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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcoa.lu.sr.AVVN Building.1979 (""\ ~ MEMORANDUM TO: Aspen City Council FROM: Jim Reents, Planning Office RE: AVVNA Building Special Review DATE: July 11, 1979 This is a special review application requesting the following: 1. The approval of the FAR bonus to provide additional commercial space and employee housing. 2. The reduction of required parking. The applicant proposes to remodel the existing structure at the corner of Main and Hunter and construct a total of 2,330 square feet of commercial space and a 450 square foot studio for employee housing. With the employee housing bonus, the FAR breaks down as follows: .75 to 1 permitted by right .15 to 1 employee housing bonus .10 to 1 commercial bonus 1 to 1 FAR with bonus 2,250 square feet 450 square feet 80 square feet 2,780 square feet The proposed employee dwelling unit meets the guidelines adopted by the City Council (Studio unit: 400 to 600 square feet). The applicant states that this unit is proposed to house a secretary employed on site. Although no specific information was provided by the applicant as to an income level of this employee, he stated he would live with the income (low, moderate or middle) level for rentals recommended by this office. It is our belief, judging by the income levels of secretaries within Aspen that the low income designation is most appropriate. The Planning and Zoning Commission, in their special review for FAR bonus has found that this project does, in fact, meet the intent of the FAR bonus for employee housing. In addition, they recommend to Council that the rental or sale price guidelines should fall into the low income category. The second special review deals with parking reduction. For employee housing, the Code requires one off-street parking space per bedroom with a deviation from that requirement by review of City Council upon recommendation of the P and Z. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommends elimination of the off-street parking requirement for the employee unit, primarily because of the constraints of the small lot. It is felt in this instance that in the trade off between a parking space and an employee unit, helping the applicant facilitate providing deed restricted employee housing is of greater benefit to the City. 1"""'\ r'\ GOODHEIM AND ROSS REAL ESTATE SERVICES 100 SOUTH SPRING STREET ASPEN. COLORADO 81611 BRIAN L. GOODHEIM.M.B.A., R.M. REALTOR. APPRAISER 1303) 925.1558 NEIL ROSS REAL TOR. INSURANCE BROKER 13031925.2800 July 5, 1979 Mr. Jim Reents Planning Office City of Aspen 130 South Galena Aspen, Colorado 81611 Dear Jim: In your absence Richard Grice of the Planning Office has been most helpful in further clarifying the guidelines for our application for special review before the Planning and Zoning Commission. We would like to amend our initial application as follows: We propose a single structure to encompass 2330 square feet of commercial office space and 450 square feet of employee housing. According to Ricl1.~Xd at our.meeting on Monday July 2nd, this size structure will enable us to use the original parking reduction request of three (3) spaces. Brian shall be representing the partnership at the Planning and Zoning meeting on Tuesday July 10th. Again, thanks to the Planning Office for their help. ~~ Neil Ross ~L Brian L. Goodheim NR:sw cc: Richard Grice Ka ren Smi th I""". 1"". MEMORANDUM TO: Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission FROM: Jim Reents, Planning Office RE: AVVNA Buil di ng DATE: June 26, 1979 This is a special review application requesting the following: 1. The approval of the FAR bonus to provide additional commercial space and employee housing. 2. The reduction of required parking. , The applicant proposes to remodel the existing structure at the corner of Main and Hunter and construct a total of 2550 square feet of commercial space and a 450 square foot studio for employee housing. With the employee housing bonus, the FAR breaks down as follows: .75 to 1 permitted by right .15 to 1 employee housing bonus .10 to 1 commercial bonus 1 to 1 FAR with bonus 2,250 square feet 450 square feet 300 square feet 3,000 square feet The proposed employee dwelling unit meets the guidelines adopted by the City Council (Studio unit: 400 to 600 square feet). The applicant states that this unit is proposed to house a secretary employed on site. Although no specific information was provided by the applicant as to an income level of this employee, he stated he would live with the income (low, moderate or middle) level for rentals recommended by this office. It is our belief, judging by the income levels of secretaries within Aspen that the low income designation is most appropriate. Your finding under the special review for FAR bonus is that this does, in fact, meet the intent of the FAR bonus for employee housing. addition, a recommendation should be made to council as to the rental price guidelines that should be established with regard to this unit. The second special review deals with parking reduction: this in turn is divided into two areas of review, commercial space and employee housing. proj ect In or sale The current Code requires three off-street parking spaces per 1000 square feet of commercial space with a reduction to 1.5 per 1000 square feet by. review of the Planning and Zoning Commission. This would reduce the required parking from eight to four for commercial space. For employee housing, Code requires one off-street parking space per bedroom with a deviation from that requirement by review of City Council upon recommendation of the P and Z. The applicant is requesting a reduction in parking from nine spaces required by Code to three spaces. You have the authority to reduce parking on the commercial space to four spaces and to recommend to Council a reduction of required parking for employee housing. The applicant has stated that the restrictions of the non-conforming lot (3,000 square feet where 6,000 squart feet minimum is required in the "0" Office zone) allow only three spaces provided on site. The Planning Office recommends the reduction of parking for commercial space from eight spaces to four with the understanding that any further reduction in required parking for commercial space can only be granted by the Board of Adjustment. In addition, because of the restrictions of a small site, the Planning Office recommends reduction (elimination) of the off-street parking requirement for the employee unit. It is felt in this instance that in the trade off between a parking space and an employee unit, helping the applicant facilitate providing deed restricted employee housing is of greater benefit to the City. ~ ~, GOODHEIM AND ROSS REAL ESTATE SERVICES 100 SOUTH SPRING STREET ASPEN, COLORADO 81611 BRIAN L, GOOOHEIM, M.B.A., R.M. REALTOR, APPRAISER 13031925-1558 NEIL ROSS REAL TOR, INSURANCE BROKER 13031925-2800 May 30, 1979 r~r. Jim Reents Planning Office Ci ty of Aspen 130 South Galena Aspen, Colorado 81611 RE: 100 South Spring Street, Aspen, Colorado--Special Review Dear Jim: Both Brian and I appreciate you and Ron taking your time yesterday to offer us the guidelines necessary for filing for special review on the above mentioned property, Please accept this written correspondence as a formal application from Brian and myself for special review on 100 South Spring Street as foll ows: 1) Approval of the FAR bonus for employee housing in the "0" Office District. We propose a project(a single structure) to include 2550 square feet of commercial office space and 450 square feet of employee housing(which is within the FAR guidelines per our discussion Tuesday). The employee housing unit shall be designated whatever category(low, moderate or middle) the Planning Office reccommends. 2) Approval of parking reduction for the above office space and re- stricted unit to a total of three (3) spaces, We would hope to have you submit this for hearing before the Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission on the Agenda of Tuesday, June 5, 1979. Please contact Brian or me with any questions you have or with a request for additional information, if needed. I want to thank you, Ron and the Planning office for your continued assistance. Cordially yours, 2~ ~, Neil Ross Brian L. Goodheim NR:lb cc: Ron Stock Ka ren Smith .. ;,~,.;"",:.. ."... -- ;".. GOODHEIM AND ROSS REAL ESTATE SERVICES 100S0UTH SPRING STREET ASPEN. COLORADO 81611 BRIAN L. GOODHEIM. M.B.A., R.M. REALTOR. APPRAISER 13031 925- 1 558 Apri 1 30, 1979 NEIL ROSS REAL TOR. INSURANCE BROKER 13031 925-2800 MEr~ORANDUM From:Brian GOOdheim~ Nei 1 Ross w... City of Aspen Planning Office Attn: Carla 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Dear Carla: As requested, we have researched the adjoining property ownership for our pending application for a PMH unit on Lot A Block 28 East Aspen Addition. " The aqjoining property owners are located on Exhibit A (attached) and are as follows: Property 1: Property 2: Pr0perty 3: Property 4: Concept 600 Condominium Association c/o VILCOR 555 North Mill Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Estate of Arthur Mikkelsen c/o Box 3132 Aspen, Colorado 81611 Spring Street Associates, 117 South Spring Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Spring Street Commercial Associates, A General Partnership 117 South Spring Street (c/o Scott and c/o Mel Seidl Aspen. Colorado 81611 A General Partnership (c/o Scott) Property 5: Aspen Main Condominium Association c/o Ms. Mary Bosley 709 East Main Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Property 6: Property 7: Mr. Theodore L. and Ruth L. Mularz Box 166 Aspen, Colorado 81611 Michael Otte and Richard Sherri f Box 11299 Aspen, Colorado 81611 If we may be of further assistance, or provide additional information, please con- tact us at 925-1558 or 925-2800. I /xr r, .~ conqepE 600 .._.--Condominium. . .,~._,~ ,',,~. CD I Single: __ ."_ .-F.amicly.~.__. Residedce @ -East Street:- South spririg , ~coridorr~ini;Urn, ., ---.-i-----<~)-~-._- ! Office 13uild:[>rig @ . Subject .. ,A5,pe,,: S-b 1 Ma,1.n , " . _ ~l e_i..__ ---"---cCdndo\nirii.uni----.J...--"-~-~-_L_. Locatin@ , -a111ey- '-alley- '1 !- _.......:.._-_.;........- --sJ:^il-gTii ---- E:amily , Residenice & Offices . ' . -~"-----~_"---_"__"_";-""-'-'-'----'-. '--'---i:Ji"fic"'-" ---;--.-. \ ,', . B ui:lding : @' (j) ___l._______~~."__"__:..____~____.;____....__.,"__,_~_L__. ---.~--_.._."--'-,.-~-_.._-- , --~-;-_..-..- , . ,.. ". " , __J_______Su_rto_undlOg ~a.nd:'Use-~_-~L--_-'---'-=L-----~--.l-- 1 'N '-.irl.b rh 'd Ma ! . '. ".. "",el..IQ , . 00 ,-" - ,P-i '.J" . , E:xhibtf A ' , ' ~-. i-- . , . : .', i' . ._---_._._~.-.-._'"_................-'-_.<_.,--~.,--..,.-----~._-, 1"""\ A ~ .. $RAOf.'ORO i>>USLI.SH!!\lCCO.,Ol':::NV.CR RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission, JulZ 10, 1979,_.?:00 PM, City Council Chambers, page 1 The Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission held a continued meeting from July 2, 1979 on July 10, 1979, in the City Council Chambers, at 5:00 PM. The members present were Olaf Hedstrom, Welton Anderson, Perry Harvey, Roger Hunt, and Lee Pardee. Staff representatives were Karen Smith and Richard Grice. AVVNA' Richard Grice was present to discuss the AWNA, in which he explained it stood for Aspen Valley Visiting Nurses Association. Anderson stepped out from thediscussion_. Grice stated that the application came from Brian Goodheim and Neil Ross. They are requesting special review approval for the FAR bonus to provide additionalcomrnercial space, employee housing, and a reduction of requirel parking. Grice stated that the application has changed slightly by reducing the total commercial space that they are requesting and the tota: strucutre space they are requesting to 2330 square feet. , Grice stated that the code allows .75 to 1 commercial space be right in the zone. A bonus of .10 commercial space Provided that they construct .15 in employee housing. He stated that.the .75 to 1 permitted by right stays at 2250. The .15 to 1 stays at 4.50. However, the bonus and commercial space they are how requesting is only 80 square feet instead of 300 square feet. The reasoning for this is that their lot is 3000 square feet, and they could not get more than 3 spaces in the back of the property. The employee unit is intended to house their secretary. Grice stated that they recommend that the committee's finding should be 2 things; 1. the ,intent of the FAR bonus has baen met and, 2. that they need to.make a recommendation to City Council .asto what price guidelines should be fixed to the low-income guidelines. Harvey asked what the total. square footage was. Grice, replied that it was 2780, and before that it was 3000. Dunnaway asked if it was subject to the GMP. Grice replied that it was not .considering that it, was in the a-Zone District. Grice stated that they are simply asking for less than their .10 . co~~ercial bonus in return for allowing the employee housing unit. In this .,ay, they will only need three parkingc.spaces instead of four. Grice stated that there were two elements in parking. The. first one is that there is parking requirements for three spaces per ,1000 square feet of commercial space. The request is to reduce tp~t number to 1.5 parking spaces per 1000 square feet. The second element is 'that they would like to eliminate the parking space for the employee housing all together. Grice stated that it is the Planning Office's recommendation that they approve the reduction in parking for the conunercial sJ;>ace to 1. 5 spaces per 1000 square feet and that they make a recommendation to City Council that the parking space for the employee hOUSing unit not ,be required. Harvey asked Grice what the original application was. GriCe stated that they asked for 300 square fee,t of conunercial ponus. Hunt felt that most employees have vehicles and considering that trlere will not be a parking space for the employee housing unit; there wil~ be one lesscorrmerqial parking space for the secret?ries' vehicie. Hunt stated that they should not say that the employee housing unit does not need a parking space in which in practicality it does. ;! << KSPN: SHOAF'S RIVER VIEW SUBPIVISION: f"'""\, ,-. Goodheim stated that it really enhances the ability of the employer to attract and keep the employees. Hedstrom asked if it was possible to have four parking spaces. Goodheim stated that it was not because htey only have 30 feet along the alley way. Goodheim noted that they would not encourage any employee parking there at all considering that they would be near everything in toWn. Goodheim stated that it was a PMHunitand that they do not have to provide parking. Their alternative is that they could make that area into 2250 square feet of office. Goodheim noted that this would be easier to finance. Harvey made a motion that they find that the application for the Aspen Valley Visiting NurseS Association Building expansion meets the intent of the tAR bonus, and further recommend to City Council that the rental and sale, price guidelines established for the employee housing unit should be low-income PMH, and further that the off' street parking requirement be reduced for the commercial from the 3 spaces per 1000 square feet of commercial space to 1.5 spaces per 1000 square feet of commercial space, and further recommending the required parking space for the employee housing unit, be waived. Pardee seconded. All in favor, the motion carried. KSPN has withdrawn, their application. Anderson stepped back in for this discussion. Grice stat,ed that this was a preliminary plat stage. for the Shoaf River View Subdivision. This application involves the splitting of a 30,010 square foot parcel in halve in order to create a second single family residence. There is already one ,single family residence in existence, so it is in ,accordance with an exemption listed in the GMP. Whenever there is enough land area for density for double density, and an existing dwelling can be a single dwelling duplex, one can cut off one additional piece of ground which would be restricted to single family use. Even though the R-15 Zone allows duplexes, this parcel will not be able to have the duplex for two, reasons. 1. It would have to go to GMF competition to be ,other than a single,family, and 2. it would never happen anyway because parcelS creat,ed after a number of years ago, you have to have 20,000 square feet in the R-15 Zone. So, considering that this parcel of land would only be 15,000 square feet, it would permanently be a' single family'site. Grice stated that the location will be on Mill Street, just up the hill from Herron Park. This application has been referred to the City Water Department, Sanitation' District, Mountain Bell, Holy Cross Electric, . Canyon Cable, Rocky Mountain Natural Gas, and the Fire Marshall in which all of these have no problems with this application at all. They recolllT1>8nd thecoirunittee's approval. One comment from the Engineering Department in which they recommend that they approve the subdivision subject to the corrections that was present in the packet. Harvey asked about the flood line. Grice stated that the surveyor became confused and that no flood line exists. So the Engineering Department would like the flood line corrected on future plats. Grice stated that the building site is poor and that it goes down the hill. So between the cqttonwoods and the strea~margin review, the Engineering Department would like them to rotate the building. Pardee stated that the Engineering D~partment should not tell people where to build or to rotate their building. 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