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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcoa.lu.ec.Mendenhall-Special Review.66-83Mendenhall El cl • • CASELOAD SUMMARY SHEET City of Aspen No. Staff: t.I/' i.a�_�y, PROJECT NAME: APPLICANT: yr�Z��i r. ��1 r�-✓_���;�,.r/� Phone: REPRESENTATIVE: ✓—• i �- /,�� 1 Phone: TYPE OF APPLICATION: I. GMP/SUBDIVISION/PUD (4 step) 1. Conceptual Submission 2. Preliminary Plat 3. Final Plat II. SUBDIVISION/PUD (4 step) 1. Conceptual Submission 2. Preliminary Plat 3. Final Plat III.EXCEPTION/EXEMPTION/REZONING (2 step) IV. SPECIAL REVIEW (1 step) 1. Special Review 2. Use Determination 3. Conditional Use REFERRALS: 11 Attorney y Engineering Dept. _Housing Water City Electric (Fee) ($1,840) ($1,120) ($ 560) ($1,290) ($ 830) ($ 560) ($1,010) ($ 465) f&/ Date Referred: Sanitation District Mountain Bell Parks Holy Cross Electric Fire Marshall/Building Dept. School District Rocky Mtn. Nat.Gas State Hgwy. Dept. Fire Chief Other FINAL ROUTING: Date Routed: Attorney Engineering Building Other f DISPOSITION: CITY P&Z REVIEW: CITY COUNCIL REVIEW: CITY P&Z REVIEW: CITY COUNCIL REVIEW: Ordinance No. Ordinance No. DISPOSITION: CITY P&Z REVIEW: CITY COUNCIL REVIEW: Y-,P- ivy" s c 4o K3 'Pre %L1 Y 0,4 i - fme �u ro ,� Grime ' uY40 ytcord i Ordinance No. CITY P&Z REVIEW: CITY COUNCIL REVIEW: Ordinance No. MEMORANDUM TO: Aspen City Council FROM: Richard Grice, Planning Office RE: Mendenhall - Subdivision Exception DATE: January 23, 1984 APPROVED AS TO FORM: The attached application requests a lot line adjustment between Lots 2 and 3, Block 2, Red Butte Subdivision. Section 20-19(a)(4) of the Code permits lot line adjustments "to permit a boundary change be- tween consenting adjacent landowners or to address a specific hard- ship." In the case at hand, each of the two lots are owned by Kiefer Mendenhall. The application seeks to redraw the lot lines in order to accommodate existing improvements on Lot 2 and will result in no change in the total square footage, development rights or density permitted to either lot. Lot 3 is currently vacant. In order to protect the continued clarity of the public records, we recommend that approval be conditioned upon the preparation of a sub- division exception plat reflecting the change consistent with the Final Plat requirements of Section 20-15. A "Statement of Subdivision Exception" was requested by the City Attorney in order to establish the grounds for the exception. The appropriate motion is: "Move to approve the Mendenhall Subdivision Exception subject to the preparation of a plat meeting the Final Plat requirements of Section 20-15 to be approved by the City Engineer prior to recording and subject to the preparation of a "Statement of Sub- division Exception" to be approved by the City Attorney prior to recording." Re: Lot line adjustment: Lots 2 & 3, Block2, Red Butte Subdivision, Aspen, Co. Owner: Kiefer & Mary Mendenhall Zoning: R-30 Lot Size: Lot #2/ 33,980 SF Lot #31 37,135 SF Date: Nov. 28, 1983 Pursuant to Article 20-19 (a)4 of the Aspen Code, the Owners, Kiefer and Mary Mendenhall submit a survey drawing showing the adjusted west property line of lot #3 with twelve foot setbacks for the side yard. The lot line is adjusted so that the square footage of each lot remains the same, and the house on lot #2 will be in conformity with the ten foot side yard set back of the R-30 zone, and thus correcting a survey, engineering or building; error. Both lots exceed the 30,000 sf. required for the zone and are otherwize in compliance with the zoning regulations. Enclosed is a copy from th title policy showing Kiefer & Mary Mendenhall as Owners of lot #2&3, blk. 2, Red Butte Subdivision as of Oct. 1, 1975. _._ ._ �._ ---'. —_—.—.____�..:�_._,.._ ��L•—_ —i_� — � .,1: , .,try;., .��. _e:3_��f-��.��i.�.Aii��.._ r� �i•.�F. Ar]w'. +�� �}�T ` _,ab .� ♦ I� MEMORANDUM ��• TO: Richard Grice, Planning Office FROM: City Attorney RE: Mendenhall - Special Review DATE: December 23, 1983. The referenced review request, and map of G. Pessman of November 18, 1983, have been reviewed for compliance with §20-19. We recommend that you consider the following addi- tional matters: 1. The applicant claims a "survey, engineering or building error" as grounds for the lot line adjustment. The actual reason(s) for the existence of the problem should go on the record before council, as well as the actual purpose of the requested adjustment. (From the plat, it appears that the Mendenhalls' house on Lot 2 has a concrete walkway that extends into Lot 3 - perhaps there are other encroachments.) 2. No structure (other than the Mendenhalls' encroach- ment) is shown on Lot 3. The record should reflect whether there is a residence on Lot 3; and, if not, the plans for development of Lot 3 should be determined. Actually, the encroachment is probably an impediment to sale of Lot 3 by the Mendenhalls that they're trying to avoid "in advance." We see nothing wrong with this approach, so long as Lot 3 otherwise complies with zoning, area and bulk requirements, setbacks, etc. 3. A statement of exception will be required from the Mendenhalls, if the adjustment is granted by the council. 4. The application should be verified on the record by the Mendenhalls, under 520-19(a)(4)(d). And, council should state the grounds for the exception in its resolu- tion, if the exception is granted. §20-19(a)(4)(d). 5. The plat should be revised to comply with the stan- dards of §20-15. It is not in compliance now, and must be revised before council deals with the request. §20-19(a) (4) (i) . BDE:gms §20-19taY4I(i;) ANCAUITEA"AT Richard Grice Aspen Planning Office Aspen, Co. Re: Mendenhall lot line adjustment. dtd: Jan.19,1984 Hand Delivered. This reply is in answer to questions raised by the city " attorney relative to this application. 1. Since the existing house on lot #2 was already in place when the Owners purchased the property, we can only surmise that the house was placed incorr- ectly according to a building error. 2. Development rights for each lot will not be affected since there is no change to the area of either lot, merely a new configuration of the lot line between MOM lots #2 & #3. �4► 3. Lot #3 does not have a house on it. LA­i 4. Verification Form: Already submitted. Respectfully submitted By. J. R. McCarthy f ARCHITECT �4J Ank INW Ok^ C. • MEMORANDUM TO: Richard Grice, Planning Office FROM: Chuck Roth, City Engineering Department 01p— DATE: December 28, 1983 RE: Mendenhall - Special Review Having reviewed the above application and having made a site inspection, the Engineering Department has the following comments: 1. Pursuant to the Municipal Code section cited in the letter of application, 20-19(a)(4), this must be handled as a subdivision exception, not as a special review. A plat prepared for recordation pursuant to final plat requirements of section 20-15 is necessary. 2. This comment is not intended to be presented as a requirment but merely as a muncipal engineering judgement. It is suggested that the boundary adjustment as shown on the submitted map is a poor design. The boundary could be simpler, namely two lines instead of five. Such would result in less expense to monument, simpler fences to build, easier lawns to mow, and so on. Of course the boundary shown is more organic and cutesy. 3. Perhaps it should be pointed out that the driveway and parking space shown would become improvements apputenant to "the other" parcel. (The lots will no longer be 2 and 3, block 2, Red Butte Subdivision, but will become lots 1 and 2 of the Mendenhall, or whatever, Subdivision.) In the other case, an easement for ingress and egress would be required. However there are no problems for the Menden- halls to create new driveway and parking on their lot. 4. We would like to see a note on the final plat calling out the new boundary corners and witness corner, stating that these corners must be monumented within one year of the effective date of the sales contract, pursuant to section 38-51-101(2), C.R.S. 1973. cc: Jay Hammond, Assistant City Engineer Louis Buettner, City Surveyor Gary Esary, Assistant City Attorney MEMORANDUM TO: Richard Grice, Planning Office FROM: Chuck Roth, City Engineering Department C DATE: December 27, 1983 RE: Mendenhall - Special Review Having reviewed the above application and having made a site inspection, the Engineering Department has the following comments: 1. Pursuant to the Municipal Code section cited in the letter of application, 20-19(a)(4), this must be handled as a subdivision exception, not as a special review. cc: Jay Hammond, Assistant City Engineer Louis Buettner, City Surveyor -Tb --Ate you ; GE-r -R+( s o�E • • VERIFICATION Kiefer & Mary Mendenhall being first duly sworn deposes and says that he and she have read the foregoing Application for Expedited Review of Exception from Subdivision Regulations :,;,d that the facts contained therein are true of their own best knowledge and belief. Kiefer Mendenhall Mary Mendenhall STATr -F COLORADO COUNTY OF PITKIN The foregoing instrumerrt� was acknowledged before me this 6th da-, of January 1984, by :iefer & Mary Mend !nhal l . Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires: Feb. 10, 1987 Notary Public Address: P. O. Box 7657 As Den, Colorado 81612 • • VERIFICATION Kiefer & Mary Mendenhall being first duly sworn deposes and says that he and she have read the foregoing Application for Expedited Review of Exception from Subdivision Regulations and that the facts contained therein are true of their own best knowledge and belief. 4Kiefendenhall 7/,h a/Ly -//Km Mary Mendenhall STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF PITKIN The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 6th day of January , 1984, by f(iefer & Mary Mendenhall. Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires: Feb. 10, 1987 Notary Public Address: P. O. Box 7657 Aspen, Colorado 81612 .I.GJw(:AH'l'IIS' A#:III'1'LC'1' Nov. 28, 1983 Ms. Colette Penne, Planning Office 130 S . ualen,z St. Aspen, Co. 81611 Re: Lot line Adjustment, Lot #2 & #3, Red Butte Drive. Dear Colette, Enclosed is a brief summary outlining the lot line correction that is requested along with two prints of the adjusted survey drawing, and proof of title. Please schedule this as soon as you can. Thanks. Very truly yours, MEMORANDUM TO: City Attorney City Engineer FROM: Richard Grice, Planning Office RE: Mendenhall - Special Review DATE: December 2, 1983 Attached for your review is an application submitted to the Planning Office by J.R. McCarthy on behalf of Kiefer and Mary E. Mendenhall for special review approval of a lot line adjustment on their pro- perty located at Lot 2 and 3, Block 2 of the Red Butte Subdivision (on Red Butte Drive just off of Cemetary Lane). This is a one-step special review which will go before City Council on January 9, 1984. We would appreciate having your referral comments no later than December 26, 1983 in order for this office to have adequate time to prepare for its presentation. Thank you. sr • SCHEDULE A • k AMOUNT $100,000.00 Date of Policy: October 1, 1975 at 8:00 A. H. 1. Name of Insured: KIEFER MENDENHALL and MARY E. MENDENHALL POLICY NO.0 I 007295 75-07-10 2. The estate or interest in the land described herein and which is covered by this policy is: (a fee, a leasehold, etc.) Fee simple 3. The estate or interest referred to herein is at Date of Policy vested in: The insured named above — in joint tenancy. 4. The land referred to in this policy is described as follows: Lots 2 and 3 Block 2 RED BUTTE SUBDIVISION Pitkin County, Colorado. Aspen Form lM insert A l01 6T": - � SCHEDULE B • *CY N0. 0 1 007295 75-07-10 This Policy does not insure against loss or damage by reason of the following: 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 facts which a correct survey and inspec- tion 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 theretofore or hereafter furnished, imposed by law and not shown by the public records. 5. The lien of all taxes and assessments for the year 1975, and thereafter. 6. Reservations and exceptions as contained in United States Patent recorded August 17, 1889 in Book 55 at Page 5 as follows: right of the proprietor of a vein or lode to extract and reLaove his ore therefrom, should the same be found to penetrate or intersect the premises. 7. Terms, conditions, reservations and restrictions, which do not contain a forfeiture or reverter clause, as set forth in Protective Covenants of Red Butte Subdivision recorded September 23, 1960 in Book 191 at Paae 598, incorporated by reference in instrument recorded April 3, 1963 in Book 201 at Page 547. 8. Any tax, assessments, fees or charges by reason of the inclusion of the subject property in the Aspen Fire Protection District, Aspen Metropolitan Sanitation District, and Aspen Valley Hospital District. 9. Deed of Trust from Kiefer Mendenhall and Mary E. Mendenhall to the Public Trustee of Pitkin County, Colorado, for the use of Aspen Savings and Loan Association to secure $75,000.00 dated September 30, 1975 and recorded September 30, 1975 in Book 303 at Page 625. Form 1M (CO) In—t 8 10M 673H v sr SCHEDULE A ,MOUNT $ 75,000.00 Effective Date: October 1, 1975 POLICY NO. at 8:DO A. M. Name of Insured: ASPEN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 945429 75-07-10 The estate or interest in the land described in this Schedule and which is encumbered by the insured mortgage is: (a fee, a leasehold, etc.) Fee simple The estate or interest referred to herein is at the Effective Date of this Policy vested in: KIEFER MEMEIDW.L and MARY E. MEMENRALL - in joint tenancy. The mortgage, herein referred to as the insured mortgage, and the assignments thereof, if any, are described as follows: Deed of Trust from Kiefer Mendenhall and Mary E. Mendenhall to the Public Trustee of Pitkin County, Colorado, for the use of Aspen Savings and Ivan Association to secure $75,000.00 dated September 30, 1975 and recorded September 30, 1975 in Book 303 at Page 625. .. The land referred to in this policy is described as follows: Lots 2 and 3 Block 2 RED BUTTE SUBDIVISION Pitkin County, Colorado. Asm 1_ 1 'fi y1. ` � •' 'war : 4.. r i Form 2M Insert A 10M 37311 - SCHEDULE B—PART I POLICY NO M 945429 75-07-10 This Policy does not insure against loss or damage by reason of the following: i. i8yM or tdabas at meets in iz --ession not >vcan !ry fte pubic rumft L enM6 or CW= ct cam-mmin rmt dterm by go p3bft ram da. 3. cerCift ht DtwtC my If toe. f5i'mfsgs In nsea, eM-rx" ^.hrnarf. =d spy !teem T*Jch a cotrad Satrcf/ W4 k of ft p1m%23 \ ::ulid dtWa awed rtich are siad:3 waa by the psblle recordL 4. ATy Tsars, or d& In a Ann, for xrvneM iabcr, or maM" ll mta'ora or t,eeenfsn fain, brWM by km tad " shown by FMB S. The lien of all taxes and assessments for the year 1975, and thereafter. G. Reservations and exceptions as contained in United States Patent recorded August 17, 1089 in Book 55 at Page 5 as followst right of the proprietor of a vein or lode to extract and remove his ore therefrom, should the sate be found to penetrate or intersect the promises. 7. Terms, conditions, reservations and restrictions, which do not contain a forfeiture or reverter clause, as set forth in Protective Covenants of Red Butte Subdivision recorded Septamber 23, 1960 in Book 191 at Page 598, incorporated by reference in instrument recorded April 3, 1963 in Book 201 at Page 547. 8. Any tax, assessments, fees or charges by reason of the inclusion of the subject property in the Anpan Fire Protection District, Aspen Metropolitan Sanitation District, and Aspen Valley Hospital District. ^'t SCHEDULE B—PART II In addition to the matters set forth in Part I of this Schedule, the title to the estate or interest in the land described or referred to "tv. in Schedule A is subject to the following matters, if any be shown, but the Company insures that such matters are subordinate, to the lien or charge of the insured mortgage upon said estate or interest: r. + Fumi 2M Insert B 10M 373H 3642 btkx- I P dU Cf-A 1 1, Regular Meeting _ Aspen City Council _January 30, 1984 Ms. Penne told Council the applicant is asking for three employee rental units that w be part of the free market structures. There is no employee housing requirement for t property. Ms. Penne said part of this parcel is in the county and part in the city,• applicants did not count density for any property in the county or any property above 8040 line. The applicants intend to give a trail easement to connect with the Aspen C trail. The applicant has preliminary geological studies and is working on more detail One of the questions is that there will not be any impact of old mine shafts, the ques of the toxic nature of these mine tailings. These items will come out at preliminary. Ms. Penne said the basic question in subdivision is the suitability of the land for sti sion. Ms. Penne said the applicant has been very sensitive to the people living on th land, and some of them have indicated interest in the employee units. Ms. Penne said access will be from Ute avenue and from Aspen Alps road. Ms. Penne said access and pa for the Aspen Alps tennis courts should be formalized through agreements. The applica plans parking at one space per bedroom, which meets the Code requirement. There will' small lots delineated and extensive common areas. Ms. Penne said the applicant has addressed the purposes of the PUD, has done some innovative site planning, and the str will fit well on the site. Ms. Penne told Council the structures will be sheltered, the majority of trees will be The utilities will be underground. Councilman Blomquist said he would like to conside annexation for the parts of this property not in the city. Councilman Blomquist said - would also like dedication of the land above the 8040 greenline as a park. Councilmap Blomquist said he would like the city to begin acquiring small parcels of land around the 8040 area as a green belt. Ms. Smith said the applicant has no problem with annex would like to do it subsequent to this subdivision as they would like to construct thi summer. Ms. Penne told Council the planning office and P & Z recommend approval of th conceptual sugdivision with 16 conditions. Councilman Blomquist moved to approve conceptual subdivision for the Aspen Chance subdivi sion with the 16 conditions listed in the planning office memorandum of January 23, 1984;: seconded by Councilman Collins. All in favor, with the exception of Mayor Stirling. V t4 carried. Mayor Stirling said he would have liked to table this for all the Council to h*l a site visit and to address some of the concerns. HANNAH DUSTIN CONDOMINIUMIZATION Councilman Collins moved to table this item; seconded by Councilwoman Walls. All in faro motion carried. MENDENHALL SUBDIVISION EXCEPTION Richard Grice, planning office, said this is a request for a lot line adjustment betwee two adjacent lots owned by the Mendenhalls. At the time the house on lot 2 was constru there was a building error. The applicants would like to correct the situation on the public record and have proposed a lot line adjustment and a 628 square foot of properti, exchange between the two lots. Each lot will continue to be the same size. Grice told Council no potential development rights will be increased or decreased. . Councilman Collins moved to approve the Mendenhall subdivision exception subject to th preparation of a plat meeting the final plat requirements of section 20-15 to be appra by the city engineer prior to recording and subject to the preparation of a statement, subdivision exception to be approved by the city attorney prior to recording; seconded by Councilman Blomquist. All in favor, motion carried. ,`, REQUEST FOR ENCROACHMENT - Congdon Jay Hammond, engineering department, said the location of the fence has been staked ana the fence is behind the existing cottonwood trees. Hammond said he talked to the park: director, who has no problems with this. The city does have the opportunity to ask ' f the removal of the encroachment. The staff recommends approval. Mayor Stirling said O people in the west end have encroached as their own risk. Councilman Blomquist said in order to get a building permit, the applicant has to have encroachment permission. Councilman Blomquist moved to grant an encroachment license at 202 West Francis subject' conditions 1, 2, and 3 in the engineering memorandum of December 20, 1983; seconded by Councilwoman Walls. All in favor, with the exception of Mayor Stirling. Motion carrier CASTLE CREEK STOPLIGHT Jay Hammond, engineering department, told Council there was a request from Aspen Hi9nIa for a stop light at Castle Creek and Highway 82. City Manager Chapman said Highlands feels in the morning and during ski season people turning left onto highway 82 have a difficult time, and for safety reasons and ease of access, a traffic light would prov�c: better flow. The state has concluded a traffic light is warranted, but they wont put a light unless there is a request from the municipality. Hammond said this used to be the county's jurisdiction and they have been reluctant to put in a light. Mayor Stirli pointed out the county has authorized a traffic study, and both P & Z's are studying the traffic question. Councilman Blomquist pointed out with the school people also usi„ the intersection, it does become dangerous. Councilman Blomquist moved the city request the state to install a traffic light at rJ" intersection; seconded by Councilwoman Walls. Councilman Collins said he would like to see other options besides huge traffic lights' Council agreed they would like more information before having a light installed. Count requested accident data at this intersection, a copy of the state's warrant informati and what types of signals are available. Councilman Blomquist moved to ask engineering to submit a report to Council on the stab �?iC-'r!.,��,!r. �.• rra+�i C� ?�,, •n;�nc! --c -----,,ar 4, f--;ianal ODt'041 ;642 _ ��j� \o©� psi a rNA.q Regular Meeting _ _ _ Aspen City Council _^ January 30, 1984 Ms. Penne told Council the applicant is asking for three employee rental units that wi°;,..�•,r be part of the free market structures. There is no employee housing requirement for th2 property. Ms. Penne said part of this parcel is in the county and part in the city, -' applicants did not count density for any property in the county or any property above.,t,• K 8040 line. The applicants intend to give a trail easement to connect with the Aspen C1 trail. The applicant has preliminary geological studies and is working on more detail. `r One of the questions is that there will not be any impact of old mine shafts, the quest of the toxic nature of these mine tailings. These items will come out at preliminary Pa" Ms. Penne said the basic question in subdivision is the suitability of the land for sutx;`,:".°" sion. Ms. Penne said the applicant has been very sensitive to the people living on th land, and some of them have indicated interest in the employee units. Ms. Penne said:- access will be from Ute avenue and from Aspen Alps road. Ms. Penne said access and P.__ for the Aspen Alps tennis courts should be formalized through agreements. The applic plans parking at one space per bedroom, which meets the Code requirement. There will small lots delineated and extensive common areas. Ms. Penne said the applicant has addressed the purposes of the PUD, has done some innovative site planning, and the s will fit well on the site. Ms. Penne told Council the structures will be sheltered, the majority of trees will The utilities will be underground. Councilman Blomquist said he would like to consid annexation for the parts of this property not in the city. Councilman Blomquist said: would also like dedication of the land above the 8040 greenline as a park. Councilma Blomquist said he would like the city to begin acquiring small parcels of land around: the 8040 area as a green belt. Ms. Smith said the applicant has no problem with annexe would like to do it subsequent to this subdivision as they would like to construct this summer. Ms. Penne told Council the planning office and P & Z recommend approval of th conceptual sugdivision with 16 conditions. Councilman Blomquist moved to approve conceptual subdivision for the Aspen Chance sub sion with the 16 conditions listed in the planning office memorandum of January 23, 19 seconded by Councilman Collins. All in favor, with the exception of Mayor Stirling. carried. Mayor Stirling said he would have liked to table this for all the Council to a site visit and to address some of the concerns. a HANNAH DUSTIN CONDOMINIUMIZATION Councilman Collins moved to table this item; seconded by Councilwoman Walls. All in motion carried. Richard Grice, planning office, said this is a request for a lot line adjustment bet two adjacent lots owned by the Mendenhalls. At the time the house on lot 2 was cons there was a building error. The applicants would like to correct the situation on t public re m rd and have proposed a lot line adjustment and a 628 square foot of prope exchange between the two lots. Each lot will continue to be the same size. Grice t Council no potential development rights will be increased or decreased. . Councilman Collins moved to approve the Mendenhall subdivision exception subject to th preparation of a plat meeting the final plat requirements of section 20-15 to be appro l. by the city engineer prior to recording and subject to the preparation of a statement o1 subdivision exception to be approved by the city attorney prior to recording; seconded) by Councilman Blomquist. All in favor, motion carried. REQUEST FOR ENCROACHMENT - Congdon Jay Hammond, engineering department, said the location of the fence has been staked and-.ia the fence is behind the existing cottonwood trees. Hammond said he talked to the parks- director, who has no problems with this. The city does have the opportunity to ask f the removal of the encroachment. The staff recommends approval. Mayor Stirling said people in the west end have encroached as their own risk. Councilman Blomquist said in order to get a building permit, the applicant has to have encroachment permission. Councilman Blomquist moved to grant an encroachment license at 202 West Francis subje conditions 1, 2, and 3 in the engineering memorandum of December 20, 1983; seconded byy. Councilwoman Walls. All in favor, with the exception of Mayor Stirling. Motion carri CASTLE CREEK STOPLIGHT Jay Hammond, engineering department, told Council there was a request from Aspen High"` for a stop light at Castle Creek and Highway 82. City Manager Chapman said Highlands feels in the morning and during ski season people turning left onto highway 82 have a difficult time, and for safety reasons and ease of access, a traffic light would proof better flow. The state has concluded a traffic light is warranted, but they won't put a light unless there is a request from the municipality. Hammond said this used to be , the county's jurisdiction and they have been reluctant to put in a light. Mayor Stirllt pointed out the county has authorized a traffic study, and both P & Z's are studying the traffic question. Councilman Blomquist pointed out with the school people also us the intersection, it does become dangerous. Councilman Blomquist moved the city request the state to install a traffic light at t$1. intersection; seconded by Councilwoman Walls. Councilman Collins said he would like to see other options besides huge traffic lights'' Council agreed they would like more information before having a light installed. Coin requested accident data at this intersection, a copy of the state's warrant inforriatlo and what types of signals are available. . s Councilman Blomquist moved to ask engineering to s-,;.bmit a report to Council on the sta s, r op i_anal ~ -- • CJ :q CAL'. ENDORSEMENT Attached to and made apart of USLIFE TITLE INSURANCE Company of Dallas, Policy No. M 945429 The Company insures the Insured against loss which the Insured shall sustain by reason of damage to existing improvements, including lawns, shrubbery or trees, resulting from the exercise of any right to use the surface of said land for the extraction or development of the minerals excepted from the description of said land or shown as a reservation in Schedule B. The total liability of the Company under said policy and any endorsements therein shall not exceed, in the aggregate, the face amount of said policy and costs which the Company is obligated under the conditions and stipulations thereof to pay. This endorsement is made a part of said policy and is subject to the schedules, conditions and stipulations therein, except as modified by the provisions hereof. USLIFE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY of Dallas President & Choiaff ExecutiveOfficer Arles, Senor Vice -President. Secretary and Treasurer Issued at Aspen, Colorado Countersigned Author,ted Otf,cer or Agent FU­»'•ply pAI I As TITLE AND GUARANTY COMPANY Form S 10 (Co) 6 Colorado Form 100.29 1 M 974H 0 9 N 5CALE /" = 20' O 2p O ACC 10 ' �P 0 Nog rH CDR. Lor 4 fl'i W/rN655 'r CO RNE R P 40 0 � y v @� Camel` L4.'30 y� S- r VIC/N/rY MAP 5CA1-6 /" = 400, L O T c9B J v,? 9184 � \4 a� 611 512 _\FOUND BRASS CAP 5EC r1O N CORNE /4 0 L O T 7ELE.� \. 7 00 M GrtF VF C, Bs �c p'9,0 TWO STORY ry0' N0o0 f4AME NOZ/6 W/TH5 ,BASEMENT s \ F OE� C) L O T 2 (3 3, 980 f SQ. F T i o, � 9 o � 2c J CERT'/ilc�/CAT/ON 9� c <0 rHE UNOERS/GNE O ,O0E5 HEREP✓y CERTIFY THAT 7-1-1/5 SURVEY WAS F/EL/o 54JRVEYE,O ,OUR/IvG NOVE/v145E R , /983 ON THE GROUND OF THE PROPERTY LEGALLY 0ESCR/,,9e,0 HEREON, A VO /5 CORRECT ,BASE D ON THE F1EL0 EVIDENCE SHOWN ON TH15 PLAT AS P0U/V0, A/VO TWAT THERE ARE NO 0/5Cl4EPA1'1C1e5, CO/VPL/C75, 5H0RTAUE5 //V AREA, 00U/VV,4RY LINE C0/VFLIC7-5, SNGROACHME/V775l OVERLAPPING OF /MPROVEME1\475, EASEMEIV7_5 OR R/GH75 OF WAy I1V R/EL_O EVIDENCE OR KNOWN TO Mom, !XG,51c:7• AS HEREON SHOWN. (/NOERGRD[1N0 L17/L/7/E5 W/7-1-1 NO V/S//94-E VAG.!/E )0,OXE5 OR AIA/VHOLE5) ANC 00CZ/1\,fE1V7-5 OF RECOR,o NOT SUP- ,0LIE,O 7-0 THE SURVEYOR ARE BXGEPTED. DATE.O TH/5 OAY OP Gov, , /983 j:, 5/G NE O L O T OeRAR,O H. PESMAN 5 9 tea, I n Y�"n eaarry fl 1!Y "' e�9tfOt3 \ + yS� s_ 0 F OgNN L/ '4 0 9 TO / • � ':* \. 7724.1 A N /C ^p poor oo / '40�E ELE = "- �\ 0 /35s- v 1 7745.2 Q �V COTTONWOO,O r' \ \ 7743. ' TREB 5 l ti PVA LK19 7745.E / "r Rict �/WELL 127G NOTE $41/1p11VG SETBACK r 1 lIV66 SHOWN FOR X (1 .04P'VEL1. 46 STRUCTURE P ONLY. V% AV ELE = Q 7745. ° / �0 /� O 0� v L 7-3 ( 37, \ 3� 127 t 5Q. GT FiEZ-.O / � lyh V 4 \ Al 774G.-1 \ \ y C`' IZ707 <Oc '\ \ �Q98 O/STURSEO� 5 cON c Q R / n4 = 7746. 1 IN ✓. = 7734. v_ PIPE W/ r1VE55 CORNER ELE = 7745.2 L EGENO A NO NOTE5 • FOUNO NO. 5 REDAR lW/CAP A5 N07'&,O OR MONUMENT A5 NOTE,O O 5E7- NO. 5 RE0A/4 W/GAP "PESMA^1 237G" + 5E7' SPIKE OR PK NAIL - SURVEY CONTROL POWER POLE ❑ 417-/1-17-Y BOX ® 5EWER MANHOLE YV4 TE R VALVE r FG NCge LINE CALLS /IV C ARE /4ECOR,O PROM 60,13- DI VISION PLAT AS RECOF{,JE,O /N DITCH 900K 2 A AT RAGE 28B . ,041E TO A LACK OP GOOD C01I17'^0Z_ MONO - ME1VT5 , 1-07'5 2 ANO 9 WERE E57A,61_/5HE,0 .BY CALCULATING THE /4ECOR,0 LOTS FOR LOT5 / THRG/ 5, ,BASEro ON THE 91-leD/VISION PLAT A/VO 41511VG T/-lE NORTH CO1:?NE/4 OF LOT 4 (RE.BAR AN,O CAP /N PLACE 5,G7- 6Y L.S. 9184) FOR 1-10R/Z0/V7lAL CONTROL. THE W1r/VE55 CORNER %/PE5 �OZJIVO ON THE /V;V LINE OP LOT / ANC THE 5E LINE OF LOT 3 WERE THEN F17-7-E,0 TO THE RECORD. /T SHOUL,O 13e voreo THAT P/EL/O CON,OIT/ON.S VARY SOMEWHAT FROM /4ECOIR,0. ELEVAT1oN5 ARE ,BA.5,e O ON ,BRASS CAP ,BENCHMARK 5E7- BY 115C - G 5 LOCATED 140' * NE OF THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE 6R1,O6E. ELE✓A71ON EQZIAL5 77/&' A5 SHOWN 0/\/ U5G5 QUAD THE 57A/V,DAII,D 1"R0JEC7 FLOO,O IWAS LOCA7E,0 Ply USING INFORMATION ON PZ.A7E5 5 AIVO 1 G OR THE "PL000 PLAN 1/\/PO/4MA7'/01'4" .9TUOy OY THE ARMY CORP5 OF ENGINEERS, ,OATE,C DUNE /973. /T 5HOUL,C7 FJE NOTED THAT D/SCREPANC/ES EXIST 067kVEE/V THE 571JOY AI\I,O P1Ez_0 GON,017-101v5, 7HEREPORE AD' .JUS7/NIE1V7-5 WERE MA,OE ACGOR/C7/NGLy. ,4PGl2GVE.ti : GhS�i/2/7��h' ASP�IY . _,ebh/.�//�/� e¢ZDN/N� G4wJ/h Q�'v:Za✓l1_� ,4sF'ErN c�Tv �-�/�o1/t1��/� E2 rir/Eo P� y aGt/NE�2-S ,�✓s�'cT/Z /n�.�/.13N11sit-1._ M<yiZy / mr�.ui.��>1l µscLc_..- dc+�C P o R K/ E FE R MEN.OENHAL L O� LOTS 2 AND 31 /`3L0CK 2 RE,D BUTTE sae o/V/S/ ON A51"E N ) COG. O R A 1JO OY GERAR,C H. 1'0E51YI4/V A550C1A7-;C-,0 tN/TH 51-11,gVEY EN6/NEER5/NC. P.O. ,5OX 2.5OG A5PEN, C06.0RA,00 8/6/2 NORTH CDR. LOT a '�\FOUNO 6RA55 CAP SECT/ON COR/VE /4 C ERT/F/CA T/ON THE UNOERS/GNEO '0065 NEREP✓y CERT/Fy THAT 7WIS SURVEY H1A5 \ F/EL/J SURVE>/E D ,OUR/NG NOVEM6E R , /983 ON THE GROUND OF THE PROPERTY LEGALLY ,OE5C1?/,6E,0 HEREON A/V,O /5 CORRECT QASE,O ON THE P/E'LO EVI,OE/VCG 51-l04VN ON 7N/-5 PLAT A5-OU/Vo, A/vO THAT THERE ARE IVO 0/SC/4ERA1VC1e5, CO/VPL/CTS, 5/HORTAUE5 /A/ AREA, OOUNOA/ey L/NE CO/V1-L/C7-5 ENCROACHME/VTS� OVERLAPP/NG OF /MR/40VEMENT5, EASEMENTS OR R/GHTS pF WAY EV/DENCE OR /SHOWN TO ME, EXCEPT A5 HEREON .5/-7'0vV1-4. L U/VpERC7ROI-JI !JT/LIT/E5 vV/TH NO V/S/iJLE Af30VEG7ROU/v0 VALI/E f30XE5 OR MANHOLES, ANO 0OCCJME1v7,5 OF RECORD NpT SL/P- PL/EO Ta 7HE .SURVEYOR ARE EXGEPTEO_ ,DATE O 7-H/5 /gam OAy OF � � ems;• . -,.,� ;� REG/STEREO P. E. AND" x 3 7 r +t.n ",ay 376 �� � j a a4 rveywnktr .4z ;rerrs �. F .r ' . ,l:N.c .mr�nd r+• m+rna IAM l�e`l LEGEND AND NOTE5 S� • -OUNQ NO. 5 .4EGAR IN/CAP 45 NOTEA7 OR Q MONUME /VT A5 NOTE A O 5E7' NO. 6 RE0AR WICAP "PESMAN 2376" 'O •- 5E7' SP/KE OR P K NAIL - 51_IR VE y CONTROL 6sr0 ❑ UT/L/TY BOX 5EWER MANHOLE Z2 c 1� �L WATER VALVE GALLS //./ C ) ARE RECOR O PROM SUPJ- VIV/S/O/V PLAT AS ReC0R,0e0 //,/ ,DITCH .BOOR 2 A AT PAGE 288. V, �/ .DUE TO A LACK OF GOO,O CONT/SOL MONO - �� 7', �� F<4 MENTS GOT5 2 AN,O 9 kVeRE ESTAb� /SHED .BY CALCULAT/NG THE iV6Co1T o LOTS FO/q / THRU 5 ,BA5E/J LOTS , ON 7HE SU,B4O/V/S/ON O q\ T ti �G ` L PLAT ANO US/NG Tf-/E NORTH CORNER OF o Ivy- 1, LOT 4 CRE.BAR AN,O CAP //V PLACE SET 19- '"b ey 0 L CONTROL. THE WITNE55 CORNER P/PES .�OUNO ON THE /V j-V 1' L/NE OF LOT / AMO THE SE LING OF L07-3 r / WERE THEN F/TTE,p TO THE RECORD. /T .SHOULD 1.3E NOTED TEAT F/EL/J CO/V,O/T/O/VS VARY SOMEWHAT FROM RECORO. 7724.1 o �'pS o / o�0. A/V ELEVgT/DNS ARE ,BASEp ON .BRASS CAP 40 4Foor '4p✓E�- E[ E = BENCHMARK 5ET BY c -Q C7- '-- �� , — U50 e 05 LOCATE,O /40' > NE OF THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE P✓R/OGE. ELEVAT/oN EOU41-5 77/6' A5 SHOWN ON Q G S UA O "ASPEN ". THE 57AIYDARo PROJECT FLOOD WAS LOCATED �7743.2 0 \ BY US/NG /NPORNJAT/ON N /J OPLATES 5 A/V n 9�, V /6 OP THE "PLOD D PLA/IV /NFORMAT/ON" • 7ZIay zo ELE=� COrr0^A'00o �� BY THE ARMY CORPS OF ENG/NEERS, OgTEO \ / 7743. - TREES % \ is Q JUIVE , IT 7,g . /T 5HOUL.,O iJE /VOTED THAT n AN,O F/EA�C/CONS T/ON 5THE RE FORE A/J y WALK JUSTMENTS lNE+ A\ s f�E 1,14 of AGGOR.O/NGLy. P/PE W/T/VE55 CO:lN6 R EL-6 = 7745.9' APP/24 �/EO ; C/ ,2/Y/,etIy A6RAa/Y PG 4AI,, Ale ZDN/N6 GaN/l� . da% . .dPs�iZOV�lJ .45/��Y�/ G�T�/ � �11o/itJ Nr�r� E/ZT/1F/E,O P✓ y QY,vN 2 S : .C:/f�iC'r�"2 M66v/iBN�.4c.1.. M<irZY ry7:��VrJ��Vµ,6L�. da�C K B E �E R ME NDENHA L L O P LOTS 2 AND .31 /3LOCK 2 RE O 6417-rE S'U,B4O/V /S / ON A514'EN) COLORAIJO .6 Y GERARO H. Pe5M41,j A550C/ATEAV 4V/7-,y 5U/4VEY ENG/NEERS /NC. P. D. A50X 25OG NV 7734. 2 774B.2 /Nv A5PE/V , C04.01RAOO 8/612 >t3 NO. /9307 L EGENO A ND NOTES I 40 sty • FOUND NO. 5 REDAR WICAP 45 NOTG,O OR 0 >' MONUMENT A5 1107E0 1 5ET NO./�.5 ^60AR W/CAP "PeSMAN 237G" \� �1(liV -4 - G59 { SQ. FT 4-5ET 5P/PCE OR PK NA/L - SURVEY CONTROL 1 `n h oc ys PO`VE R POG G UY ry% tc G 89' C� 6 / ❑ UT/G/TY BOX qo h ry�h �� ® 5EWER MANHOLE k o .• o i 1 s WATER VALVE SCALE /"=7-0' a w. @cam c=,,'J` LOi'30 yv FGNCG L/NE a'j � CALLS /N C � ARE RECOR,FROM ,ROM SUP✓- 'o "" \ �� v �9 O/V/5/ON PLAT A5 /4ECORDED //V O/TCH o / '� 93' OOOK 2 A AT PAGE 288. OUE TO A LACK OP GOOD C01V7'^OL MONLI - % c7 rJ \ d \ �LOti 1 4 0/ MEN75 , 4.07-5 2 AND 3 /NeRE E57-A,bL1.5HED V I C / N I T Y MAP �� v ` -T BY CALCGIL.AT1/V 6 THE /4ECOR,p LOTS �FOR '�?', J LOTS / 5 , A5ASEO O5[/,B4O/Y1.5/ON SCALE /" = 400, \ST\ 0�� PLAT A/VO THRlJ U5/NG THE NORTH 7NE H CORNER OF c gNoq\ L LOT 4 (RE.BA^ ANO CAP IN PLACE 5E7 ,BY �p L.S. y184) FOR NOR/ZONTAz- CONTROL. TfiE e; < tc O19^jN' -- N5 W/TE5 CORNE/S P/PEE FN O41"O OTHE IVW �- , Q' A• a h p L/NE OF LOT / ANO THE 5E L//VE OP LOT3 _ c �1• � po'� y / WERE THEN 1 TTE,O TO THE RE COR O. /T SHOULD iE T6D THAT F/EL/0 COIV,0/7'10N5 o- OA / ELE _ s3 VARY SOMEWHAT FROM RECOR,O. TWO STORY \\ \, 7724.� o w000 FRAME h � AELEVAT/ONE ARE ,BASSOON .GRASS CAP n �. @.,T o o� /VI'C Q BENCHMARK SET ,BY CJSC le 05 LOCATED HOUSE w/TN o Qcc / '4o✓E T 77Z 'y �� /CIO' * NE OF THE SLAUC,HTERNOUSE P✓R/DGE. WALKOUT 't �S \ \ ELEVAT/oN EQUAI-5 77/6,' 45 51-IOWN ON \ 6A66MCN7' USGS QUAD "ASPEN ". z° / g 4 NSQ S3 �F ELE = �< O /�� nbh THE 57ANDARO PROJECT FLOOD WA5 LOCATED �40 hh SF \ / 9�2 7749Z �� n PY G/5/N45 /NFORMAT/ON ON PLATES 5 AN/J J o�<opoIV sA ri �9` v p F3Y THETHARMY OCORP51 OF ENG/NEER5 OATEO \ �� \� FC,r'4 iZ C / ELE = COTTONv✓00,0 � (V 7743. TREES f( Q W JUNE J97,3. /T SHOULD iJE NOTED THAT �v ND F /4EZ-40 OND/TSO AN A 7HE RE ORE .D 5741Dy �CONC. 6��'o_ JLIS7MENTS WERE MA of ACGOR,t�/NGLy. LOT 4 /o 0 qj qj �Ph� �F<� O. 65 Z * ACRES \ , nv ., SIZ \ / V FOUND BRASS s se \ � `� CAP SECT -/ON CORNE R Qc r� A46A/0ENHALL. SLJA5.0/V/✓10N A RE 5UP✓/J/ V/5 /ON of LOTS 2 ANp 3, 6LOCK 2 , RE iD 61-/7-TE 5L113101YI51ON //V 5E6 / , T /O 5 , R 65 lW OF T�/E 6TH P. M. , C/Ty OF ASPEN, GOUNTy OF P/TK/N, STATE OP GOz-0134 00. 01/ 6g A-.4,x?,0 H. PESMAN ��r .456OC14TE,0 iN/TN 7 �o SURVEY EMG/NEERSJ INC. P.O. P✓OX 2506 ASPEN, COZ-OA400 8f(51Z OWN5R 15 CERT/ P'/CA TE /CNO/N ALL MEN PAY THEsE Pn6geN7-5 TH47- K/EPC-/4 14eA1,DE/V1-HALL ANO AIARY ME1Vh7ENH4LL 6611VG THE OVVNER.s pP Z-07-5 2 AIV,40 .1, iOZ-OCI"� 2, RE O i31/7-7'5 5UP✓D/ Vi510N , C1 TY OF A51-E /V, COUNTY OP P/7-^ /N, 57-A7-E OF COL0/gA,00, HAVE 01/ 7HE5E P/3E5ENT5 4.A1,0 OUT, PLATTEIJ ,4N,0 5L1e0/V/DE.0 THE SAME INTO L07-5 / ANO 2 A5 51-/0WN ON 771-115 PLAT UNDER THE NAME ANO STYLE CIF MENOENHALL 5U01011/1510/V . K/FIFER MEN,OENNALL MARY MEN,OENHALL STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF 1117'XIN 5.5" THE F01qEGOIN6 O/'VNER'S CERT/,-/GATE WAS AC/S/VOWLED6ED /BEFOfiE ME 7-H15 5-t-h VAY OF Aper,j , 1984, OY IV41,-ER MEN,OENHALL AND /v1,41TY ME/VDE/,lHALL. kV/TNE55 MY HAND 41VO OPP/C/AL- 5EAL MY COMM/55/ON EXPIRES N TARYa�UBL/G AD,OKE 5 5 Q- SURVEYOR 15 CeA77r-IC,JTE Z, GERAR/J H. PESMAN, 00 141--1 F6 3Y CERT/FY THAT 7'N/5 PLAT OP THE MENOENHALL ,SU&,O/V/ 5/ON WA5 Pi4EPARE 0 UNDER MY 5/JPERV1510N, THAT THE LOCAT/O/Y OP THE GrUT.`i,06 80UN,ClARY A",O OT/-1E/4� .dRE ACCURATELY 4N)0 CORREGTLy C';-fokVIV HEREON, THAT 7HE SAME ARE 045E0 ON P/eL,o SURVEYS AND THAT THE FLATTE,O LOTS CONFORM TO 7-HO5E 5TAKED ON THE GROUNO GERAR/J N. PESMAN 237Co 10L A N N/ N G AND ZONIAV& A P/,`R O VA L. 7-H/5 PLAT OF THE MENIJENHALL 6U,3101V15/01'V IN,45 APPROVED FAY THE ASPEN f GANN/NG ANO ZONING COMM/55101\1 7;4415 DAY OP C1Ty OF 1984 . CHAIRMAN AlA 5 PE N CITY C OLI N C I L A PPR O VA L q�T ti OGqs -� �: •, 6,-1 H15 P447- OF THE MEN/JENHALL 6LIOV/V/5 /01V W45 A)`PROVe-0 P.✓Y THE 0171 c 19 � TV COUNCIL OF ASPEN 7-1415 OAY OF ATTEST TE + G/TY CLERK MAYOR CONC. �-ti C / T y ENGINEER ' 5 APPfi OVA L s TH15 PLAT OF THE NIEIV,061\/1-IALL SL/P.15,O/V/5/0/V WA5 API f OVeO eY THE C17y OF Eh.ER ASPEN DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING TH15 ,oAY of 'yq C/Ty ENGINEER iN LOCATION OF ALL 9/e4� CLERK ANO RECORiDER'S CERT/F/CA7TE R / M = 774B. t UNDERGROUND UT1L-/- INV - 77349 TH/5 PLAT OF THE MENDENHALL $UP✓D/v/S/oN /5 AGGEPTE/J FOR PiL/NG /N THE 7-1E5 /5 APPROXIMATE OF,-1GE OF THE CLERK ANO ig6C0R,0E/g OF THE COUNT-' OP P/TK/N, STATE OF AND 6f-101-IL.0 PEE F/EL,O COLORAOO, AT O'CLOCK _ M. , 7HI5 DAY OF 1904 IN PLAT LOCATE,O PR/OR TO 600K AT PAGE REGE PT/ON /VO. CONSTRUCT/ON. CLERK AND /REGOR/JER ./O,o Hu. /3.3 v i N 5CALE /" = 20' 0 00 G to G P D NORTH CDR. LOT 4 VlCilviry MAP 5CALE /" = 400' 7ELE.� \ T v, '\1=04/N40 6RA55 CAP SECT/ON CORNS R C CA T/ON THE UN,OE!{5/G1VE,O DOES /-/EREP✓Y CERT/Fy THAT 7H/5 SURVEY WAS F/EZ-0 SURVEYED ,OUR/NG n/OVEMESE R , /983 ON THE CROU/V0 OF THE PROPERTY LEGALLY DE5C1?1A9eD HEREON, AND /.5 CORRECT e,45E,0 On/ THE F/EL,O EV/DENCE 51404VIV ON 7'/4/5 PLAT A5 FOU/VO, ANO THAT THERE ARE NO D/5C/TEPA/VC/ES, CO/VPL/C75, SHORTAUES /N AREA, ,BOUNOA/?Y L/NE C0/VF'4./C7-5, ENGROACHMENTS 0VERLAPP/NG OF /MPROVEME/VTS, EASEMENTS OR /?/GHTS OF WAY //V F/ELO ,5v/ OENCE OR /SHOWN TO ME, E xGEP7 A5 5HOwN. UNDER 6R0/JN O d 7/L / 7/E 5 !N/ TH NO V/S/ fJLE AP✓OVE C7 fROL/N,O VALVE PDXES OR MANHOLES, A/VO 0OC41ME/V7-5 OF NOT .54/P- PL/E0 TO 71-lE SUR VE yOR ARE EXCEPTE,O . VATE,0 771Y/5 /sue OAY OF' Gov, , /983 GERAR/O 14 PE5A4A/V ` Aftorw o vo mum IQEG/STERE O P. E. ANO L.S. 2376 8 P/F'E W/TNE55 CORNS R ELE = 7745.2 L EGENO A NO NOTES • FOUND NO. .5 REGAR IN/CAP A5 N07E O OR MONlJMB N7 A5 N074- D O SET NO. 5 RE,BAR W/GAP "PESMAN 2376" + SET 5P/PCE OR PK NA/L - SURVEY CONTROL � POWER POL B UT/L/7Y BOX ® 5EWER MANHOLE W4 TER VALVE FG NCE L/NE C44-L5 /N C ) ARE RECORD FROM SUPJ- ,O/V/S/ON PLAT AS RECOA,06 0 //V 0/7CH ,BOOM 2 A AT PAGE 28B. DUE TO A LACK OP GOOD CONTROL MONO - MENTS , 1-07-5 2 A/VD 5 WERE E57Ab[L/SHE,O ,BY C4L.CaZ.A7/I1G THE /4E6011,0 LOTS FOR 1-07-5 / 7-HR41 5, A5A5E�O ON 7'HE 54143D/V/5/01V PLAT AND 415/1VG THE NORTH CO.4NEfi OF LOT 4 CREBAR AND CAP //V PLACE 5,97 ,fay L.S. 9/84) POR HOR/Z0N7A4. CONTROL. THE W/71VE55 CORNER P/PES .-04//V O ON THE N{k/ L/NE OP LOT / A/V,O THE 5E L//VE OF 4-07-.3 WERE THEN P/TTE,O To THE RECORD- /T SHOULD 136 n/oTED THAT F/SLID C,0Ab0/7/0N.S VARY 5014EvVHA7 FROM RECOR,0. ELEVA7'/O1V5 ARE ,BASE 0 ON ,BRASS CAP ,BENCHMARK SET ,BY USC 15` 05 LOCATED /40' t NE OF 7HE 5LA416H7ER1-/0415E P'✓/4/,OGE. �GE VAT/ON EQUALS 77/C0' A5 SHOWN ON U565 QUAD "ASPEN ". THE 57ANDAR.O PROJEC7 FLOOD WA5 LOCA%E,O OY 4/5/NG INFORMATION O/V PZ-A7E5 5 A/V /J /G OP THE ",'-4.000 PLA/N /NIcORMATiON" 9T(/OY ,By THE ARMY CORPS OF ENG/NEER5, D47E,0 JUKE.) /973. /7 SHOL/L,O /0E NOTED THAT D/SCREPANC/ES EX/5T THE 57UDY AIVD F/EL/J GON,O/T/DNS, AV- JUSTMENTS WERE MA,oE ACGOR/O/N�LY- E.cC ; C4VAI,2/h<sN A�,PE= /Y P/-,4A/�//A/e Id z0N/N6 dm,r, , tx/ /3PG/ZOV�l� �sPE.v C/TV �/lo/•V b�� .('J�',c't77Z M6f/�JrJBN/1<LLL_ M.4/Zy iY1.�iCJ/Jt3N/i.6LC� P o /e ME NOENHA L L. OP LOTS 2 AND 3) P.�LOCK 2 RED ,BUTTE SIJ,f3,0/✓/S/ ON AS/OE N) COG. O R A /00 / 0Y GERARO H. PE5M41V A650C/A7-4E0 W/TN SURVEY E/VG//VEERS INC. P. 0. ,60X 250G >IMI=B. t ASPEN) COLORA,00 8/G/2 IN 0 7734.v_ qyL�� ✓OB NO. /.i307 N 5CAI-6 /" = 20' '° �P NORTH CDR. L0T 4 "\FOUNO 6RA55 CAP SECT/ON CORNS R C ERT'/-`/CA T/ON THE L/N,06A5/51,lE0 0065 HEREP✓y CEfZT/FY THAT 7-1415 SURVEY WAS F/EL/J SURVEyE,O DURING NO ✓EMBER , /983 ON THE GRO/JN.O OF THE PROPERTY LEGALLY OESGR/c9Ep HEREON, AND 16 CORRECT ,BASED ON THE P/ELO EV/,OENCE 51--104VN ON TH/5 PLAT AS-OZ//VO, ANO THAT THERE ARE NO 0/5C1TE1-A1VC/E5, C0NFL/C7-5, 5HORTAC�E5 //,/ AREA, 00/JNOARY L/NE C01VFL/C7-5, ENGROACHMENTS� OVERLAPPING OF IMPROVEMENTS, EASEMENTS OR RIC7HT5 OF WAS' //V R/ELO L G EV/,OENCE OR fSNOkVN TO ME, EXCEPT AS HEREON .5HOvVN• /JNOERGRolJNO L/TIL/T/E5 `V/TH NO V/S/iJLE Af3OVEc-7ROZIN0 VALVE P✓OXE5 OR MANHOLES, AND ,OOC/JMENT5 OP REGOR,O NOT 5L/P- PLIE,O TO THE SlJRVEYOR ARE EXGEf'TED. DATED 7-H/5 /gam ,OAY OF Gov, , 198J pIST GERARO H. PESMAN { Y `:� u.t� R6611STEREO P• E. A/JO L.S. 237G } M .mweiWAR LEGEND A N0 IVOTE5 N • POUMO NO. 5 REGAR IN/CAP A5 NOTE,O OR sj- MONUMENT A5 NOTE,O 0 O 5ET NO. 5 IT60A/4 W/GAP "PESMAN 237G" ✓ + 5E7' OR11<E OR PK NA/L - SURVEY CONTROL bC �s' // Qf POWER POLE C�1! ❑ UT/L/TY BOX 5EWER MANHOLE 9� c tiL� (9 W4 TER VALVE rPe NCB L/NE CALL-5 /N C ARE 11;?EC0R4) ,FROM 5U.5- �� .O/VI5/01V PLAT AS RECOR/JED //V DITCH �o .BOOK 2 A AT PAGE 28B . .041E TO A LACK OF GOO.O CONTROL MONO - O ��7;•, 4 �/ % MENT5 , 1.07-5 2 ANA 3 WERE E57-A451-/SHED BY CALCULAT//VG THE R6COITC LOTS FOR CA56O ON 7HE 51-143,0/V/5/0Iv PLAT AND 05//V6 THE AIORTH CORNER OF ►T y� a �'"oq �� / ., \` LOT 4 (KEBAB ANO CAP /N PLACE 547 6 Cl?/ " tib L.S. 9/84) FOR HORIZONTAL CONTROL. 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