrath said this
parcel is 32,000 square feet and to put only 2 houses on it is a
plus for the city and for the adjacent landowners. McGrath said
if this went through GMP, it could get 6 to 8 houses. McGrath
said the two lots will be far larger than any lot around it.
McGrath told Council this sale has been pending a long time, and
Mrs. Tagert got an exemption from the moratorium in order to
process the sale.
6
Reaular Meetina
Asoen Citv Council
November 28. 1988
McGrath said Mrs. Tagert' s property was never subdivided in the
old sUbdivision. The Code, 7-l003(a) (2) (a) says land is eligible
as long as it has never been subdivided. McGrath showed a plat
where the Tagert land is outside the subdivision. McGrath
presented Council a letter on the calculations about the zone
categories. McGrath told Council the zoning line is drawn free
hand on a map. When it is blown up to proper scale is 1800
square feet. The difference between 73 percent and 75 percent in
the zone is only 300 square feet. McGrath said this is a very
technical argument and Council can find that in fact 75 percent
of the land is in the appropriate district. McGrath pointed out
R-6 requires 6,000 square feet and each of these lots will be
16,000 square feet. McGrath said the building envelopes do not
falloff the side and are almost entirely on the top. McGrath
said the bUilding envelopes are relatively small compared to the
enti re lots.
Mayor Pro Tern Fallin opened the pUblic hearing.
Chuck Brandt, representing the Starodojs, showed an aerial
photograph of the area. Brandt said there have been problems
with other houses stepping down the hillside. Brandt said his
clients are concerned about the visual impact of the development.
Tom Starodoj, Sneaky Lane, pointed out that the building en-
velopes do go down over the lip of the hill. Starodoj said the
slope is unsuitable for bUilding. Starodoj said the impacts of
this bUilding would be severe. Brandt said the neighbors have
opted to support this application on the condition that a more
restrictive bUilding envelope be adopted. Brandt said if a more
,suitable envelope can be adopted, they recommend approval.
Brandt told Council the planning office recommendation for a
building envelope is 10 feet back from the westerly envelope
proposed by the applicant. The neighbors propose another 10 feet
to the east. Brandt said this would leave a 4,500 and 5,000
square feet bUilding envelopes for these two houses. Brandt
submitted to the record a letter signed by 7 property owners with
the suggested building envelope attached to it. Brandt said this
is a compromise situation and will mitigate the neighbors
concerns.
Betsy Starodoj said the applicants proposed building envelopes
would be over the slope and the view would be down into other
people's houses. A large structure would be devastating to
privacy. There is plenty of room on the property for a bUilding.
McGrath said in R-6, the subject of a building site is not
reviewable. ~lcGrath said they can compromise and go back 10
feet.
Ms. Houben told Council there are private covenants for the
Tagert subdivision which say the parties agree there shall not be
7
Reaular Meetina
Aspen Citv Council
November 28. 1988
excavation on the hillside. Brandt told Council the neighbor s
reviewed the compromise sketch and do not feel it goes far
enough. Councilman Isaac said he is concerned about having a lot
split on land which has already been subdivided once. Ms. Houben
said the intention of the lot split provision is an exemption
from the growth management process and allows property owners to
create a second dwelling. Ms. Houben said this is a large lot;
however, it was subdivided after 1969.
11cGrath said the date 1969 was added later and was not a
contemporaneous date. McGrath told Council the Tagert parcel is
a metes and bounds lot and not a subdivided lot. ~lcGrath said
the Tagert parcel is a separate parcel and is eligible for a lot
split. IlcGrath said there is not another piece of parcel like
this in the city. Ms. Houben said there is no doubt this parcel
was subdivided and the Tagert parcel is the fathering parcel of
this subdivision. Mayor Pro Tern Fallin asked if Council can
make the building envelope a condition. Ms. Houben said Council
can add conditions. If Council chooses to overlook the more
technical issues, it is only proper to look at the fact that the
PUD was overlaid on the parcel for a reason. Tom Starodoj
pointed out there is only a 10 foot difference between the
planning office proposal and what the neighbors want. McGrath
said this is 20 feet off their original proposal.
Councilman Tuite moved to approve the lot split based upon the
line as described by the Starodoj, Sneaky Lane Group, which is
the red line, including 1,2, and 3 in the planning office
memorandum and condi tion # 4 be changed to reflect the proposal
presented by Chuck Brandt; seconded by Mayor Pro Tern Fallin.
Councilman Isaac said he does not like the number of "tech-
nicalities". All in favor, with the exception of Councilman
Isaac. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION #47. SERIES OF 1988 - Block 19 Annexation
Assistant City Manager Mitchell said this meets the statutory
requirements. This pUblic hearing is to find that these require-
ments have been met and to have the first reading of the or-
dinance for annexation. Mitchell said this is located on East
Hopkins street and the petition was signed by 100 percent of the
property owners.
Mayor Stirling opened the public hearing. There were no com-
ments. Mayor Stirling closed the public hearing.
Councilman Isaac moved to approve Resolution #47, Series of 1988;
seconded by Councilwoman Fallin. All in favor, motion carried.
8
\
"---
---
x 7879.6
J
/~
./'
I
/~
\
'.
,
,
,
,
,
,
\
\
, \
( \
\ti \
111\1 I \
\
"--
-
x 7879.6
r
./~'
,,/
1'0<(,0'
,
f.....r--'
i
,
.
,
,
,
,
,
\
\
r
"
or"',"
....".....
MEMORANDUM
FROM:
Aspen City Council
Cindy Houben, Planning Office
Robert Anderson, City Manager
~
~
TO:
THRU:
RE:
Tagert Lot Split
DATE:
November 28, 1988
----------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------
SUMMARY: The Planning Office recommends denial of the Tagert Lot
Split application.
REQUEST: Approval of a Lot Split
APPLICANT: Irene Tagert
LOCATION: 930 W. Smuggler; At the top of Smuggler Ave. right
before Smuggler Ave. drops down to Castle creek.
ZONING: R-15 and R-30 PUD
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL: The applicant proposes to subdivide
the 32,000+ square foot lot into two 15,000+ square foot single
family lots.
REFERRAL COMMENTS:
1. Environmental Health: In a memorandum dated October 22, 1988
Tom Dunlop explained that the applicants will be using City Water
and sewer systems. In addition he notes that the applicants must
comply with air and noise regulations during the construction of
the new homes.
2. Engineering Department: In a memorandum dated November 22,
1988 Elyse Elliott of the Engineering Department made the
following comments:
1. The plat submitted with this application is not
sufficient. A final plat must be approved by the
Engineering Department prior to granting the lot split.
The present owner of the property has questioned the
right-of-way location of Smuggler Street, a proper
survey will clarify this.
2. A 4'x4' utility easement must be granted to the city.
This can be located on either lot.
3. This project must agree to join any future improvement
I'
I.,
""'
....I
districts.
3. Adjacent Land OWner Comments: Several homeowners along Sneaky
Lane (below the Tagert Parcel) have expressed concern regarding
the proposed homesites. The major concern of the neighbors below
the property is that the new homesites will be allowed to drop
over the hillside. This is a concern from a visual, noise and
environmental perspective.
The following are a list of the attached letters from adjacent
landowners:
letter from seven homeowners along Sneaky Lane dated
November 20, 1988
letter from Joseph Kosniac dated November 15, 1988
letter from Thomas and Betsy Starodoj dated November
15, 1988
STAFF COMMENTS:
A lot split application is reviewed pursuant to section 7-1003A.2
of the Land Use Code. This section requires that the application
meet specific criteria in order to be eligible for a lot split.
These criteria, along with the staff and applicants response, are
listed below. While reviewing the criteria the Staff would like
to make the City Council aware that the Tagert application
addresses several issues which are particularly significant for
this site; these include:
How the parcel was created (section 7-1003A.2.a)
Amount of land in each zone district (section 5-508B.2)
Location of building envelopes
These issues, as addressed below, are of concern to the staff
and require specific direction from the City Council.
A lot split for an additional single family homesite may be
granted by the City Council as an exemption from the full
subdivision requirements if the following criteria are met.
a. CRITERIA: The land is not located in a subdivision approved
by either the Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners or the
City Council, or the land is described as a metes and bounds
parcel which has not been subdivided after the adoption of
subdivision regulations by the City of Aspen on March 24, 1969;
and
RESPONSE: The parcel which is currently under consideration for
2
('''.
.....,
..-,
.....""
the lot split was part of a larger parcel owned by Mrs. Tagert
prior to 1972. In 1972 Mrs. Tagert sold a portion of the
property to Bob and Tom Starodoj. Thus it is clear that the
property was subdivided after March 24,1969. The issue, however,
is that the parcel in question was not reflected as a subdivided
parcel on the Tagert Subdivision Plat (see attached Tagert
Subdivision Plat). This Plat only identifies the parcel which
was sold by Mrs. Tagert and the resubdivision of that land by the
Starodoj s. Mrs. Tagert 's property is noted on the plat as an
adjacent parcel.
The Applicant's position is that the parcel is a metes and bounds
parcel (since it is not shown on the Tagert subdivision plat) and
that this parcel has not been subdivided after 1969.
The staff feels that the intent or the purpose of the lot split
provision was to allow a one time subdivision of property exempt
from Growth Management. The criteria clearly states that a
parcel can not have been part of a subdivision after March 24,
1969. The City Council, however, may make a different
interpretation of this criteria in light of the specific
circumstances surrounding the Tagert parcel. Jt
b. CRITERIA: No more than two (2) lots are created by the lot
split, and both lots conform to the requirements of the
underlying zone district;
RESPONSE: No more than tWQ.. parcels would be created by this
request. 'Both proposed parcels will conform to the R-6 zone
district requirements.
The second major issue relative to the Tagert parcel is that the
parcel sits in two zone districts; R-6 and R-30 PUD. section 5-
508 of the land use code gives specific direction when this
situation occurs. The following is taken directly from the code:
liB. Proposed use allowed in all Zone Districts. When a
parcel of land contains more than one underlying Zone
District and the proposed use is allowed in all of the
respective Zone Districts, then:
1. The use shall be developed by comparing each
dimensional and parking requirement of the
respective Zone Districts and applying the more
restrictive of each requirement. These
requirements shall, however, be calculated based
on the land area and development of the entire
parcel.
2. The only exception shall be when the area of the
parcel which is designated with the Zone District
which permits the higher density constitutes more
3
/""'....
"'-'
-..
-
than seventy-five (75%) percent of the entire land
area of the parcel. In this case, the use shall
be developed using the dimensional requirements
and off-street parking requirements of the zone
District permitting the higher density, which
shall be calculated on the basis of the land area
and development of the entire parcel."
The Tagert parcel is comprised of land, 73.48 % of which is zoned
R-6 and 26.52 % of which is zoned R-30 PUD. These calculations
were derived by overlaying the zone district maps, topographic
maps, and ownership maps of the area. The percentage of land in
each zone district is somewhat unclear given the imprecise nature
of the zone district maps. It could be argued that the
calculations would be different depending on where the
calculations were taken (from the center of the zoning line
drawn on the zone district map or from either side of that line).
When reviewing the intent of the PUD overlay, it is clear that
the reason PUD was applied to the Tagert parcel was that the
parcel contained steep slopes and (at that time) bordered the
river. If we were to calculate the area in each zone district
based on the top of the slope then, the R-6 portion of the
property would be even less than the 73.48 % calculated from the
zone district boundary.
Since the R-6 portion of the parcel constitutes less than 75% of
its land area, the entire parcel must be subject to R-30 zone
district regulations. The Planning Office feels that we must
enforce the code in this regard and feel that the appropriate way
to deal with this situation is for the applicant to request a
variance from the Board of Adjustment. At that time the
applicants can argue that the zone district maps are imprecise
and that this has created a hardship since the land may be most
appropriately considered according to the R-6 zone district.
c. criteria: The lot under consideration,
was not previously the sUbject of an
provisions of this article or a "lot split"
Sec. 8-104 (C) (1) (a); and
or any part thereof,
exemption under the
exemption pursuant to
RESPONSE: To the best of our knowledge the parcel was never part
of a previous lot split application.
d. CRITERIA: A subdivision plat is submitted and recorded after
approval, indicating that no further subdivision may be granted
for these lots nor will additional units be built without
receipt of applicable approvals pursuant to this Article and
growth management allocation pursuant to Art. 8.
RESPONSE: One dwelling exists on the parcel and
application is approved the second parcel is exempt
if this
from the
4
-
'-"
-
-
Growth management process pursuant to section 8-104(C) (a).
In addition to the above criteria the City Council should also
review the proposed site plan. Attached is a copy of a map of
the parcel which includes elevations and the proposed building
envelopes. The building envelope for lot 1 indicates that the
proposed home will be closer to the slope than the existing
house. In addition, the application states that this proposed
building envelope is for the structure itself and does not
prohibit additional paving, landscaping, lighting or signage etc.
The Planning Office is concern~d ~h~~ Th~ adjoiRiRg Rcighaorbood
will be narshly impacted by anv development whi~h i~ ~llnw~d to
drop over the hillside. (Please see the letters from the
adjacent homeowners.) -In addition the Planning Office would like
to note that since the calculations indicate that more than 25 %
of the area is within the R-30 PUD zone district the parcel is
subject to the PUD criteria in the code (if this is appealed to
the BOA then the PUD criteria will not be applied to the parcel).
These criteria are very specific with regard to siting of the
building envelopes and impacts on the surrounding neighborhood.
The Planning Office would like to remind the City Council about
the problems associated with existing units on the hillside which
are seen from the Castle Creek bridge. We have received
complaints about the visual character of these units tacked onto
the hillside as seen from public right of way. In addition the
reflective materials used on these units has been distracting to
drivers on Hwy 82.
\~
Given the concerns of the adjacent neighborhood and the visual
appearance from Hwy 82, the Planning Office recommends that if
the lot split is approved, the building envelopes (including any
slopeside landscaping/patios etc.) be located off of the slope.
More specifically we recommend that the building envelope for lot
1 be pulled back to the west edge of the existing house. We
further recommend that the western edge of the building envelope
for lot 2 be located no closer to the slope than the 7880
elevation line.
In summary, the Planning Office can not recommend approval of
the Tagert lot split because it is unclear as to whether or not
the application meets criteria (a); the zone district area
calculations indicate that the development of the parcel should
be pursuant to the R-30 PUD area and bulk requirements and; the
proposed building envelopes are positioned too close to the
hillside.
RECOMMENDATION:
The Planning Office recommends denial of the Tagert lot split
based on the facts that the parcel should be developed under the
R-30 zone district requirements pursuant to section 5-508 of the
5
r
"",,
-.
......
land use code; it is unclear as to whether or not the application
meets the criteria for a lot split given the subdivision history
of the parcel and, the proposed building envelopes are
positioned too close to hillside.
If however, the City Council should find that the application
meets the Lot split criteria, that the zone district maps are too
imprecise to make an exact calculation with regard to zone
district boundaries and that the building envelopes are
appropriate or can be altered as recommended by the planning
staff then the following conditions should apply to the approval:
1. A plat meeting all platting requirements of the land
use code for a final plat shall be submitted to the
Engineering Department.
2. A 4x4 utility easement shall be granted to the City.
3. The applicants shall agree to join in any future
improvements districts for the area.
4. The building envelopes shall be moved to reflect that
the westerly edge of the envelope for lot 1 is no
closer to the hillside than the existing structure.
The westerly edge of the building envelope for lot 2
shall be no closer to the edge than the 7880 elevation
line.
CITY MANAGERS RECOMMENDATION:
ch.tagert
6
~
............
x7879
--~
/
t"
\
I
-~
"'"
. ,.
· to
..
\
- /'
",~./"~/
./
/
11I-8
............-/
'-
-
\
(j\
.
r
~
l
(
(
<,
I
~
38.78S .f
AD.lUBTED
aD....RII~
o
~~
/~.~~
\\~
\ \ li~1~1i1i1i1~f
~.:...::::::::.:.:.:
.:::::-:.:-:.:.:.:.
'::::::::::::::::::
'-( .
\ \~
\
0_200/0 21.3aB 9 I
.
. f:
21-300/0 9B3
31-400/0 1&!BB
410/0 . 917a
SLDPE
REDUCTIDN: (1 a,B 1 a>
32.72&
.F
......
...'/
~'..
/
AGENDA
., November 28, 1988
~.,"
5:00 COUNCIL MEETING
I. Call to order
I'.
~/ " ~ ,
,~
II. Roll call
III. Scheduled Public Appearances
a) Employee Bonus Awards
, J
.---
( .'
, '
vie
IV. Citizens Comments & Petitions
V. Special Orders of the day
a) Mayor and Councilmembers' comments
b) City Manager's comments
VI.
Consent Calendar
a) Liquor License Renewals
b) Financial Performance Report
c) Encroachment Request - Cunningham Building
d) December Meeting Schedule
e) Water Trust Agreement (Ron Mitchell)
,.:
~.
/,~
^
. /,
/j'
VII. Public Hearings
a) Ordinance #43, 1988 - Fines Mandatory Odd/Even No Burn
b) Ordinance #46, 1988 - Land Donation Agreement
c) Tagert Lot Split (Cindy Houben) ,
d) Block 19 Annexation
e) Lone Pine Annexation
VIII. Action Items
-;.. a) Ordinance #47, 1988 - Affordable Housing/Displacement (Alan
Richman)
Ordinance #48, 1988, Conversion of Stoves (Lee Cassin)
Aspen Valley Improvement Association -'Request of Council to
Zone the Meadows Property and Remand to P & Z
Red Roof Inns Sale to Housing Authority (Jim Adamski)
Liquor License Renewal - Copper Kettle
West Francis Paving (Elyse Elliott)
Dwight Shellman Report - RFTA Routes
Ordinance #49, 1988, Business Licenses (Craig Overbeck)
Ordinance #50, 1988, Liquor Occupation Tax (Ron Mitchell)
Request to Defer Water Tap - Hamwi (Ron Mitchell)
Drug and Alcohol Abuse Policy (Patsy Malone)
1989 Fitness/Wellness Program (Patsy Malone)
. Resolution #45, 1988 - Tow Contract (John Goodwin)
Request to Change Half Hour Parking (John Goodwin)
Parking Structure Bidding Process (Ron Mitchell)
Parking Structure Cost Estimate (Ron Mitchell)
Resolution #46, 1988 - 0015 Harbour Lane Annexation
Ordinance #51, 1988, Appropriation (Craig Overbeck)
Ordinance #52, 1988 - Planning Office Fees (Alan Richman)
Referral of Hunter Long House Addition (Glenn Horn)
b)
'" c)
J
d)
e)
~
g)
h)
il
j)
k)
1)
m)
n)
0)
p)
q)
r)
"j.. s)
t)
IX. Information Items
~ a) Planning Office Code Correction Status Update
b) Historic Requirements - Elisha House
x. Adjournment
Next Regular Meeting December 12, 1988
z
o
(f)
>
o
CD
:J
(f)
"
"
~
"
",
."
"
U
N
Iq
.. ,
~ 9
:;"a
~~
~'"
~.j ~
-': ~"
,'-!
" .'
~~~
.'-------
~
1
~
ii
A
"
"
. _.. - --
"I ~<:i;>
~J
,r~':".. 'J_
1.; ~'\
,
'"
"
o ,
o
C 0
---------..
'-
-~
--
,
'" s
-"'''''''1 '
~\("-V"Y'~~" ~
(',j'
J"~,,":..
j4..--:-
.\..._S
"-
'J
-
~7
,
~,
'd'-__-'. .___ t.
~'-""~""'''oJ1-' .....,..
-----..'" '1 ,. >_
"-~--"'--""" .'......J "-.)1_",",)> I i<.
---- '.... '1~ '"
:?5t>2 30" .~. . ___'_
".~ ,\) ..t-J31'\......t'~ _
tiITI()'IH-' -..;;: . . ~J,."".! R
.J...-::I1l 3.ltll\/Cid) Nv,',", ']"_i<j
--
~..~~~;:::;;-
\
\" //
'tl':..*'"
, 8.,.,<:1_1 /"
'_ 3. '~../'_\
,")"'~-~
---."" /"
16' .<-~ ------
ll'i:":l __
-------.. c.
-,
,',,'.i
0(SS3,),)\1
~::::-----0_
'\I', 'IS
I-
0:::
W
(.9
<r
I-
1 ~~,
:.185
f'l.?5
,.., <I~
"
c.
:::
'"
,
z
"
m
...J..u",
. ~"
Z It:-r
000
;::i':E
"
?rt'tJ
z
Q
Vl~
'>
o
<D
::>
,:! ~,' en
,
tn 6~
:'r n~
h '!-:t
,'",
.1'",-
'!
q', ~
"-
"-
~ (~~
V"
I/j:"
~C"}(
N \)
: ~ I
8 ~ I;
~A /
w
z
'"
.J
),
..". >i~
~
u
"
o
"
>-
~'7
V"
I- ~'
0"
-1z
o'
,~
'(7069
8\ Zc:::S
" .
f""" c
r ~c.
~,.._r-..i ~
;;
C3>t
.;J,
'J" :;
't",-, '"
CASELOAD SUMMARY SHEET
City of Aspen
.~~
DATE RECEIVED: 9/9~8
DATE COMPLETE: /0// '/fl'il
PARCEL ID AND CASE NO.
2735-122-00-011 50A-88
STAFF MEMBER: r..1I
PROJECT NAME: Taqert Subdivision Exemption for a Lot Split
Project Address: 930 W. Smuqqler
Legal Address:
APPLICANT: Irene Taqert
Applicant Address: 930 W. Smuqqler 925-3559
REPRESENTATIVE: Albee Kern Mc.K /1(" G,...a..~
Representative Address/Phone: t,39 E. ran- 923 1411 S .;:;t,/d?
00 e. pk.,";,s
PAID: ~ES) NO AMOUNT:.$ 7.3 0 . 0 0 ~ 73~-0:1)========
TYPE OF APPLICATION: 1 STEP: ~ 2 STEP:
P&Z Meeting Date
PUBLIC HEARING: YES
NO
CC Meeting Date AfdV d! PUBLIC HEARING:CYES--,)
VESTED RIGHTS:
YES
NO
NO
(
VESTED RIGHTS:
YES
NO
Planning Director Approval:
Insubstantial Amendment or Exemption:
Paid:
Date:
!
( "
if1F LS:
, City Attorney
':',;,,) City Engineer
/ Housing Dir.
Aspen Water
city Electric
)( Envir. Hlth.
Aspen Consolo
S.D.
Mtn. Bell
Parks Dept.
Holy Cross
Fire Marshall
Roaring Fork
Roaring Fork
Energy Center
School District
Rocky Mtn Nat Gas
State Hwy Dept(GW)
State Hwy Dept(GJ)
Building Inspector
Other
/
DATE REFERRED:
/qij?~
INITIALS: dti-
FINAL ;OUTING: -------;;~TE ROUTED~--S-7~5-7N~;~;~~~7==#==
___ City Atty ~City Engineer ___ Zoning Env. Health
___ Housing Other:
FILE STATUS AND LOCATION: ~~J ,~~/
MEMORANDUM
To: Cindy Houben, Planning Department
From: Elyse Elliott, Engineering Department
Date: March 16, 1989
Re: Tagert Lot Split Plat
-------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------
There must be language on the plat stating:
1. The owner will join any future improvement districts.
2. A 4' X 4' utility easement is granted as shown on Lot 2.
3. The owner will give an easement to the City for the portion
of Smuggler Street that is on Lot 2.
cc: Fred Gannett
..
, "
\
J, NICHOLAS MCGRATH, P.C.
A Professional Corporation
Attomeys At law
600 East Hopkins Avenue
Suite 203
Aspen. Colorado 81611
Telephone (303) 925-2612
Telecopler (303) 925-4402
J. Nicholas McGrath.
March 15, 1989
Michael C, Ireland
Ms. Cindy Houben
Aspen/Pitkin Planning
130 S. Galena
Aspen, CO 81611
Office
Re: Tagert lot split
Dear Cindy:
I apologize for the confusion on the applicant's behalf.
I have not been involved in this matter since approval was
voted by the City Council on November 27. Ramona, working
with Alpine Surveys, has been following up on the plat, for
the understandable reason of trying to save Irene money. I
am sure Ramona was not trying to avoid appropriate staff
review of the plat; she was just trying to do a good and
thorough job for Irene.
In any event, I enclose a copy of the proposed final
plat for the Tagert Lot Split, with some additional language
suggested by me to meet the conditions of the approval, which
were from the end of your memo dated November 28 (see minutes
of City Council attached).
This was processed entirely as a lot split and the
enclosed plat meets all of the platting requirements. The
initial checksheet by the planning office did not check the
lines for conceptual or final PUD, and none of the handouts
referred to PUD--only lot splits. None of the conditions in
your memo referred to PUD.
More importantly, there is no reason for any additional
approval under PUD when the lot split platting and approval
process relating to two single family dwellings fully protect
the applicant, the City, and the public. Under Sec. 7-902,
no PUD approval is required for detached, single family
development on a separate lot. By the lot split, these are
in fact separate lots. Every one of the criteria in Sec. 7-
903(B)(1), (2), and (3) have already been satisfied. For
example, no variation from the area and bulk requirements of
the underlying zone were sought (and hence PUD is
inapplicable), except for the condition of the Starodoj-
Brandt letter as to the set back from the hill. And Sec. 7-
1003(2), under which we applied, exempts a lot split from the
rest of the subdivision provisions, of which PUD is one.
Since PUD is not involved, there is no need, if that was
not already apparent by the nature of the lot split-single
.Member, Colo. (1971), Callt (f969),andD.C. (1966)bors
J, NICHOLAS MCGRATH, P.C.
Ms. Cindy Houben
March 15, 1989
Page 2
family home application to designate where in the building
envelopes parking will go--these are two homes, not
commercial development, and not a large, multi lot clustered
residential development.
There is a closing on this property with the original
proposed purchasers from last Spring. It was scheduled for
March 15, and I believe it will be postponed a week.
With regard to Smuggler Street, I proposed that we show
the small encroachment, and that we leave the issue
unresolved. An easement was not a condition of approval.
Please call if you have any questions. I would hope
you, Fred, and the engineering department can authorize the
City to sign within the next few days.
Thanks for your patience.
Sincerely yours,
J. NICHOLAS MCGRATH, P.C.
ByJJ~
J. Nicholas McGrath
n9\tagert
, 5
"
t;
~,
(/
/
........
J
land use code; it is unclear as to whether or not the application
meets the criteria for a lot split given the subdivision history
of the parcel and, the proposed building envelopes are
positioned too close to hillside.
If however, the City Council should find that the application
meets the Lot split criteria, that the zone district maps are too
imprecise to make an exact calculation with regard to zone
district boundaries and that the building envelopes are
appropriate or can be altered as recommended by the planning
staff then the following conditions should apply to the approval:
1. A plat meeting all platting requirements of the land
use code for a final plat shall be submitted to the
Engineering Department.
2. A 4x4 utility easement shall be granted to the City.
3. The applicants shall agree to join in any future
improvements districts for the area.
4. The building envelopes shall be moved to reflect that
the westerly edge of the envelope for lot 1 is no
closer to the hillside than the existing structure.
The westerly edge of the building envelope for lot 2
shall be no closer to the edge than the 7880 elevation
line.
CITY MANAGERS RECOMMENDATION:
ch.tagert
6
J, NICHOLAS MCGRATH, P,C,
A Professional Corporation
Attorneys At law
-
600 East Hopkins Avenue
Suite 203
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Telephone (303) 925-2612
Telecopier (303) 925-4402
'1 - I.,' 'i?9
~ '. lo.,3.o-T
ik~~
:r U o~~~ttet k, IM~
CfY\L q> I tdo\.. io 'I tJlA- .- - JW t -t k
+- Lllu h, &to "t --br.ve:
o Ta~(,. tb.4 r\t)\- c-~~
tu-.wn.v 0lAT, P JU,A..4 '4 aJA() ,. ~ 'f
tv.wt IJ illd -cli-t 11 ~ S lU .
r (1.W.. tv"t W'S ~ ~ ~
~ 't d. 1""ke<X' 'j!. f\ € , it.o,..
Y fJ1A r- ~ t J fIf)" Y tJ"t,I..>v
hJ.c,~SI,^I\ltz. .
fL:t 1 1: ~GlJ ~ I bet..
tlu.% '{ (1M. ,) c.o-u..t &.. ~ l, k> -d.u.
plo..1- ,+ ",or l-oAAorrou.; ~
t'rt' cl t1b-tr l..Vv~ .{a-~ '
V\.(.Aj, (., L'J..U..(( It- W"D'LQ. rJ2. c..t.r.. bL.
I ,
h&p.
Jl(;XM. ~ f, )
tv, Jrv
,.~,
...
....,..;./
,
~ GIBSON & RENO.
ARCHITECTS
November 23, 1988
Mr. Nicholas McGrath
600 E. Hopkins Suite 203
Aspen, CO 81611
RE: TAGERT LOT SPLIT
Dear Nick:
Regarding the zone district calculations for the
proposed Tagert lot split, please allow me to make a few
observations. I was asked by the Planning Office to attempt
to compute the percentage of each zone district, R-30 and
R-6 within the property. Based upon assumptions suggested by
Engineering, I was able to calculate the percentage of each
zone district to one hundredth of one percent. However, I
feel this exercise in exactitude could be misleading and
inappropriate for the following reasons:
1. City zoning maps are drawn at I" = 200 where
a city block is only 1 1/4" long. At this scale
the zone boundary pencil line itself is 8 to 10
feet wide!
2. The zone division boundary crossing the property is
a freehand line applied by the mapmaker. No survey
direction or declination is given for this line, nor
is any on file at the Engineers' office.
3. To make matter worse, the Tagert property is at the
corner of the zoning map, and is split between sheets
1, 4, and 5 with an imperfect fit at best between
these three sub-parcels.
Given these extremely imprecise document conditions, I feel
it is folly to accept at face value an exact zone district divi-
sion for this property, which shows it to be 497 sq. feet,(1.52~
short of the required 75% R-6 percentage, while the pencil line
on the zoning document itself covers some 1800 sq. feet on the
property!
I believe the suitability of the property fo
split should take precedence over such question
in this case.
such a lot
e calculations
DFG/cd
enclosures
418 E. CQOPEI=l AVENUE
ASPEN, COLORADO 81611
303/925,5868
,.
"'",."
..".,.
"....
FIRST WESTERN LENDING OF ASPEN, INC.
, 17 SOUTH SPRING STREET. ASPEN, COLORADO 81611. (303) 925-7323
November 22, 1988
Honorable William L. Sterling, Mayor
City of Aspen
130 South Galena
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Dear Bill:
I received a notice from you as Mayor relative to a lot split for
the Taggert Subdivision which is up for consideration before the
City Council next Monday, November 28th. The reason I was sent a
notice was that I live below the Taggert home, on Sneaky Lane. I
am actually just across the street from the portions of the subject
property.
My and my wife's feelings on the matter are as follows:
A) I think that the lot split should not be granted because a
considerable portion of the land owned by Mrs. Taggert is steeply
sloped and unsuitable for building. I am sure that at the time
that Mrs. Taggert took title to this property that she did so by
paying considerably less for the land in consideration of the
extremely steep (and at that time considered unusable) slope on a
portion of her land. Aspen is trying to limit growth, and does not
need to grant a lot split for someone who purchased the land years
ago with probably no anticipation of a lot split and for a
considerably lower price than would have been paid for flat
buildable land at that time.
B) The impact on the Sneaky Lane area could be very significant
since it is my guess that if the lot split is granted at least one
house will be located over the edge of the bank. This gives Sneaky
Lane homeowners the feeling of having a house built on top of their
heads, destroying a lot of the amenities that were important to the
people that built in this area. I would think that the slope is
too steep and unstable to build on. Two other homes have been
built on steep slopes in this area. These homes are an example of
how noise and visual pollution can affect the area beneath them and
I have personally seen a great deal of rock and dirt slide down
r
...
, "
sterling
Page Two
from one home during and after construction. I don't understand
why anyone would want to build a house over the slope if they could
set it back from the edge of the bank and therefore get a better
view that would not include the city garage and truck parking area.
with effective screening, one, or even two, homes could be built
back from the bank that would include only a view of the mountains,
as opposed to building over the bank where the view would most
probably include the Castle Creek Bridge and all the city
maintenance area underneath it.
C) In event the city does agree to a lot split I would hope that
the homes would be required to be built on the flat portion of the
parcel in question and not on a steep slope which will cause
visual, ecological and perhaps physical damage (from falling and
sliding rock, etc.) to those who live below. In addition, if two
homes are built, isn't it about time that Aspen limited their
square footage? Do we really need more 5,000 or more square foot
homes in the West End area?
In summation, both my wife and I feel that it is time for Aspen to
limit growth and not grant subdivision exemptions that result in
more growth. In this case there is no economic or environmental
reason for granting the exemption and in fact there are strong
arguments in both these areas to deny it. If the city feels it
must grant such an exemption than I would be most appreciative if
the two homes that would be built on this property would be
required to be built on the flat, back from the edge of the bank.
Consideration from you and other city personnel is appreciated.
Sincerely,
David A. Baxter
CC: Cindy Huban, Planning Department, City of Aspen
,
c
o
Affidavit of Ramona Markalunas
I hereby certify that I mailed copies of the public notice of
the Tagert lot split hearing to the people on the attached list,
first class postage prepaid, on November~, 1988.
!
c.....,
c~~~~hJ
iURona Marka una
. .
STATE OF COLORADO
)
)
)
ss
County of Pitkin
My commission expires:
:;TD...
before me this ,:( '( day of
/~ Commission expires 9/ZT192
<~taryc;k1{~/) >>; <~
~~s~~dto
\
l' R01' ERTY ~ERS
rlr. 8lld tire. Jolm ScllUiI,,~el
1'.0. Box 3528
Aspen, Colorado 81612
HnllJ tl JOll liT. OF TAGJmT ()l'ERTY ~,,,..,,,
B&I~ _ .lrtnersh'.r'
c/o Craig L. U~rr
Burr, Egan and Ueleage
One I'oat Office Sq.
Boston, Mass. 02109
Irving B. Hards
Suite 505
2 North LaSalle Street
Chicago, Illinois 60607
DeniBon S. Levy
1335 Snowbullny Lane
hapell, Colorado 61611
Donnelly and Cinda Erdman
Box 10640
Aspen, CO 81612
Lorenzo and Joyce Semple
c/o Robert ROBS
2200 N. Central Rd.
Fort Lee, NJ 07024
11.11. VandenllJer
1755 NOIlBCO l'kwy
Denver, CO 80220
Narlon and Nancy Vllndemoer
644 Gtencoe St.
Denver I CO 80220
Frank J. Woods
Box 1361
Aspen, CO 81612
William R. Jordan III and cheryll1jord3n
600 Eas t Hapking
Aapen, Colorado 81611
La rry J. no Hlllan
1401 Brickell Ave.
Hiami, FL 3313l
David Henscher
111801
5150 Hidalgo
lIouston, Texas 77056
Joan Gantzel
70S Headowa Road
Aspen, CO 81611
David A. Baxter
Box 2048
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Thomas and Betay Stsrodoj
580 Sneaky Lane
Aspen, CO 81612
Joseph Coslliac and Anlleliese
301 Westover, Alamo Uta.
San Antonio, Texas 78209
James D. Stout
Suite 708
3857 Birch
Newport Beach, California 92660
Sandra L. Read
Box 4307
Aspen, Colorado
_......_-_......"...~".,~...,_.,.--,.~...~,..,.,-_..>
Y/U8
-"',
'... ..
CASE DISPOSITION
TAGERT LOT SPLIT
Approval was given on November 28, 1988 by city council with the
following conditions:
1. A plat meeting all platting requirements of the land
use code for a final plat shall be submitted to the
Engineering Department.
2. A 4x4 utility easement shall be granted to the city.
3. The applicants shall agree to join in any future
improvements districts for the area.
4. The building envelopes shall be moved to reflect that
the westerly edge of the envelope for Lots 1 & 2 is no
closer to the hillside than is depicted on the attached
map (approximately 20' back from the westerly edge of
the building envelope proposed by the applicant). All
man made features shall be limited to within the
approved building envelopes with the exception of
access driveways.
'...,,'
ri
--
/'
~
\..
-
x7879
~
\
,
~~
,
84' ........ I
................... ..-................-.......,
\
y--
;...~ 't
"" . ., "-
:.. .~
c.lf'4
" .
.
25'
(
+1
\
\
I
i
\
\
\
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
~
/
.~~
~~
-------
9 9 I
. ,.
G to
\
-"
~
GIBSON & RENO . ARCHITECTS
TRANSMITTAL LETTER
PROJECT: jV~5~
TO: D(\10 fY'C.t<8JUE:.
ftt.-P. kJ~ 0lJfLV8.( ~
ARCH. PROJ. NO.
6f3':)-t.{--
DATE:
If f~/Bg
WE TRANSMIT:
~'\j
( )
Herewith Via nl!D-r c.UrX'> MAI'--
Under Separate Cover
In Acccordance With Your Request
THE FOLLOWING:
( )
( )
(~
( ) Drawings () Shop Drswing Prints
( ) Samples () Change Order
(x.. ) I.-Uf' 6pW-r 'BUIL-1>1/.J/.o @..JVGLoP~
Information
Approval
Record/Use
(
(
) Distr. to Parties
) Review & Comment
FOR YOUR:
COPIES
/
.
DATE
//M~
DESCRIPTION
71IE "c;rAIlODe>:r"€fVVB..cR? (S
flrGHurymEO /N 7Gu.oW.
REMARKS:
~ US6 "11Jf!r ~Oe>rr aJt./Et..61lY AS
~ h/),v().-I<Y A~ CITY rhvJ./C.IL- ~ 7JN=.
MsII 7D ~ A P~SF-- ~ asc~
&/c...P1 A..Gr- eA!VEtPP6 oN ~ fl---'FT W1IIC-H n(/
Me- pRt:;(:1ATUJ/lr Ii::>/& ~
(w/enel. )
( )
( )
( )
( )
( )
COPIES TO:
Cll.IDi Hout'JEAJ
).II CK... !1 C6r"e,lfflf
BY:
418 e. COOPER AVENue . ASPEN. COLORADO 8181'1 . 303/8255968
o
o
NOV . 5 192)
November 15, 1988
Ms. Cindy Ruban
Planning Department
130 S. Galena St.
Aspen, CO 81611
Re.: Irene Tagert Subdivision
Dear Cindy:
Thanks for taking the time to make a site inspection. I hope it was
informative. As Betsy and I expressed, any buildings on or near the slope
of the Tagert property would be highly detrimental to us visually,
acoustically, and economically, as well as threatening to the stability of
the slope.
Presently we are severely and adversely impacted by the home built on the
bluff adjacent to the Tagert property. Loud hot tub parties in the wee
hours of the morning have forced both us and Irene Tagert to call the
police on several occasions. Tom Dunlop's statement concerning noise in
his memo to you dated October 22, 1988 is an uninformed statement. We
have never been contacted by anyone on this issue and we are, and would
be, the most impacted.
Also, lights at night intrude on our privacy. Both these problems would
be greatly magnified should any development be permitted on, or close to,
the slope of the Tagert property as this is the orientation of the views
of our home. It would also severely impact several other homes on Sneaky
Lane.
Sunny Vann will be meeting with Dave Gibson, architect for this project,
to see exactly what they have planned and he will keep you advised. These
issues are our greatest concern and we would appreciate if they are
addressed in the review of subject application.
o
Sincerely,
~.
(~ f-'v-
~~~tarOdOj
Be~~~s SVr~dOj
"
-_.,
r'"".
,-.,
.
November 20, 1988
Cindy Huban Re. Irene Tagert SUbcli vision
c/o City of Aspen Planning Department
130 S. Galena Street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Dear Cindy,
We the undersigned hareowners of Sneaky Lane are extrerrely
concerned about the develOfl1'eI1t of the Irene Tagert land parcel
because of the great potential to negatively impact our neighborhood.
'l'he subject parcel sits on a bluff approximately 75 feet
high that overlooks our neighborhood and thus any structure built
on or near the lip of the bluff will severely impact the view
plane and privacy of several of our hanes. In addition the
fragile nature of the slope is of great concern.
'l'he hane presently built adjacent to Irene Tagert's hane on
her north boundary is a graphic example of the negative impact
created by a structure allowed to be built on a bluff. Loud
noises fran hot tub parties and lights in the wee hours of the
rroming have led to repeated phone calls to the police.
To allow subject parcel to be developed in a similar manner will
only canpound these problems. 'l'here is ample land available
back fran the lip of the bluff on which to locate any building
envelopes.
We hope in your review of subject application that you will
take into consideration the deep concerns of the undersigned
neighbors.
See attached signature page
x ~---j ~ ,0~'
e k UcLy /..e'2-
(,':' '; "(' , /4, (:-;1 .. .; (.I jCf ,.J ,'1/ ...... ),1....1.'1
.,,-:'...,/I,/~ -'('--.Y Iv{..-'~ ~ -/\~ (....._....~\...__{V ".....
J" ,I ')
'ORr/d) ,"1 /3RXI f..R
CI+I'\15 r3AX. 7f:. R
~2J S ,:;N f-r:::I K Y LR;J E.
J-g:'A....tLU.V1.2 4tUft -p'l<"Ct:f1 t[ i,:
Q~n.~
/2J~~~
CjNTH1R R, at/nEE.
ROB6RT (.RM P
5D5 5l'lEAI<y UfAlf) .sOC-iTl-f UNII
---.....
../
WIL/./f//VI (f. ,fORO(frJ
Cr/f.RYL A JDtxOAN
050 .5rJlSqKY LfftJE-
, d~ 4e<>--
4J~ '
(?t~/.~
Bfr:J'j it STFtf.J.oOOJ
11-10 1M lis 8TRRooeJ
j150 SNe{fI<Y LlfrJE
.4, ~)
\ /~.>~#~.
~//
/" /
y"" /'
'J A
_ 00 'SuQ 1/ L ?'S/!?,.AZ:.
/1 "r>t..-C- ~ ~ ~ G} ""{~c:.
c7 -;7 ~ SIV /l A,;.-
/-A~c..5 '--
(1P
\
LIr'DA- ~'-~
$"l)S' SJ'1~ j - - <-",I)nd. v,v,;"'"
fhl' W
SJ'\l\!orM L 62.eA:D
;50 I 511..lA-K':) J..wv.-
~ U, ~Ib"
",-.",
/~'
I
'"
I-"
, i
/'
/
J, NICHOLAS MCGRATH. P,C,
A ProfeuJonal CotporatIon
Attomeys At law
600 East Hopi( Ins Avenue
SUite 203
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Telephone (303)925-2612
Telecopier (303)925-4402
October 11, 1988
Ms. Cindy Houben
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office
130 S. Galena
Aspen, CO 81611
Re: Tagert lot split/GMP exemption application
Dear Cindy:
This is to supplement Mrs. Tagert's lot split
application dated September 9, 1988, a copy of which is
attached (Exhibit 1).
We would like to request that you schedule this on
Council's agenda no later than October 24. I realize that is
a quick date~ on the other hand, the application is hopefully
simple and most of the materials were submitted following
Mrs. Tagert's September 9 letter. Mrs. Tagert has a contract
to sell the property conditioned upon approval of this lot
split no later than the October 24 meeting. We are
negotiating for an extension~ but do not yet have one. Mr.
and Mrs. Tagert plan to retire and move to Grand Junction.
Most of their moving plans are made and they are in a bit of
a limbo situation.
Leoal description and ownership. The legal description
of the property and evidence of ownership is set forth in the
title commitment attached hereto as Exhibit 2. The Irene R.
Pastore is the title commitment is the same person as Irene
R. Tagert, which is her name by remarriage. So far as we are
aware there are no liens, mortgages, etc. affecting the
property.
Vicinitv map. I have attached an 8 1/2 x 11 vicinity
map locating the property in the City is attached as Exhibit
3. We ask your indulgence on all maps involved in this
application. Mrs. Tagert's husband drives a school bus, and
they are on a fixed income. I am trying therefore to keep
all costs down.
Owners within 300 feet. Attached as Exhibit 4 is a list
of adjacent and lot-owners within 300 feet.
Plat.
split. We
submitting
the reason
Attached as Exhibit 5 is a rough plat of the lot
ask to be excused from the requirements of
a formal plat at this stage of the proceeding for
set forth above.
Member, Cola. (1971). CollI. (19691, end D.C. (1966) bars
..=-_.~~-_.....-....--.....,.--,-.~,._,~.~..~...,...-.,.- .~~"
r-..
r''''-''',
'''-'-' .Y
J. NICHOLAS MCGRATH. P.C,
Cindy Houben
October 11, 1988
Page 2
Exo1anation of comoliance with code. We believe Mrs.
Tagert's property is eligible for a lot split subdivision
exemption and a GMQS exemption. The property is located at
the end of W. Smuggler, overlooking Sneaky Lane, where W.
Smuggler joins Power Plant Rd., which goes beneath the Castle
Creek Bridge. Mrs. Tagert acquired her parcel in 1950; she
built her house there in 1960-61. The parcel is very large,
and substantially larger than the subdivided lots that have
sprung up around her. The lot split would create two lots of
16,386 square feet each, each of which is still larger than
any of the adjacent lots or other lots in the area.
In 1972, Mrs. Tagert sold a portion of the property to
Tom and Bob Starodoj for their homes on Sneaky Lane. Those
lots were the two lots of the "Tagert Subdivision," recorded
in 1972. The plat has the adjacent property--at issue here--
labelled as belonging to Mrs. Tagert, but the property was
not part of the subdivision.' In any event, since Mrs.
Tagert's land was not part of that subdivision, it is
therefore not a parcel created by a subdivision after March
24, 1969, which parcels are ineligible for a lot split
subdivision exemption pursuant to Section 7-1003(A)(2)(a) of
the Land Use Code. Rather, the parcel was in fact created by
a conveyance out of the old Marolt Ranch in 1950, and this is
eligible for a lot split.
The R6 zone, in which the majority of the parcel is
located, allows 1 house for 6000 square feet. At that rate,
under a full subdivision and GMQS application, there could be
as many as 5 houses on the parcel. While the lot size is
larger in the R-30 zone, which affects a small portion of the
property, so less than 5 single family houses could actually
be built, duplexes are permitted on 8000 square foot parcels;
so if duplexes were built then 8 units are possible. In fact
as the Planning Office has noted, there is an incongruity
here since a duplex could be built without a GMQS
application, but there is no GMQS exemption for a second
single family home. While we understand you will be drafting
a corrective amendment, that will arrive too late to help
Mrs. Tagert and her present contract.
'Apparently there was no requirement in 1972 that all
contiguous land be part of a subdivision, although we have
not tried to research what 1972 codes provided.
-~_..,~.,~, .. ,.~,,,,,,,---,,-_..__._..
"""'
J, NICHOLAS MCGRATH. P.C.
Cindy Houben
October 11, 1988
Page 3
There are few if any other parcels which are comparable
to Mrs. Tagert's, and the interpretation that she is eligible
for a lot split and GMQS exemption is reasonable and will not
be a harmful precedent. In fact, a lot split (with its usual
conditions of no further development) actually benefits the
City and the adjacent area. That is, if one had the time and
the money--which Mrs. Tagert does not have--one could file
for full subdivision and GMQS approval and get from 4 to 8
units. A lot split yields only 2 units. All land use
interests of the City can be addressed in the lot split ~
process, such as a requirement that the houses be built on
the upper, flat area, rather than on the steep slope. Thus
it is meaningless to force this parcel into a larger, far
more expensive process to accomplish the same (or a worse--
more units) result.
Review standards. All of the review standards of
attachment 4, par. 2, items a through e we believe are met by
this application: (a) the land is a metes and bounds parcel
which has not been subdivided after March 19691 (b) no more
than two lots are being created conform (and exceed) the
requirements of the underlying zone and zones1 (c) the lots
were not part of a previous lot split exemption1 (d) a plat
will be prepared with the no further subdivision and (e)
there is one dwelling on the two lots and thus the property
is entitled to a GMQS exemption for one additional dwelling.
Section 8-104(C)(1)(a).
Mrs. Tagert hopes that the City will act favorably upon
her application.
Sincerely,
J. NICHOLAS McGRATH, P.C.
By J lhJ.c.Jt.<- AACG~
J. Nicholas McGrath
cc: Mrs. Irene Tagert
Mrs. Ramona Markalunas
c1:houbo11.ltr
\
\ " I c' ,tJ], Y,,'. ~,', [-,-
,_ \! I '
---. ,-.
,-
r
'I i
~,
, '
September 9, 1988
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office
130 S. Galena
Aspen, CO 81611
Re: Tagert Subdivision
(Exemption, Lot Split) Application
Dear Planning Office:
I hereby apply for a lot split or subdivision exemption
application (or any other category that may help divide my
land into two parcels).
I bought about 2 acres from the old Marolt Ranch in
1950, and built our house on the property, at 930 W.
Smuggler, in 1961-1962. The property was annexed to the City
around 1970. In 1972, I sold a part of the property, down
the hill towards Castle Creek, to Bob Starodoj, who processed
that into two lots, although I signed the plat.
My parcel is about 3/4 ~f an acre. The upper portion,
where my house is, and where the two houses would be if the
parcel is divided, is R-6, which allows one house for 6000
square feet. At that size, four houses could be put on the
parcel. The lower portion of the property is R-30, but the
proposal is not to build down the hill. If the property were
divided into 9000 square foot parcels, then six or eight
units (duplex) could be put on the property. All I want is
two parcels. I will order adequate mapping or surveys to
assist in finding the zoning line if necessary, although I do
not understand why the zoning line does not simply follow my
lot line.
I ask that the head planner with the help of the City
Attorney if necessary determine that my parcel is a "legal"
parcel eligible for a lot split. I got no benefit from Mr.
Starodoj subdividing the property I sold him, and did not
know that action might somehow hurt me in the future. My
property should be viewed as a metes and bounds parcel and
thus eligible for a lot split or for a further subdivision
exemption.
If my property is divided into two parcels, the density
is one single-family dwelling per 16,363 square feet. That
is far larger a parcel, or less density, than not only the
vast majority of the lots in the City, but larger than almost
all of the immediately adjacent lots, and the lots in the
surrounding area.
....
~
1-
(
-
I have not completed arrangements to hire a land use
attorney but I wanted to get the application on file because
I don't want to lose the sale I have pending.
Thank you.
Irene Tagert
"
..
-
C::III~
..........
t\,,",
Central Bank
Aspen, N.A.
JAN-9
T .5. Starodoj. II
PresIdent
January 4, 1989
Ms. Cindy Houben
Chief Planner
Planning Department
City Hall
130 S. Galena St.
Aspen, CO 81611
Re.: Irene Tagert Subdivision
Dear Cindy:
Just to follow up on this particular situation, I would appreciate your
keeping me informed of any changes, should they occur, relative to this
subdivision; and also when the final Plat comes in for approval, if I
could have the opportunity to review it with you before you put your final
stamp of approval on it. Once again, thanks for all your help.
Sincerely,
0~
Thomas S. Starodoj
TSS/ss
420 East Main Street! P.O. Box 3318 ! Aspen, Colorado 81612 ! (303) 925-1450
-
. ASPEN.PITKIN
ENVIRO~ENTAL HEALTH DEPARTIVh:!NT
MEMORANDUM
<".~'.
To:
Cindy Houben, Planner
Planning Office
,. ....~... ," -..'
From: Thomas S. Dunlop, Director ~
Environmental Health Department
Date: October 22, 1988
Re: Tagert Subdivision Exemption for a Lot Split
Parcel 10# 2737-122-00-011
===========================================================~====
The Aspen/Pitkin Environmental Health Department has reviewed the
above-men tioned land use submi ttal for the following concerns.
The authority for this review is granted to this office by the
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office.
SEWAGE TREATMENT AND COLLECTION:
There is no reference in the submittal that the lots created in
the proposed split will be served by public sewer when dwellings
are constructed. Since public sewer is available in that area it
will be a requirement that the applicant contacttn~ Aspen
Consolidated Sanitation District for arrangement~ to-connect
future dwellings to that utility. Section 1-2.3 of the Pitkin
County Requlations On Individual Sewaqe Disposal Systems defines
the policy to "require the use of public sewer systems wherever
and whenever feasible, and to limit the installation of
individual sewage disposal systems only to areas that are not
feasible for public sewers".
ADEOUATE PROVISIONS FOR WATER NEEDS:
There is no reference in the submittal that the. lots created in
the proposed split will b~ served by ,a public water system when
dwellings are constructed. Since public water is available in
that area it will be a requirement that the applicant contact the
City of Aspen for arrangements to connect future dwellings to
that utility. Section 23-55 of the Aspen Municipal Code
requires such projects "which use water shall be connected to
the municipal water utility system".
AIR QUALITY:
Proposed dwellings will be required to comply with regulations
governing fireplace/wood stove installations that exist at the
time building permits are obtained for construction.
130 South Galena Street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
303/925-2020
-
ASPEN.PITKIN
, . j
ENVIRO~j(nENTAL HEALTH OEPARTMeNT
Tagert Subdivision Exemption/Lot Split
October 22, 1988
Page 2
Further, the applicant shall contact this office for information
concerning applicable regulations on containment of wind blown
dust that may be generated during development of the properties.
NOISE:
When development is initiated short term noise impacts can be
expected to the neighborhood. However, after construction of
dwellings long term negative impacts will not be anticipated.
CONFORMANCE WITH OTHER LAWS:
None that pertain to this application.
CONTAMINATED SOILS:
The applicant is advised to contact this office for comment
should mine waste, waste rock or mine dumps be encountered during
the excavation phase of the project. Disposal of such materials
off-site is discouraged due to the possibility of excessive heavy
metals being present in the soil.
This is not a requirement, but simply a request based on past
experience in dealing with mine waste and possible negative
impacts to humans.
130 South Galena Street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
303/925-2020
.......
",--.,".~-_.""""--..",,,.......~.-..-.
MEMORANDUM
To:
Cindy Houben, Planning Office ~
Elyse Elliott, Engineering Departmentv0b
From:
Date:
November 22, 1988
Re:
Tagert Lot Split
--------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------------
The Engineering Department has the following comments on the
above application:
1. The plat submitted with this application is not sufficient.
A final plat must be approved by the Engineering Department prior
to granting the lot split. The present owner of the property has
questioned the right-of-way location of Smuggler Street, a proper
survey will clarify this.
2. A 4'x4' utility easement must be granted to the City. This
can be located on either lot.
3. This project must agree to join any future improvement
districts.
-
c
......
\../
November 15, 1988
Ms. Cindy Ruban
Planning Department
130 S. Galena St.
Aspen. CO 81611
Re.: Irene Tagert Subdivision
Cindy Ruban:
I am a resident at 575 Sneaky Lane, Aspen, Colorado, and thus am very
concerned about the subdivision development planned on the Irene Tagert
property.
The view plane from my home is directly up the slope leading to her home
and thus any development on or close to the slope would be highly
detrimental to me and my family. Specifically, the impact to us could be
both visual and acoustic as we are located directly across from the
planned development on the west side of Sneaky Lane.
I hope you will give our concerns the greatest thought when you review
this application.
Sincerely,
oseph Kosniac
1715 McCullouch
San Antonio, TX 78212
(512) 226-9541
(303) 925-4034
NDV 2 I
-
.......
,""'
....,J
November 26, 1988
To City Council:
Up:m review of mem::>ra"'1dum dated 11/28/88 prepared by Cindy Houben
of the Planning Office, we, the undersigned haneawners of Sneaky l&'1e
re::arrnend approval of the Tagert Lot Split subje::t to the follO\\'ing:
1. That any man made structures, buildi.'1gs, hot tubs, dedcs, roof
lines etc. that are located on proposed Lot 1 be located no
closer to t.'1e edge of t.'1e hillside thal'1 10' East of t.1'Je Westerly
foundation line of the existing Tagert home.
2. That any lTI3Il made structures, buildi.'1gs, hot tubs, de::ks, roof
lines, etc. that are located on proposed Lot 2 be
located no closer to the edge of t.1'Je hillside th,"-,'1 10'
East of the 7880 elevation line.
The only difference betwee'1 our re::orrvne.'1dations and t.'1ose of the
Planning Office is the 10'.
To not grant the lot split will probably result in the
construction of a single structure of approxinately the same square
footage as the two hanes but located over the edge of the hillside,
hanging into our hanes and view planes.
This would be a,=tastro,:>he.
Attached is a map S!1owing t.1'Je original ~i1J?Osed buildi.'1g
envelopes i.'1 Blue and our proposed weste2.TI envelope li.'1es in Red.
The Planning Offices' recommended line is in Green.
Agenda Time is 5:30 p.m., Monday, Novemebr 28, 1988.
./ )
.(.~
/
~.
_/
\
"- \
-
x 7879.6
1 <o<2P'
~
Q 9 I
. ,.
e r:
(
ES
'( \
\ l.; \
\
I I III I \
-
......
. "
~,--<-~
y
.,~
CORRECTED PUBLIC NOTICE
RE: TAGERT SUBDIVISION EXEMPTION FOR A LOT SPLIT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public meeting will be held on
Monday, November 28, 1988 at a meeting to begin at 5:00 P.M.,
before the Aspen City council, City Council Chambers, 130 S.
Galena Street, Aspen, CO, to consider an application from Irene
Tagert requesting Subdivision Exemption for the purpose of
dividing the Tagert property into two lots of 16,386 sq. ft. each.
The property is located at the end of W. Smuggler overlooking
Sneaky Lane, more specifically described as a tract of land
situated in Lot 3, section 12, T10S, R85W.
The public notice published in The Aspen Times on November
3, 1988 incorrectly stated that meeting would be held on Tuesday
rather than Monday.
For further information, contact the Aspen/Pitkin Planning
Office, 130 S. Galena street, Aspen, Colorado 81611, (303) 920-
5090.
s/William L. Stirlinq
Mayor, Aspen city Council
-----------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Published in The Aspen Times on November 17, 1988.
city of Aspen Account.
.~.._.,c,.~~.__,.._~",-",_.___~.,
,r''''-
"
""'''',
~~ GIBSON & RENO . ARCHITECTS MOV I 5 i__
TRANSMITTAL LETTER
PROJECT: 7;iJ4&~, /Dr ~
TO: PIAN,.., I AI. OP/'la=-
I~ ~ <Sto1~ ;>,.
A51tEN c:b. e. ~II
WE TRANS~t CJ~"H!!::.'(/!:~^' Via !MNo-{)er.IUt:J-~
( ) Under Separate Cover
~ In Acccordance With Your Request
r=~
( )
ARCH. PROJ. NO. ~
DATE: ''/I>>Iee,
FOR YOUR:
Information
Approval
Record/Use
~
Dfstr. to Parties
Review & Comment
THE FOLLOWING:
( ) Drawings
( ) Samples
( ) Shop Drawing Prints
( ) Change Order
COPIES
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
CODE
~
DATE
,j~~:
"/I~ /.Nl'
, ,
,.,
~; ~~:;:
IJuII.DJ/1(G !;;itIVE/ ~~
REMARKS:
CINDY: 2-ONE Dl9"R.~"" BDiUNPA<<J."," A~ ~S~~
P#A. MY It/flAIl. M nH& ltd'TH ~N &/~IILD DP."'.ItY-
~^,&.; <1_0'" ANA"''''Y~ 's ~- P1r.z.,;.,." MEIr-
/,.,& "','rN ~~ -- ,t/. /m. 1J1t.1,~,Ad- &.LJV'A.c... Y
Pl2oPoS/;O Ie ~& J.,,..,,.,.. 61' ~H~"'.~JllCS ON,..,,) .lVDr
Ra& i.AAJlfJc,.~'~Nd, PA"'N&. ~Nr~"" ~UA~ "'"
COPIES TO: (w/encl".) ,
l>t!;7>' i \7"e14 ~ ('-)
if. NICHcLAS. MC&~ ~ I ~
~DNA Ml't4of(M.4JHAS (I)
( )
BY:
418 E. COOPEFt AVENUE . ASPEN, CQLOFtAOO 81811 . 303/925,5968
N.
Z N
-"";
~ M
R-30[p..~dJ
''"'"''
,-......I
5 7 II 7'[
o
\
~\
,
\ \
).\
\~
/~--
/
/1, "
.......
LoOT
1
"
"
"
"-
'-
~
~
.
..
.... ,..
!: ~
. '"
.
~
C ,
Q: /
C i
< /
~
'tOL,S ''''~ ........
f:.;~ ,
,
,
co
'"
'"
<,
\
\
'"
:; ~
..
~. ~,
\
\
\
,1"
";;::20'
?
~
o \ ~
'" Z
;:: '"
,'" :.
"' m
'.
'<
,
I
I
----,
,
\
\
,
\
\
R-3Dpud
8B79 8F
eB.B2D/D
R-S
24.048 BF
73.48%
Sf',
32,7'24 SQ. PT.
-~.._- --
" '
... ~ ",
" -
R-; '>
LoOT 2
.
.
i
.
.
.
------------------------~-------------------------
-. - - N 75001' If .al~ 86"
,.'. .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
18,383 SF t.
\
\
\
\
\
R-a \
\
-'-~
. ..S .€.s".:, 5 , 02 ~ F:
577, S]'
Jy,
LoOT
PROPO.SO
8P LJ'T'-
PROPOSED LOT SPLIT CONFIGURATION
DESIGN ABOVE BY GIBSON .' RBNO
ARCHITECTS OF 9/9/88 IS SHOWN
OVERLAIN ON HAROLD JOHN BON
IMPROVBMBRT SURVBY OF .2123/88.
DI'STRleTS
Z,CNE
,<I,..Ie8
j
40
~-ffl
1
.0
I
20
t: -
60: FT
~---_.,._....--~_....-_._--
~ GIBSON &. RENOG ARCHITECTS
T ,
i,'" ..
. NI: g TI 11.1 =:'1
a s S
5e3. ''!J::fl
%; 4')8.464' Uf".
194,124.1253 t:t:t
11 48.1748 " .
i ,
HDo 5,347. 1244 ,
199.384,470. **11: ;-,j
n.%5.7686 H::t.
lee.. 131. %72 u*
. '.' "
CO GO
,
.
591. 1l1ST ,
'"77! 323. 65~j u*
1~4..285, 3@6f 4'-U ...' . ,
, , . ,
503. ***
S 14,584; " 97,124.1694 ... "
HDo 286.38e~ , 194.232.4242 *t*
H 14.5949 E .'
583, H..
97..124,\694 **t , HDo 296.3899
,
1'34-,232.4242 ***
59l. ...
503. U',;t 97.323. 659 1 ***
qr. !24.1604 *** 184,285.3866 ...
104.232.424.2 ***
S 75.8668E
fi 14. S04'? E HD= 183.2909
HD= 2t1t,.18~0
589. ***
5~! . ttt 97,297.1199 ***
97.323. 6581 t** 184,385.1313 tt:t
104.285.386" ""**
S 7.3224 W
^ 17.1313t? H HD= 288.8909
, i
HDo 222.81ee
, 592. ***
5e4. :t.:~' 97,898.8292 ***
97,145.7647 **t 184,357.826\ t**
\94,151.\386 j:~:t
H 75.0655 W
r, 75.9657 " ! HDo 129.7559
,
HD= B4.1'376
593. *** i
583, :tltt. 97,124.1694 ...
97, 124.16~4 :t::t:t 184,232.4242 ***
1'34!232.42d2 :n:j: I
SQFT= 24,Q48.176~ ~"
SPFT = 8,679.9656 C;IF~
PCPSo e.1992 pcPS= 9.5521
p... a.D R.. ~
I ~ I-I T I .~~
"<'"_'.__~"~"""~_"'...-4~__""'____~
,"
'.r
............
'-'. -.
TAGERT LOT SPLIT/JACK & BETTY PRESS
11/10/88
FOR PURPOSES OF FIGURING THE DENSITY ALLOWED ON THE
PARCEL, THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS ARE FIGURED PER SECTION
7'~903 B.2.b. (PG 7-44) OF THE ASPEN CITY CODE.
SQUARE FEET
TOTAL LOT AREA
=
32,726.00
REDUCTION IN AREAS OF:
0-20% SLOPES
21,308 SF X 0%
21-30% SLOPES
983 SF X 50%
31-40% SLOPES
1,265 SF X 75%
=
(0)
(491. 50)
=
(948.75)
41% + SLOPES
9,170 SF X 100%
=
(9.170.0<1.)
ADJUSTED TOTAL LOT AREA FOR
COMPUTING ALLOWED DENSITY
22,116.00
."._'"..-......_~.__'"'N__""__"...~.-"'-
------
R -3 D [pudJ
_._-- -------_.~----~-~--~. ---.,
,
,\
\
4,
"OT
C'4/i
!;;O"i',.,.
- - - - - ._,
1
"
,
o
,
/
,
-I
I'
/ "",
.....
~ "-
V I "-...
~ /
" I
/
/
~----------------------_!_------------------------
t -. _ _ N 750071 -N'" 213.861 3
.
"--..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
"
,
,
CJ
f1)
~
c,
(l;,J{/
}r :3']-.
OI.:S lA{G- ..........,
C.) .
R-30pud
8679 SF
26.520/0
----1
\
,
\
\
, \
,
,
,
\
R-a
24.a4~
73.480/0
SF
32,7Uo SQ. n.
,-, "
f'.... :::'
R -l,
.
.
i
.
.
.
'"
,
..
..
Q
...
No ,..
to _.
~ ~,
.' rn
:S,
"-
,
\
\
\
(l)
~ ....
..
o '
\D. rI;#
...,
0"'.
\
?
o
;xl
<"-
r"
~
;>
-<
4
o
iO
z
<./l
-
,~
fl\
,
I
'.
:&~~'
\
.
\
\
\
\
I
\ I )
, \
,__.5 .68t"06' Oc" E
577.:>7'
iy,
LOT
--- -
s.p L_I"'---'--,--
--
PROPOSED
PROPOSED LOT SPLIT CONFIGURATION
DESIGN ABOVE BY GIBSON & RENO
ARCHITECTS OF 9/9/88 IS SHOWN
OVERLAIN ON HAROLD.' JOHNSON
IMPROVEMENT SURVEY OF .2/23/88.
.
Z.ONE
R~~1jS" \
I
)
Dl'STRleTS
I"~ =--;:2D' ---
I . ,I
o 20
I~ I f<;;' lea
I
40
t.
60' FT
-e
OZ 0
-/
....,..
/11
"W."M
,az: ==../
.. .
of .
I " e
.98'[IZ
"loLO.SL'N
-
------
;0
:
~r-'~
""
.
~-~~ .
.
.
:
.
.
.
.
.
:
.
:
:
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
,
,
,
\
\
\
\
\
,
,
,
\
\
\
UI
\Q
~
85
l
.
1+
Bela BAN.
DNla'ln.
aBS elatlel
. 10 \.
:
.
.
.
.
.
:
:
.
.
.
.
:
.
.
~~
dS [9['91
II
.La,
,
,
\........~...................
/ ~ . t8
'-
/
/
h_,",
J
6L8L X
~
~
/
)
(~
..
(
,09
oz
:IS
s.....aa
:'Y~D~
DB~SnrDY
\
V SIIII /O'!:
'N.dB"
<a.. s'a..)
:NDI~OnaBtI
Bela,S
:IS saL'aE
aL"S
.
a/a~~
ssal.
a/aD~-~ E:
...;.;.;............
....................
.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
....................
............
:a
ESS
a/aDE:-~a
:.:.:.:.:.:.:
~...........
. ...........
e
.
I
8
8
saE'..a
a/aOa-D
D
.
I
I
-------
r ~''''~r
'--
I
I
I
I
~
~
>
g-tI
I.
BBL'BE
.
. ~
I
I
) .
.
"- .
') ,
.
. ~
1, . ~
. "-
.
)
j (.~r1oH -
. "ONI,J.<;I"a)
\
--
)(
-.,
....J
g-tI
.
\
,
~
d
~\
"\.,
------------~
r
[p n
-"
~-
d]DE:-
~
/""
,......
,,-""
.,
,"Ii'
j,
J. NICHOLAS MCGRATH. P,C,
A Prof8$$/onal Corporation
Attorneys At Low
600 East Hopkins Avenue
Suite 203
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Telephone (303) 925-2612
Telecopier (303) 925-4402
November 29, 1988
Ms. Cindy Houben
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office
13 0 S. Galena
Aspen, CO 81611
Re: Tagert
Dear Cindy:
I appreciate your professional handling of the Tagert
lot split last night at Council. I thought our position was
valid but that arguments could be made pro and con on each
issue. I think it would have been fairer for Council to have
adopted your green line, which we would have agreed to,
rather than the more restrictive red line (which to me
represents only the old NIMBY philosophy). But mainly I
appreciate a planner making a candid argument, but making it
in an understated way because the result is really not all
that important in the particular case, saving the more
vigorous opposition for those cases that warrant it. Not all
planners (and lawyers) do that, even though that approach is
best for the process.
Thanks.
Sincerely yours,
J. NICHOLAS MCGRATH, P.C.
BY~t.d-.
J. Nicholas McGrath
n6;tagch.ltr
Member, Colo. (1971), Collf. (1969), and D.C (1966) bars
.'
, ,
J, NICHOLAS MCGRATH, P,C,
A Prof9S5iona1 Cotp(XOfIon
Attorneys At law
600 East Hopkins Avenue
SUite 203
Aspen. CoIorodo81611
Telephone (303) 925--2612
Telecopier (303) 925-4402
October 21, 1988
Ms. Cindy Houben
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office
130 S. Galena
Aspen, CO 81611
Re: Tagert lot split
Dear Cindy:
In response to your letter of October 19, please be
advised that (a) we will provide further information on (i)
the two zones on the property and calculations under each,
although apparently the City zoning maps in the area, on
which we must depend, may not be very helpful (Section 5-
508B)~ and (ii) the measurement of slope and slope reduction
on the property (Sections 5-503 and 7-903 B.2(b)), and (b)
that we object to the characterization that because the
Planning Office wants further information or wants the
applicant to address additional issues, that the application
itself is "incomplete."
We do not regard the application as incomplete, although
we will accommodate you to the extent possible. Mrs. Tagert
simply cannot afford to pay architects and engineers to make
precise calculations on (a) the area in each zone where the
zoning map may not clearly provide that information~ and (b)
the slope area and slope reduction formulas. It seems to me
with this small and relatively insignificant application that
one can reach the ballpark conclusion that neither slope
reduction nor the dual zone sections affect a lot split~ they
might if one were seeking approval for, e.g., four units.
Nonetheless, within Mrs. Tagert's means we will see what we
can do~ perhaps her proposed purchaser's architect can
assist.
Sincerely yours,
J. NICHOLAS MCGRATH, P.C.
,
By~A--
J. Nicholas McGrath
n9 ~ tag021.1 tr
(X;f2A.
Member, Colo. (1971). Calli (1969). and D.C. (1966) ban
1)
2)
--. A'lTACllMENl' 1
.AND USE APPLICATION F1JRM
ProjectName Ta1er-r LotSpl,t
Project r=ation Me Us c~ bo~s, q 30 tv, Sf)1U~'j /""
3)
5)
(in::licate street address, lot & bl=k number, legal description 'Where
appropriate)
Present Zonin:J AID V'lWS Hy. )1MI2 ~3D pI.{ {) 4) lDt Size "3 1--} 72.-0 C/J
Applicant's Name, 1\ddress & Itlone * J:refl€. To[V r t ~ Q3v lu.
SYll\f1~41er-~ BiJf-43'i> I A~ qJ..';- ~3C;s~
Representative'S,Name, 1\ddress & Itlone * J.J\;/c..Lu./oc; )vUGpa-d..~ PL)
bOD e I1vpb,vf: SI.Hte '2-D~ , k~' qt..~~~ 2.(01'2..
(
Type of Application (please check all that apply) :
6)
7)
Corrlitional Use _ Conceptual SPA
_ Special Review Final SPA
8040 Greenline _ Conceptual roD
_ stream Margin Final roD
_ Conceptual Historic D=v.
Final Historic D=v.
Minor Historic D=v.
Historic Dem:>lition
_ Historic D::!signation
M:Juntain yiew Plane Subdivision.
COrrlaniniumization _ TextjMap A1nerxEeIt
'-I lDt SplitjIDt Line
......p... hijust:IIent
8) Description of . Exist.in:J Uses (ramr...r arx:l type of exist.i.nJ st::rucbJres;
appraxiJnate sq. ft.; romhE>r of Lo.lu.A.'''''; arf:/ previous approvals granted to the
prqJerty) .
/1072- ~ I 5 hnff~OD7US/ J 5intj/e ~~ dwe//I~
GU> Allobrent
_ GU> Exemption
9)
Description of
tAA t. ks et^
51111/€ ~lUt~
i /& 3"'3 PI
I
cpnent Application .
vs tI. r r J,;...CfJvt/fs Ie:, hUl./d! fwo
tu.mu ':> fa ch ();I. a. to I- i
10) Have yen attached the following?
~ Response to Attad1ment 2, M:in:iI!I:Jm snhnkc:ion Contents
~tt'Response to Att:admIent 3, Specific Snhnkc:ion Contents (~It..a:i-)
~ Response to Attad1ment 4, Review starrlards for Yoor Application
~-
SCHEDULE B - Section 2
Exceptions
Order Number: 15590
Commitment Nurrtler.
The policy or policies to be issued will contain exceptions to the following unless the same are disposed of to the
satisfaction of the Company:
1. Rights or claims of parties in possession not shown by the public records,
2. Easements, or claims of easements, not shown by the public records.
3. Discrepancies, conflicts in boundary lines, shortage in area, encroachments, and any lads which a correct
" survey and inspection of the premises would disclose and which are not shown by the public records.
. ,. 4. Any lien, or right to a lien, for services, labor or material heretofore or hereafter furnished. imposed by law
and not shown by the public records.
5, Defects, liens, encumbrances, adverse claims or other matters, n any, created, first appearing in the public
records or attaching subsequent to the effective date hereof but prior to the date the p,oposed insured acquires
of record for vaiue the estate or interest or mortgage thereon covered by this Commitment.
6. Any and all unpaid taxes and assessments and any unredeemed
,tax sa.les.
7. The effect of inclusions in any general or S~fiC water
conservancy, fire protection, soil conservati or other
district or inclusion in any ~ater service or 8 eet
improvement area.
8. Right of the proprietor of a vein 0 ode to extract and remove
his ore therefrom, should the same found to penetrate or '
States Patent recorded t ber 24, 1892 in Book 55 at Page 32
as Reception No. 49767. .
'9. Any lien that y attach up vesting of title in the party
<. to be insured.
> NOTE I Stewart of A8~n, and/or Stewart Title Guaranty .
,Company neither S UIIle, 'nor will be charged with any liability"
>'" ..',=.:'Under .thisCol!llllit ent until such time as the DllIIIe of the . co'.'
." '.':"propolled .insured and the llIIIouot of insurance are Ia4de la........','::'-'
'.~ . <to the Title Company.
"
Exceptions numbered
are hereby omitted.
Page 4
STEWART~T.I.'LE
GU A.JtANTY_.-~OK~AXT
1654 (1SM 3186)
, -I ,;\'~ .', -- , I ",7:':'1'1'
3 :<\ \ ' ~ d ,,1\,\ '
I -1"hAi-' '~\\. . " . ,\,;,;~,}~~'
n-,I~ \ ., :.:'}:'W..
1 I ',' ", ',"," ' :\:, '/.~";~...
\ "..: ',,',.'.'{.[~~.,"l1 '''','''".'
/ ..' . '. .,::,~~'I, ,to
2' ",. J ~.. ..~, I : ,'/ \'~:f'{~~ ~ ':''',-~
\ 11'~: ~~",::"~X., ~'\,~( ~",s.<,i.~.\'~~(j',:~"?I~J''':'''I\' .,'" " 'ti,~"~f:f~~:'I~~WI\f-;'
..:,~.y;,'~\.....J-" <::"lfj;I:', {, V.~ ~~~.
, ,',>:'\',::\ '" ' ' , tSl"t ' \'V'\\~~' ~
,I . ~ ':~ ".\ '- ~",: \ \Mi\~\~\\\
:.- L",.I!,~:,. _"/"~~:~",,,~~,,r., ,:,~ "',:.,:.,d,, '.,. ,'I' . ,~~,,\~.'." '2
~, '%IJ'"' f", .. t".'lID~'" .",1 r n
\.~ =T'7:~~:~',I'~':~':'.i~~'~,~t.I:~~~~\."'\ " · "T T"'~\'" "':'\\,\-\
" , ,.,. _,')11 n~ I . 'f' r JjI1 ~'~ '. I
I ".,.,' " ,,' ," -;; ,'1.1-
fT -::::. .. ".,-"" ,',1/\'. ,,' '~:"W' :5 ,'.-<V' vi.
/." 'r,,-";';' '""'J!~!"~""-' " ."'.' , ,',:' , '.,1" ,.: -n'
I{~~!f.',,' ~':~t':I';~'illJ]]]" " ", .:::,U" ' ., [\1[\
/ j . :,~:/itJP, ,:l~;t. rr,~ ,I,. ", ~,,} \ . L.JII.
, ,'t,,~I,l11 l" .",.,' i ' ' "."", "",I"
, I "'t"" I " ,. ".'/:. ,1"",,'
, I ,~~~~i~~:';e;,;: :1:.',' "\'i~'lDt~1 ~ :::;'0:~'..,rrmT\
1 '''jt!l-j.;j' ,\ \ ," . ' \1 I' 1.'.L1 "",\.1JjDJlllJ' Will-
f 'r...'1.l~t~' ,', . ;fZ' ~ ii- 'p' .";\.i.:'l',,; ..1 ;",:; "'i'-" ,.'; .
{ R'V~~","'!!lii '.11'1.,,"'" ."..', S if,~ ",~'_'k.""', '~,~.~CITJ]J'S ST.
~ ", -.0 ,', ',\; t", , ," ."',':
I \~'..jl1~j'e'l"i~ ' I' ',i I~:" ," :: .' , ,"'Zl'i ';, ':: !,. " ,; '.'
"~'\"'~;;;'J" , 1(I,l,' . ' . ". :,,;:,; ,
/\1''''''1 """ffiffiIill" mTIl
N'I'1~('.', ,,'" <" ,,' ' . :. ':'. ' "" ',' ' ,/' WJJJ
\ ;,ti~')~i~' t, i ' .' '","". ~~<:. """ . , "
I b'k~\t~ b'.::.;;..L...__--.:..-~;..'-'.r...~.' :,' ffim\ID' .-~.-.;.~----1. illJ1...............\
,,,'" 1'-..,,, .".,.,,,.,', . ;,:: /.' ," ',1'\ '",:, '; !,' ,~,'. :\' ",.:,'., ".: :" ..', .. 'In. .:. '
',';1.', u": .:". " ' ~. I .) '. ;, .,'
\~;, :.1';\:"'Ii \ 0; I ' ' Ieli' ' , :to : -
R--15 ,.&~j~it~Y:'i.'f';;f:M :"'.\1IIffi :' ~. :ITID1
;'1 '_': r;r: :1"'-(' l"'.....: .: IF'. - ~, " '.' ..
\:5:,p.;l',,;; ~'~, ji~*'\ ',O:;:\i; , i' ': , ': .1'" '., i:: .: ,.:' .:
\\"'fY..'" "." ' ':"'i.ll\~~'"I"..": " '. .",.....,'.,.,,'.:'.'; ,.-, ','. .. ," ,%.:
.,,'il" 'J."'I'l':'fjj" .1, ,t~IS,!t \;1111,,' . . . .!:..'~ . .' .
f:\,\ ., ':, 'I" ,J)~I. ".,~~i'\.',ll'.,,.,l'lP U,[) ',' ~-__-..~'
!PJ:\\;!'i,i!:' ~'1~~~ir l~};ut~~).x~r:~." " . ,'::'i~" i' lIL:I: i;,~,'J..::;,._" -"7~ 'ffi]
i'~!'~ 1{~~'t;:I'!i\ p~ II? .\\t~ :' 'I' I' ~p ;I . I
t,.:", I"i.i"~~' ;\t#;~,rAI, r",':,., '. t-:.' " ·
i\"l',:J I \~f.,,';~J;;t! 1~i~ft\,~~\~~/IJl' .I--'~
L".:" '~, ~'Ili,~~"~" '~;';r""iit\~\~.,):~I,,. \' : ;~--.T.;-ITIrfI[8-:- " ------mr---'1
t . . ,\I,,~, ." ,.,.I',~ ~,~.;..Iy,/,,~ .~:': , ' "~, C "~": ,"
:'V '~")~l:l' .... c, 'T1;(,R"~'1'!. ' ,:' ' I ' ,. "., ,;. " ,': ' ' '
, :f Ill;;r;~. ".' -,'. ,. ~-~ . ;:'~!~\' j" I 1, _,t..","'" i
l!~ I _',lI~J"",:lt~~:~J~..,~). '~i".r.~~-: C~,~:',,),I.~-':"" ~"R~it- ;,rh,~\"':"'."" i-~..,;,.:""'" :
':,-.l,'!'I;<"",,.,,.!I- ....., ':""'~ r, -.1:'- 'I"'''''; \"'"''TOOW''' 51
\,:.,;,~~,:~~1~~,'.lj,~\~~R~,~,~~~~~S~ih!tl '\f,r~~'(.,;.i:': :, -~ ,', . ,..': . , .:;'i~ ':':'\':; ;',~ :, JT .. 'f1JI
, 1':!'f~ ..~' ..1' ..4. ,,,',j" ! It l \ l'i l~\, ' Lu.LJ!
. .,,1 "q' '.'to' o:~".. I '..' ,I ' -00-'
t ,I '!;"~\S'~"'JI.}l"'~}\.'~tf'tl1i: ,,J'"j ,n~. i/";Y'~ ' ' ' I J
\:, ,'" t~J';~;~'I:,!~:\::cy.,~i~~ I~~I\~.' 'l~~ '"\',' :', ,'/", r~'r;'~: _....;; . .,i11\l\o1 '. -'I
,'~';i';i:~,~t\Hi:.i;l~0W\'i\','\'" ",.' 'ii;' ';~;:('f ~. ~.,:u ~'
\""'i'f"'i"'!.""iH,<",'Vj1.",,,,,,,. ..,' ,1,:1,',;'';'.'.' ' ,
~h0,ii~>,:~,.:r;\~:'1~~;I~(!\:\j\!;!::"!,.;,/.X( ,: "',',, ":,' , " J ,~,":'.,:::~",: .:{.,',','..:, ,: ',' ". -...-'
1"l-.",:\l"~l,.')j\"~"f"-~"'I",t',;"-\ll~I",,'I;:"",",', ;1 ,., [".--,:.1,", . .'
. "_ .11'["L' "f' , ,....,'..,.. .' d . ,"~'-' r.. ,. " .., ~l':' ... " ' '
'-H,FJ ;:flo "t";: ~ it, ~ ':I ;-J,~~I''';',;, ~:t;~I.l' ,K.~ (. .. I J-,"'- ',"1 :1,.,"",; ";.J", ;'-,~ 'I,' r
,'/::',;,1.:1; l,:<" .,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ".':." ' , C' ',' ','.1 's,..'''''' ,"::",'" .,,",",.;:.r I;",:,,""'"
Q;o' ...~I.'I'..f. '.~'"\ ,t.,,~\r ,r. :,iio',::..~: "ll'l"'; if I..:. I I.;~' <" '\" ',,1. . . :
'.'~.' ~"i'.,~,iY'i\'6"""~( 't".L' ,,' " '. '. ',i' ,J . """j, '., '. ,', '1'" ,
;,,':i:y(Il:,:;J;\;!\~~4\!:;;'~' , '"2,, "';'~ ,:::~,:., '~',.r');;~:.\; '; ,
'',',,,It;:~'!':'''''''1;l''' ,,:1,\;0--, - ,.' ,"''1;.0'" , ";, ',' " "
:'r ,('\.t!J~~'tl.'~ ~I~ ~:\'j'fi'\''\~:; -\:l t,~" ijtl'I'lI" '1,1 \lr,::I,,~ I" ,I, L,
1,' ~".. ,-.!itUI oJ,'" I,;',.l .\ j'.: }" '. ~ -~", ' '.~ .''"'
,,"_I'iiJ~~~' t--'" " ""'II'~:"1 ' ~.A,.l".,
I ,_,' ~I, .:1 .ii-:.tIJ.".,.;I,l,',$,,' \:i J, '1 I'\~ I""t ,,', I ',I'" ;1' I "
, '; ....'.,\....'~ ~ 11,'1'itf"i~:'. .. Ill' ",'! ' . ' ' .' ~I'" <;' ~~'\' 'I '.'
... 1~ !", " ',I "i~.:::.,,~',,':,:' ,,1 '~"/"::;':' 'Il ~,
'. ,~, ".1,' ,
.;~:,'"
~''t''. '~, .' :'i
-.
PROPER.. -'mERS WITHIN 300 FT. OF TAGERT 'JPER'f""'""-
Hr. and Mrs. John Schuh......cher B&L ~.J,rtnen."J!p
P.O. Box 3528 c/o Craig L. Burr
Aspen, Colorado 81612 Burr, Egan Bnd Deleage
One Post Office Sq.
Boston, Mass. 02109
Irving B. Harris
Suite 505
2 North LaSalle Street
Chicago, IllinoIs 60607
Denison S. Levy
1335 Snowbunny Lane
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Donnelly and Clods Erdman
Box 10640
Aspen, CO 81612
Lorenzo and Joyce Semple
c/o Robert R088
2200 N. Central Rd.
Fort Lee. NJ 07024
n.H. VandemIJer
1~5 Monaco Pkwy
Denver, CO 80220
Marion and Nancy Vandemoer
644 G1encoe St.
Denver, CO 80220
Frank J. Woods
Box 1361
Aspen, CO 81612
William R. Jordan III and cherylAjordan
600 Eas t Hopkins
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Larry J. Hofflllan
1401 Brickell Ave.
Miami, FL 33131
David Menseher
#1801
5150 Hidalgo
Houston, Texas 77056
Joan Gantzel
705 Meadows Road
Aspen, CO 81611
David A. Baxter
Box 2048
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Thomas and Betsy Starodoj
580 Sneaky Lane
Aspen, CO 81612
Joseph Cosniae and Anneliese
301 Westover, Alamo Hts.
San Antonio, Texas 78209
James D. Stout
Suite 708
3857 Birch
Newport Beach, California 92660
Sandra L. Read
Box 4307
Aspen, Colorado
9/88
CONTINUATION SHEET
SCHEDULE
A-NO.4
Commitment Number:
Order Number:
15590
Exhibit -AM
A tract of land situated in Lot 3. Section 1~. Tp. 10 5., R. 85
~ ~.o! the Sixth Pr1.ncipal Meridian and more fu1.1y described ~
i folloW1lI. '
'.
. ";--
Beqinni[1(] at a point on the l'lest line of the City Limits of the
t01<m of Aspen at the 1nter:section with the North line of SmU9'gler
Street, thence 1lI 75<>1' ~, 419.12 feet to the center of Castle
Creek; thence H 1901' E. 91.99 feet along' the center of Castle
Creek; thence R 10"34' W. 126.88 feet along the center of Castle
Creek; thence 5 75<>7' E. 420.65 feet to the Nest line of the city
lilllits of the t~ of Aspen; thence S 7<>39' ~Z08 feet along
the Nest line of the city lilllits of the town Aspen to the
point of be<J1nning.
EXCEPT all tbAt portion of Tagert S Ivl15ion as hewn on the
plat recorded Augullt 24, 191.1 in P Book 4. at Page 283.
County of Pitkin. State of Colorado
;
..
'.. '
,
",
f'age -
STEWART TITLE
GUARANTY COMPANY
--.----...
0055 (SQM lJ.871
,
-. ..'
~i ~:H~.~ ..
-:... I .. lj_:;~';''O
P :>~!i~d ...U ;:..!"~
~,~ :j~-;-:~: H~ 'Q:~~i
::~ "C:..::~"'::; :~... :::;;::.
.. :~!:::h.; ,....= o~~e:=
~~ .... _ .....~ ....... ..1"""
... Q"i~:;';ii~ ~~!~)!:
:~ .i="T""'.'-":
S~ m~~;H ~i~ nm
,~.. .!~~;::O.l!i-::~~::~i
...1:; "1: ..::.... e." e~ .-:'
:..~ li....~~'ii".. ;!i <:'.~2..,:,
H ..:: ...lj" "'::: ~~:;.-
g ;~~;:;:i;:' '.;~ ::~~~
li: ]::: 8.!;-:~~:i ;;~~:"';"
; .::" :: :5.:.ll:< =,n...... i d
~ o:~ .OV=~:.":Q :~~ :EV
",P ~B::"'o~~ 1...:..! :;"
; ~ji j~mm Hi m~; l
-
r'~"
,.
:3
,0
,-
'i!;
~ ~~
Ow
o.
cjw
w;
w ,
;~~~~
.... 10.;:>",
"':t c...
....~..o
~.~....~;
~'i~.....:
..,.... 00
" :I"'~ L
.1. .......
~~:;;~~~
".. .......
..;~.;~..
<> :1......:11
~~~~E~
..~:J.'i::z
:::...~.....~
::;;~7~
~:~:~~~ '4 ~
.~~::~~~~ t ..
"
'~-' '
,
,
..........,.."
.
~
0'
,oi
ge~
"w
:;;.;L
.....~
",:;'
., .
"~~;'
.;; '"
,"
o.
,,~...
",'to,'
~:,
,
:::";,~~; ",~
.r":<,,~" ';::
_~:-':_, ' f
.,.."< ~ .0"'.....'. f
I
I
\
,
"",1".-(
l~r
. ,..~...' ~ ,,,I,,f
-- -- .-....
..,.",.~;."
'a
~,..'.
--------~-------------------
;/=, / /
-!) : ----.::::.-' '~'::., (
~.'--- .J.!i
~: ...............
a .
"' .
;
..
.
.
.
~I .
: m .
! .
.. ~ .
a .
"' .
'-'l~-
~.-"r--
~."-
,._1
.
~
"
.
"
...'::'1
o~ I
..",:
~~ ;
~ ~:
1 ~~I
I"""
~,
"
i;h
..'
~:~~
'~0'
/=
.
.
,
E
.
.
.
--'--
~
~
'",
a
.
.
o
S21 ~
s=..-
.....;sf:.
=.~=~
e~.~~
"=~A"
:;.,~.U1
==_2:
.0
t=~.1O
~g=Ui
:..~=!
81....:0
....:;2;
:=:~!
~z
-
~
o6!~ ).
z ::I 0 0
~.Jg~~ .':
j:z:-cz!i% -
u:-II:"1:"'.....
~~~9~~~ ~
z~<<8 jJ~: '"
..J-::Ja. 0";;
WO~%z-'~..
u~~ ~;~ :
~ 1:~:~...
...I:l:v.l g. N
~~ .. ..
~ :0:
0'" ~ ~
~o . . :
~ 0 ..
--
I
i
--+
--
7~
"' a
"'
a
.
.
a
a
a
.
a
HHf l2p
Order Number:
.~
,..
"..(
SCHEDULE A
" EIIodhoe _:
October 2~, 1987 At 8100 A.H.
Z. ~<<Policies to be issued:
A. AL17. awr-'s Policy
"'- 1IlSI.I'Od:
To Be Detenained
..
.~ .
.. AL17. Loan Foficy
"'- lnsored:
c.
15590
.
l
"
,~
Commitment Number:
Amount of Insurance
Premium
'l'IlD
',.,.:'..-'...
.~ ,,,.
$ TED
$
$
3. 'The estrt8 or interest in the land described or referred to in this commitment ,and covered herein is fee simple and title thereto is at the effective date hereof
tlll5lBdin:
Irene R. Pastore
-:. ~ .
....,... ,", ~.. ."
f
;r;/ /'. .\
~./ . \...,;,
/ ;j-J"..-v. '/ '-
I~~
'652 C25M 3186)
...~
"
~L . /.
-r-" . I
/~... ,l(. ./ /~,...~.rIC~
Page 2
STEWART TITLF
GUARANTY COMPANY
-----_/
I /t
. (/
(~ I.. f'
Jt I<J~ -........ l
Ot.s 'A,G- ....
{'.J .
!
~ ,,1------------- ------!::::.~---;--'"'"
, I ~ ---- ~~--~
. .
~
\
~
\
\
,I..
2.0' .:::. /"
;.:
,:,;"
"
-
.
",
...
'"
"
{', .'.'
r- _
.
.
N 'i'S~ OT' ,.
~ 3.'1:1"07 L 103"..9
------------------~~----
LOT '1
/~ '
~~~O~.. )
!
8 q F" .
i-t
18.383
it)
3,!-,' ~~ SQ.,.!;
-H
..
g
LOT
a
.. 8,383
8q
F" .
-
-------------------
al~ 85'
...S iir.:,,' Cz- C
S7Z 5]'
1\'1
LOT
.8 P L:i T
\
\
,
,
,
\
.
PROPOSED
PROPOSED LOT SPLIT CONFIGDRATI~
DESIGN ABOVE BY GIBSON . RE_O
ARCHITECTS OF 9/9/88 IS SHOW.
OVERLAIN ON HAROLD JOHNSON
IMPROVEMENT SURVEY OF 2/23/88.
\
1
\
\
I
,
I
I
-r-
I
I
,
I
I
I
,
,
,
,
,
\
I
,
\
,
---
'"
~
..
". ,.
.. .
. .'
; ,".
~
\
,
b -.
!"
o
",
.
.~\ ~-
< .'
," -.
~.
'<
\
2-6' \
\
.
i
\
\
\
w.
i
HH/bllp
-
,
SCHEDULE A
()nier Number:
Commitment Number:
15590
1~ EfIectiw date:
October 22, 1987 At 8tOO A.M.
2- l"DUcy or Policies to be issued:
Amount of Insurance
Premium
TED
A.. ALTA Owner's Policy
1'roposod -,
To Be Detenained
$ TED
"
,
B. ALlJO. Loan Policy
Propo$ed Insured,
$
,/
>,;::...
c.
$
3. -n. estcrte or interest In the land described or referred to in this commitment and covered herein is f~ simple and title thereto is at the effective date hereof
W!S%ed in:
'\
<--_..~_._.- ~
See A"oheed EXhibit '\c ..
Irene R. Pastore
" .
\.,..'.,','....
'.,.~\)
~;~
,'c.' ~
..
/' /."..
,/., "
--;c-. r ,
.''- '-
:/ rJ_././ ...-
-;r~~
~ / ,/
.r'-y..., ~ /
" '."/ '. " ,.....-
!/ . .', ,." " --' l......:-.
Page 2
STEWART TITLF
GUARANTY COMPANY
1&52 C25M 3J86)
::.~
, ~.i:;" 01 i-.. 103" i':i
~_______""'____--__~'1_--__
\
.\
,
~
LOT .,
/r:::--- '
;-::~4~~,. 7
:'
B q F t:
i-1
., B. 3 B 3
~-----------------------~~ -------------------------
. .. _ .. ~ _. ., _ . '. III ,,"Q1' ill I' Zl~ 8'"
! Ie'
I t,
(/
~ (" L ('
{; ~ it .'Sr-, --., I
t: '" th.S "'''- "
~ y -
... :/1
" ,
:; ...I____________~ ______~~r--" '.
~ 01 ' --- -----~~--~
,;i ."'J' ,
~ 01 '
J, . '
~ . ,
,;y ..
I " \
,
,
\ ~!5'
-t-
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
\
,
,
I
\ \
\ ~ \
J--b-
\
~
,()
~
c
'"
~
"
...
". r
~ .;
; "
\
\
,l..
. lO' ~ III
i
,
\~ '.'.
\~ .
~ :.
.'
"
.~\ ~.
.'
.
'<
\
,
r
,
\
,
.
J:Z.~~ SQ,'.!.:
,..~ '.
. --
" -
tl
,
'~
LOT
2
-
., B.3 6 3
Bq
Ft:.
. ..5 i..~,;... C 2- f
n7. Si]'
1\'1
LOT
,S PL' T
I
\
,
.
.
.
,
PROPOSEO
PROPOSED LOT SPLIT CONFIGURATIOM
DESIGN ABOVE BY GIBSON . RENO
ARCHITECTS OF 9/9/88 IS SHOWN
OVERLAIN ON HAROLD JOHNSON
IMPROVEMENT SURVEY OF 2/2]/88,
I
VII .
AUG , 9
Doremus & welLS
an association of land planners
-'-~
August 18, 1988
Ms. Cindy Houben
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office
130 S. Galena
Aspen, CO 81611
Dear Cindy:
I believe that the property at 930 West Smuggler (see attached
map) is eligible for a Lot Split procedure under the provisions
of Section 7-1003(A)(2) and that subsequent to approval of such a
lot split, one detached dwelling unit can be built on each of the
two lots created, exempt from GMQS procedures [Section
8-104(A)(1)(c)].
The parcel is 32,726 square feet. A large majority of the
property is presently zoned R-6. The parcel complies with the
tests outlined in Section 7-1003(a)(2) as follows:
1. The lot is described as a metes and bounds parcel. The lot
has not been subdivided since March 24, 1969 and is not
loca ted in a subdi vis ion approved by ei ther the City or
County.
"Subdivision" is defined in part (Section 3-101) as "land
which is divided into two (2) or more lots, tracts, parcels,
sites, separate interests ..., interest in common, or other
division for the purpose ... of transfer of ownership, or
for bui Iding or other development, or for street use ~
reference to such subdivision of a recorded plat."
2. No more than 2 lots will be created.
3. No portion of the lot was previously the subject of a sub-
division or GMQS exemption.
4.
A subdivision plat
further subdivision
applicable approvals
wi 11 be
may be
pursuant
submitted indicating that
granted without receipt
to Articles 7 and 8.
no
of
---.---{]
608 east hyman avenue 0 aspen, colorado 816110 telephone: 303925-6866
-'..,-,.-----,.'---"{J
Ms. Cindy Houben
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office
August 18, 1988
Pa ge Two
Could you let me know as soon as possible if you are aware of any
reason that an Application for Exemption is not appropriate at
this time?
.~
{Yoseph Wells, AICP
JW/b
~
--{]
...
"HH/lap
--
,-
,
SCHEDULE A
0nIer Number:
Commitment Number:
15590
1,___: October 22, 1987 At 8100 A.H.
z.. Ncy or Policies to be issued:
Amount of Insurance
Premium
TBD
A. _lJwno(sPolicy
~_:
'1'0 Be Deterained
$ 'l'BD
;
\
-IL lU.1l\ lDan Pofity
1'roposed Insured:
$
j
c.
$
3. 1Iw estate or interest in the land described or referred to in this commitment ,and covered herein is fee simple and title thereto is at the effecttve date hereof
-"din:
'\
<---..---.-..- ~
See A,tahC'" """"it .~
Irene R. Pastore
\
..
;7;' / I"
, I' "
" , '-.
(. fJrv' .....
T ......... "'--
/-'/ . /
_ f
\ ~' ~ I
/;-', :,,~!",'/I/.,':0rl""';;:'
Page 2
STEWART TITLF
GUARANTY COMPANY
1652 l25O! 31861
r-..
.......,
-.....I
.
SCHEDULE B - Section 2
Exceptions
Order Number: 15590
Commitment Nurrber.
The policy or policies to be issued will contain exceptions to the following unless the same are disposed of to the
satisfaction of the Company:
1. Rights or claims of parties in possession not shown by the public records.
2. Easements, or claims of easements, not shown by the public records,
3. Discrepancies, conflicts in boundary lines shortage in area, encroachments, and any fads which a correct
., survey and inspection of the premises would disclose and which are not shown by the public reco,ds.
,
\ 4, Any lien, or right to a lien, for services, labor or material heretofore or hereafter furnished. imposed by law
and not shown by the public ,ecords.
5, Defects, liens, encumbrances, adverse claims or other matters, ij any, created, fi,sl appearing in the public
records or attaching subsequent to the effective date hereof but prior to the date the proposed insured acquires
of record for value the estate or interest or mortgage thereon covered by this CorrmiImenL
6. Any and all unpaid taxes and Assessments and any unredee.ed
tu sales.
7. The effect of inclusions in any general or S~fiC water
conservancy, fire protection, soil conservati or other
district or inclusion in any water service or s eet
improvement area.
8. Riqht of the proprietor of a vein 0 ode to extract and reaove
his ore therefrom, should the same found to penetrate or
intersect the premises ~ebY qranted, as reserved in united
Statell Patent recorded t; bel' 24,189 in Book 55 atpaqe 32
as Reception Bo. 49767.
9. Any lien that Y attach up vestinq of title in the party
to be insured.
BOTE I Stewart itle of Aspen, andlor Stewart title Guannty
Coapanyneither IS \.De, nor will be <:ha.rqed with any If.llhl1ity
'. '1md.er this' Coaait ent until Iluch time as the name of ~
propoaed .1IUJUi-ed and the &Ilouot of insurance are _de Jm.-.
to the title Company.
"
Exceptions numbered
are hereby omitted.
Page 4
STEWART'......LE
GU"'aA"T'I'"~CMnI."T
1654 (15M 3/86)
'"'
"""",,
'-"
. '
CONTINUATION SHEET
SCHEDULE
A-NO.4
Commitment Number:
Order Number:
15590
El:hibit "A"
A tract of land e1tuate4 in Lot 3. S<<ction 12. Tp. 10 S., R. 85
; N.of the Sinh Principal Heridian and aore fully deacriJM!d as
\ foll0W8a
Bec1inninq at a point on the WeISt line of the City Liaits of the
town of Aspen at tbe intersection with the Borth line of 8augt11er
Street, thence 11 7507' N, 419.12 feet to the center of Castle
Creek, tbence R 1901' E. 91.99 feet alonq the center of Castle
Creek; thenceH 10034' 11. 126.88 feet alonq the eenter of Castle
Creek; thence S 7507' E. 420.65 feet to tbe West line of the dty
liaits o-C the town of Aapen~ t.bence S 7039' S 208 feet along-
the West line of the city limits of the town Aspen to the
point of beg-innlnq,
ElCl.'U"r all tbAt portion of Tag-ert S Ivis10n as boWn on the
plat recorded August 24. 1972 in P Book 4 at pag-e 283.
County of Pitkin. State of Colorado
,
..
...-
STEWART TITLE
GUABANTY COMPANY
Qll5S .-""
~
\
~
\
\
-~,
zo'.::. /"
......
~
,0
c
""
:;,
'>
t..
...
~:..
'" ..
" ..;
" {l.
~ , ,
'I '
-..Ie." ____________~
.>. .
_, ,0 i
",".
i." i)
J,' .
y, .
(! .,
l
r, .
~,.' c
" ;5~ 01' .'
+t
....
8
.~ ~.'5.cnL.C<!.i'9 ._~
'~----------------- < 1_____
I
I
i
I
~I
~
LOT ..
/~ -
~..:~IY'~&,.~
,I
B q Ft:
1B.3B3
/ j,:
,/ /
~i
(" ( /'"
ft /(IS-" "- I'
oCs I"'G-
'.J '
1..../"'. /
--------~----~~~----1
I
I
,
,
,
,
\ ~!'i'
-t-
I
I
I
I
I
,
I
I
I
I
,
\
I
__--------------__-----1.- \ \__
, ,. ..' -..:....!
'"
...
,
'"
". r
~: :~
~
\)
..
~. "
,
'"
'~\ ~
,"
.
"
,
,
t
,
32,72b SQ. n,
- - "-
.
LOT
2
-
1B.3B3
Ft:.
Bq
s .:.lic-.:C C'2M r
577, $']'
1\"
LOT
SPLIT
I
I
,
,
,
I
,
PROPOSEO
PROPOSED LOT SPLIT CONFIGURATION
DESIGN ABOVE BY GIBSON & RENO
ARCHITECTS OF 9/9/88 IS SHOWN
OVERLAIN ON HAROLD JOHNSON
IMPROVEMENT SURVEY OF 2/23/88.
I
w.
\
\
\
I
\
,
..,...,.."(
~i;;-.-
.~~,P .. :-,'
:_u~~.~ . ~. ~
H~[S~j fH ~~~;
~iS':;~~ d~~:~~i
':!d:':v ;E: ~;X~:
.l!",::""'~!'; .<:..:;.1:.."
:::...:~:"~ !.;j "!i:!~
a)~.....ao~ ~!,,:::,;"'.!"
.. g=:"" . ~ ..;; 0":: ..~, .... :
;E~~~;~ i;; l~~~s
: i~:"~<}~ cl~ 1';:~~
.l!...li;to.a-::;:....t~~31.
~~ ~ ".l! .. ~=.. t.. i" ..'-' .....
~.....2 ~..gg~..:!".l! ~g l!:~31':::
00 .. J!! .., 0" ,,",:...l! ...... ::.
~ ;:,,~~:,,"i~-;;E" '.. )~~~~
i l!! 11!!!I!!I!llll!l i
-.
~i
i~
...,~
""
-! '
::~
0-
:r
j:
::;
, ,.,t'~.'. '010"
,-
>.
:E
,0
."
~~
h
'0
~.
0'"
0'
. ,
~i~~i
:~:~~
;'~;::,~
!~l!;'t...~
~:~~!E
E~~~~~
".. "'....
:.:~g~
...~~.. "'
".. :10..0
;-.:~""''''
....~$~~Z
~U......~
:~~~~:;
"'....~O..
~:..~<tt~~ \~
",:;~:~f t
g
\\,
"'"
'~
0'
:;.-n:i
c,oO
C."
"
::;;:,t
...~~
,^
.,'
::'<t,~
~/':
>,
o'
...",
>.
S:,',"
C
i 0
:1 ;
..u,~; ,
~.~~;~~
.':>;-"
~",'_ 7 .,_,'" '0""""
-"
'.'"'' "",:...
'a
---------~-------------------
;; ii',
i ":', /'
,} / .~.,,"JF /
~. -........... If'::' t......
...~ "0~i
~: ~
a .
~ .
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
~I
,
.
~
o
~
~
,
/:-7------- '
~
J._I
"'
~t
~" ~
:: ~~
:. ~~
hrf>-
,
I.
'.
II
II
,
E
.
,<~
,.<0)1
,0'
f"
,
.
.
.
I
..
'~ .
" .
. iU~
,>~
< a ::.. II It:
B!:a"
~ u::~1;
, a !:;;;~p'
, . " , .
~=lIai
, . t..~ IIQ
0 a ~illQ!i
a li"t.
" a nm
, K
a
~z
::::'!
~Q
..ii:
o!:!!~ ",-.
z w2 z~ 2
)2~~o~: .:
~<(lL. z:.:l:
u<<"-~x..! ...
~~~S~~: ~
z~iC8.~: ..
...rglL. a<>~
c~ ....~..
~~o~ lL. :~~ ;
~iii %......
09; ~. <> .."
...1%.... ii';'''
~~ .. ..
~I&. ! g ~
~o .;:l::
, .
+
i
!
r.
,,""""
" ,,"-
~
"\ '
,
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
. I
'-.~J
~~
I
~.--J
I '--F
I ~ ----'v
. ~~ ----~. -------~
~....._~ r'/ I' I
---.J __ ~.....__ _____
.- ---- _____ I
---- ~ (\ II
------- ( ;
/ ----0 ( (
:. ( (
N I
" II:
.
N
1'I
.~
\~
~~
c9 (
\.' '-..
::::::---....
I
I
-
...
-
\
'----
(
\
,-,
---
/
.~-".,."
/' .--.,
J ~,
~
()")
,0)
-1'---
><
\,
, '--,,-
\
~
,~' ..F~ /
~ ,./,\.
PROPERTY /"'TNERS WITHIN 300 FT. OF
Mr. and Mrs. John SchuhmL ner
P.O. Box 3528
Aspen, Colorado 81612
Irving B. Harris
Suite 505
2 North LaSalle Street
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Donnelly and Cinda Erdman
Box 10640
Aspen, CO 81612
Lorenzo and Joyce Semple
c/o Robert Ross
2200 N. Central Rd.
Fort Lee, NJ 07024
H.H. Vandemoer
1],55 Monaco Pkwy
Denver, CO 80220
Marion and Nancy Vandemoer
644 G1encoe St.
Denver, CO 80220
Frank J. Woods
Box 1361
Aspen, CO 81612
William R. Jordan III and Chery1Ajordan
600 East Hopkins
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Larry J. Hoff~an
1401 Brickell Ave.
Miami, FL 33131
David Menscher
411801
5150 Hidalgo
Houston, Texas 77056
Joan Gantze1
705 Meadows Road
Aspen, CO 81611
David A. Baxter
Box 2048
Aspen, Colorado 81611
Thomas and Betsy Starodoj
580 Sneaky Lane
Aspen, CO 81612
Joseph Cosniac and Anne1iese
301 Westover, Alamo Hts.
San Antonio, Texas 78209
James D. Stout
Suite 708
3857 Birch
Newport Beach, California 92660
Sandra L. Read
Box 4307
Aspen, Colorado
9/88
TAGERT P.""'PERTY
B&L, ,-tnership
c/o Craig L. Burr
Burr, Egan and De1eage
One Post Office Sq.
Boston, Mass. 02109
Denison S. Levy
1335 Snowbunny Lane
Aspen, Colorado 81611
.. 1113~'2:'" E
201, .
TO COfl"tR 6
I
o
~.
~
0.0
.- .
..
.'0
C C
. .
,0
~'i-',
.......
N'O
~.-
~
~~
~
..~
a
<1>'-
o
-c
~.-
~
....
.9..
..
c~
,-
.
'0'"
....
.. 0
'~M
.O~
.. 0
! .=:;....
" ..
t: ~3 III
..... """'0
<< ...m U
" "
u: .... U....
~ 0 g ~
t t:~::
. '0
~ '
Ct.l ....c>>
.. ..~
:i! '" g-;
ll. v......
.
N
.
2
w
.~
o
.
.
~
.
.,
e c "U 1ft
_.... u.c;.c; +l
+l"'U~+lU'"
.... 0 II
e.c; u tr 0 C....
.... +l.c; C +l U..:l
..:I 100... 0 .c
o .......... >.
>.;1: 0 III Cl ...
... ... U ,~....
.... U ....... cu
U.c...Ql U
... U UlI'I 0.4/
U "....'" _.c: CJ
.c;.c;.... .0(... C
...... ClIO ....
<o'lNCIIN........C
... )... .... 0 0 C
0... <ri
.a~:::r.ie:2:
c...... - 15<ri.!
'...... ............
... U ":lr0 ....
u ~- . "... 0
... 1Il_ "lI'I.c: I)
.100""',.,,......."...
U U O. Ul :J C
:J....O .... ....
C"".-IUOUO
....,...:z U s:. 0.
.c: :z C"'"
+lU "U'" III
.c; U u.c:... C's:.
c...uc...ec.&..l
o cu.... 0
... u.c: .....:1... 0 0(
+I 'II.c:....~ "....
C .jJ II >-
... r: .~ III .... .... c
8.8.;;~~~~~
. III III ..... Ul
"'0( III 10-. U QJ ..:(
...u....I:;O
............ ......0.....
" 0 v. U Ul .0
...1ll.....CI:I
g~~t:UO~~
'.. 0... Ill..... U 0
Cf--OUOC ~E-o
C tr ....:J:
.. U ::I.... ........ - .
o..c E 0 CI <I);::
CI"'U: ................
al 100 C Ul 0
..........UIllQJ""'.....
o 0... U:J:tI:0
.~
.. 0
..... 0
. . ~
00.
"'v, n.
~
00'0
........'..
o .
.. o.~
..-
..
o. .
.~ ~ ~
... 0,'"
0.""
0"
U ."
X NO
k.....X
c~ .
O. .
... 0. 0
...... ...
OO~
o c 0
(fl'........
~
c...
,- .
'"
.
N ~
o 0
'"
\0_ W...
0... - C
.01""
'Q::;'~ 8.
"'~~
loo :Z:r--"
ClUl.,...(fl.l:;
ClooU ...
... III 0 W
g.8 i g 2
.. 0
............c:...
,... ..."
~~ 0
0'>.........
k... tl...
U .....
....'C....UCD
C U .....
W"'O'> t"l
UIlIO\CDN
'C dON
. ~
.1:.0.,...000
"'1'Il"'N~
" ~.
. 0
U Ul:J ~.......
C III - 3:.
WllIr---
.1:;"'0"'0
:1'1:(. ........
~. ~
"'Illr--CM
C :Z:"'(fl
. Z
0'" IV U
0.. (,J QJ U ,
.cCOC
I'll t.I 011 C III
...c: v.c.::
....c..->.c...
11I:1' ...~..
o ........
,;':N 01.1... V
..... VQJQ) I:'
C .... QJ ...., ~~
CC ~
... Or- N c:
0,'" a, '" CD c:
llJ'" ~ 0'\ ...
1Il U.... _
J,/...........1,
If,"""""" L
..
".."
.~ .
.. "
III U....
o '" ~
0"0
M ,
~.
'00'0
C
... ..
-.~
O~
~..
o ~
~
~WO
o "
o . 0
~ o.
. C
0...
~ -
Ll NE
'i 1"-"}'Z"'Yl
/
/
,
w
>z
00
<0-
<t"
"
wu
XO
t--'
0-,
"'"
=>
:>...
<Xu
0"
~
Zw
Ox
"...
bZ .
zOz
o
oOw
Ow",
"'w
....T
</m-
-' 0
"ww
;>' ,':;'~
o .-'
, '"
~:>,",J
ZaJ(..)
Q '/'
~~
"'
~,
[::;;~w
<XL
we.
~'"
O'L'"
.n~,-)
'" ci.
1->-00,
c(~a:z:r.
I- 0.:;)0
U):r.w~~
w.,1-J.: a:
X<OI-WU
I-N cc.z .
""-WWZ
zWO~ ~
-X 00
g:I-WlI)Z%
o 2l-c((/1
>Z Z
, WO~wrnW
l'~,'iW-> CD:E.-a::
.1~,fa::1- wzC
,;~c.'O'.w> '"
"'%00::1"'"
1-<ta:w2
o 2:0.U1
W,.. 2<0
~~u)-w....
....:x~w...Jz
~w XJl;
C)o,......c(o
W w. .2
g:,..:>zz~
I oo:(lD Q:O 3::
tT ~;-~ W::;)WOlX
Z~fII~~O
~XC(:r;: lIJ
L ",0
.Lg~e<t~
o C!!a:.on
, ".
,..' a:: ~ ;;.-
J:O'f. ,'"
<1lC.nw
.- <l:lIJOz
,0:)0-1-
V ,7
lr~~...~~
. ,
Ila..u.ll." .J
J _-00'-,-"
,-."
.'
",
. 7
N ,OWNS1il
AS' to
..{
~
1\ ..l
Il...;~,
,~-~~" .
~:~./
'"
o
'"
'"
-'
z
o
'"
Z
%
'j. ~
~
~
~
4
~
"
,>
,
- -
,
;;/ ~<
~ ~
~~
~...;"'" '<"
,'yo
'S,...,
10.
nS
-
~$--
106.1)9'
ORI\lE,Wt\l
.,
,
"
t-
W
~'"
O<X
...
w'^
~'"
-'w
-'
X'"
...'"
<X"
0:>
z'"
:::
...
.......
:~ :;
.-
.... ~:!
........
~; ~
:~ ;:~
r
I
1 --
-
-- I
.
.
N
.
o
G
~
-~'-
7
L
'"
'"
"
"
'<
"I
"
'~"" 0
,I....,' "t'....',';...'
.' '- ",-
,N
.
I
i
I
f
,
,
.1
lii
N
~
.
..
'.
.
.;
;;
.
N
..
..
o
.
.
..
'j
--
"~'''\
..'..
....-.
dO
J.I;,) j!j!~
0..[
J
,)"") ~Of .10
...c" 11.(,"
''7:] N
.l.?bo~_
't~
---
.
.
.,
'"
."
,
....
....
~
<>
'^
,~
.
~
o
.
.
N
.
i
I
~'
,...", ~
...
,
<
PUBLIC NOTICE
RE: TAGERT SUBDIVISION EXEMPTION FOR A LOT SPLIT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public meeting will be held on
Tuesday, November 28, 1988 at a meeting to begin at 5:00 P.M.,
before the city council, City Council Chambers, 130 S. Galena
street, Aspen, CO, to consider an application from Irene Tagert
requesting Subdivision Exemption for the purpose of a dividing
the Tagert property into two lots of 16,386 sq. ft. each. The
property is located at the end of W. Smuggler overlooking Sneaky
Lane, more specifically described as a tract of land situated in
Lot 3, section 12, T10S, R85W.
For further information, contact the Aspen/Pitkin Planning
Office, 130 S. Galena street, Aspen, Colorado 81611, (303) 920-
5090.
s/William L. stirlinq
Mayor, Aspen City Council
Published in The Aspen Times on November 3, 1988.
City of Aspen Account.
......"....
.
-
.
CASE LOAD SUMMARY SHEET
city of Aspen
DATE RECEIVED: 9/9~8
DATE COMPLETE: /0// '/fl>i'
PARCEL 10 AND CASE NO.
2735-122-00-011 50A-88
STAFF MEMBER: r!-II
PROJECT NAME: Taqert Subdivision Exemption for a Lot Split
Project Address: 930 W. Smuqqler
Legal Address:
APPLICANT: Irene Taqert
Applicant Address: 930 W. Smuqqler 925-3559
REPRESENTATIVE: Jllboe Kern ,A!tc.k /'1(" G,-a.:I-A
Representative Address/Phone: ~JO E. ~an- 9:1.3
00 e. pk,.-i..s
1411
S .:26/qJ
----------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------
PAID: YES
NO
AMOUNT:
TYPE OF APPLICATION:
1 STEP:
~ 2 STEP:
P&Z Meeting Date
PUBLIC HEARING: YES
NO
VESTED RIGHTS:
YES
NO
It @!/ ",7
cc Meeting Date 1\ j"' d/.
PUBLIC HEARING:C-YES~
NO
VESTED RIGHTS:
YES
NO
Paid:
Date:
Planning Director Approval:
Insubstantial Amendment or Exemption:
----------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------
(to
;nF . LS:
city Attorney
/' ,'0) City Engineer
. Housing Dir.
Aspen Water
city Electric
.'x Envir. H1th.
Aspen Consolo
S.D.
Mtn. Bell
Parks Dept.
Holy Cross
Fire Marshall
Roaring Fork
Roaring Fork
Energy Center
School District
Rocky Mtn Nat Gas
State Hwy Dept(GW)
State Hwy Dept(GJ)
Building Inspector
Other
DATE REFERRED:
/q//9~
INITIALS: 4J
----------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------
FINAL ROUTING:
DATE ROUTED:
INITIAL:
city Atty
Housing
City Engineer ___ Zoning
Other:
Env. Health
FILE STATUS AND LOCATION:
,r"',,",
~...-
ASPEN/PITKIN PLANNING OFFICE
130 S. Galena street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
(303) 925-2020
October 19, 1988
Nick McGrath
600 E. Hopkins Ave., suite 203
Aspen, CO 81612
RE: Tagert Lot Split
Dear Nick,
This is to inform you that the Planning Office has completed its
preliminary review of the captioned application. We have
determined that your application IS NOT complete, however, we
have scheduled it for review by the City Council at a public
hearing on November 28, 1988.
Please address Sections 5-508 B; 5-503; and 7-903 B.2(b) of the
Aspen Land Use Regulations in order to complete the application.
The application will have to be taken off the scheduled agenda
date if we have not received this information by November 14,
1988.
The Code requires that the applicant give notice of the
hearing to adj acent property owners and to post a sign
property. I have enclosed a copy of the public
requirements for your information.
public
on the
notice
If you have any questions, please call me.
sincerely,
Cindy Houben,
Planner
ds
MEMORANDUM
TO:
City Attorney
city Engineer
Environmental Health
FROM:
Cindy Houben, Planner
RE:
Tagert Subdivision Exemption for a Lot Split
Parcel 10 # 2735-122-00-011
DATE:
October 19, 1988
----------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------
Attached for your review and comments is an application from
Irene Tagert requesting Subdivision Exemption approval for a Lot
Split at 930 W. Smuggler Street.
Please review this material and return your comments no later
than November 11, 1988 so that I may prepare a memo for the city
Council.
Thank you.
_c
- CASELOAD SUMMARY SHEE"t'
City of Aspen
DATE RECEIVED: 9/9/88
DATE COMPLETE: lo/r1/fl'ir
PARCEL 10 AND CASE NO.
2735-122-00-011 50A-88
STAFF MEMBER: r'..1f
PROJECT NAME: Taqert Subdivision Exemption for a Lot Split
Project Address: 930 W. Smuqqler
Legal Address:
APPLICANT: Irene Taqert
Applicant Address: 930 W. Smuqqler 925-3559
REPRESENTATIVE: Jllboe Kern /f/rC:.-k /1(' Gr-a..1-A
Representative Address/Phone: tJO E. IIYlIIun- 9z5
00 E. /fopk.,..;c;
7'411
S -.:t6/d{
----------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------
PAID: YES
NO
AMOUNT:
TYPE OF APPLICATION:
1 STEP:
\~ 2 STEP:
P&Z Meeting Date
PUBLIC HEARING: YES
NO
VESTED RIGHTS:
YES
NO
PC:) ',-i
I.' , "
CC Meeting Date \" ; ,:;;/ /
PUBLIC HEARING :C YES"':)
NO
VESTED RIGHTS:
YES
NO
Paid:
Date:
Planning Director Approval:
Insubstantial Amendment or Exemption:
----------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------
f
REFERRALS :
~ c~ty Att~rney
L.4 Cl.ty Engl.neer
Housing Dir.
Aspen Water
City Electric
/' Envir. Hlth.
Aspen Consolo
S.D.
Mtn. Bell
Parks Dept.
Holy Cross
Fire Marshall
Roaring Fork
Roaring Fork
Energy Center
School District
Rocky Mtn Nat Gas
State Hwy Dept(GW)
State Hwy Dept(GJ)
Building Inspector
Other
DATE REFERRED:
lo!/9k
INITIALS: 4"4
----------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------
FINAL ROUTING:
DATE ROUTED:
INITIAL:
city Atty
Housing
city Engineer ___ Zoning
Other:
Env. Health
FILE STATUS AND LOCATION:
"
,-"
ASPEN/PITKIN PLANNING OFFICE
130 S. Galena street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
(303) 925-2020
Effective 10/3/88 (303) 920-5090
September 27, 1988
Nick McGrath
600 E. Hopkins, suite 203
Aspen, CO 81612
RE: Tagert Lot Split
Dear Nick,
We received a check in the amount of $730.00. Please refer to
the attached letter from me dated 9/15/88 stating the required
fee of $760.00.
I also received the list of the adjacent property owners within
300' and proof of ownership. The remaining required submission
contents which still must be submitted prior to scheduling the
application are as follows:
1) Completion of the application packet (attached).
2) 5 copies of the entire application.
3) $30.00 additional fee.
When we receive the requested information, we will contact you
again to inform you of your assigned agenda date.
If you have any questions, please call me. Thank you.
Sincerely,
~~
Cindy Houben ~~
Planner
CMH/ds
//
~\l\
~lluw
[ct~
~.."--,,,.,--~,-~-_.,,~,~,. -,_._-,~;-'"'-"'",--,"-'~"^-'
r;"",
~'.....
....
....#1
J, NICHOLAS MCGRATH. P,C,
A ProfeuJonol caporatlon
Attorneys At Law
600 East HopkIns Avenue
SUite 203
Aspen, Colorado 8t611
Telephone (303) 925-2612
Telecopler {303J 925-4402
September 23, 1988
Ms. Cindy HOuben
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office
130 S. Galena Street
Aspen, CO 81611
Re: Tagert lot split application
Dear Cindy:
I will be representing Irene Tagert.
I encl~e the application fee, additional copies of the
appli,c;;at~roof of ownership (Irene R. Pastore is Irene
~ert), and a list of the adjacent property owners.
Can we meet Monday or Tuesday for a "preapplication
conference?"
I hope that we can help Mrs. Tagert. Regardless of the
technicals things we must look at, a lot split here makes
sense.
Thanks.
Sincerely yours,
J. NICHOLAS MCGRATH, P.C.
By
~
J. Nicholas
McGrath
~23'983
Member, Colo. (1971), Calif. {1969}, and D.C (1966) bon
,-...
--
ASPEN/PITKIN PLANNING OFFICE
130 S. Galena street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
(303) 925-2020
Date: 9/15/88
Irene Taqert
930 W. Smuqqler
Aspen. CO 81611
RE: Lot Split Application
Dear Ms. Taqert:
This is to inform you that the Planning Office has completed its
preliminary review of the captioned application. We have
determined that your application IS NOT complete. ,Therefore, it
is not possible at this time to assign the project to an agenda
date.
Following is a list of the items we require:
1. Fee: $680.00 Staff Time + $80.00 Engineering Referral =
$760.00 Total.
2. 5 copies of entire application.
3. Proof of Ownership.
4. Completion of the application packet (attached).
5. Adjacent property owners within 300'.
When we receive the requested information, we will contact you
again to inform you of your assigned agenda date.
If you have any questions, please call the Planning Office.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
~~
Cindy Houben ~
Planner
CMH/ds
frm. incomplete. 50A
-r'
I +/,,c.//\ T
.I.L'~:CI
//-/fa-?l?
-
,
..J