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Regular Meeting
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RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission
February 6, 1979
The Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission held a regular meeting on February 6,
1979, at 5:00 PM in the City Council Chambers. Members present were Charles
Collins, John Schuhmacher, Nancy McDonnell, Perry Harvey and Olaf Hedstrom.
Also present were Karen Smith and Richard Grice of the Planning Office.
Approval of Minutes
Schuhmacher moved
1979 as amended,
motion approved.
to approve the minutes of January 16,
McDonnell seconded. All in favor,
Bekkendahl
Subdivision
Exemption
Grice introduced the application. He noted that the
zoning is R-15 and showed a map of the area. The appli-
cants are both within the Moderate Income bracket. He
noted that the memo states that Hines has a family and
he does not. The Planning Office recommends approval
with the six month minimum lease restriction since it
complies with the guidelines of Ordinance 39, 1978.
City Attorney Stock recommends approval. City Engin-
eer Ellis recommends approval.
Schuhmacher moved to grant subdivision exemption to the
Bekkendahl condominiumization on the following; that
it will result in an increase in the supply of Low and
Moderate Income housing, that it meets the intents and
purposes of the subdivision regulations and conditioned
on six month minimum lease restriction in accordance with
Ordinance 39, 1978, Harvey seconded. All in favor, motion
approved.
Annexation
Smith noted that P&Z outlined several general principles
regarding annexation and planning and zoning matters:
1) since growth restrictions are an integral part of
both jurisdictions' codes, the more restrictive of either
the City or County codes should apply, 2) annexation should
be limited to urbanized areas and not include areas which
are primarily open and not in need of either of city
services or suitable for imposition of city design stan-
dards, 3) the city should avoid complicated problems and
solutions. She noted that there were members of the audi-
ence that may want to comment on proposed zoning and felt
this discussion should be directed to land use. She wanted
to avoid a case by case barter for zoning. She emphasized
the need for amendments to the Master Plan and began a
discussion and outline of her proposals for these amend-
ments. She presented the Buttermilk and Roaring Fork East
master plans and showed how they were outdated. She
stated that she would bring in the exact drawings for
these updates to the next meeting.
Harvey moved to adjourn the meeting, Schuhmacher seconded.
All in favor, motion approved. Meeting adjourned at 6:45 PM
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Deputy City Clerk