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Home My WebLink Aboutcoa.lu.sr.Wienerstube.06A-85r 0Â« bowi '46, (Outdoor Dining) 9 a.,9 FU 6 40 ~ 4-1 ~ k. 4 S R f . .. CASELOAD SUMMARY SHEET City of Aspen 3 DATE RECEIVED:~-6-185- 1 CAS E NO. 00064.65 DATE RECEIVED COMPLETE: 4\CO\95 STAFF: PROJ ECT NAME: \Ul â‚¬ J â‚¬(5(1106 - Ounoof 1) WNG - 6 â„¢11 AL 'Pakeu ) APPL ICANT: 91 berr 14 (44 ('DrA ) Applicant Address/Phone: â‚¬741, ~*040 El WA -42.5-144- REPRESENTATIVE: Representative Address/Phone: Type of Application: I. GMP/SUBDIV ISION/PUD (4 step) Conceptual Submission ($2,730.00) Preliminary Plat ($1,640.00) Final Plat ($ 820.00) II. SUBDIV ISION/PUD (4 step) Conceptual Submission ($1,900.00) Preliminary Plat ($1,220.00) Final Plat ($ 820.00) III. EXCEPMON/EXEMPTION/REZ ONING (2 step) ($1,490.00) ~ IV. SPECIAL REVIEW (1 step) C $ 680.00) Special Review Use Determination --K- Conditional Use E><9 A#S< 0- Other: 02 cc MEETING DATE: PUBLIC HEARING : ~ NO DATE REFERRED: 7//0/ 3- 5- IN IT IALS: V REFERRALS: ~/ City Atty Aspen Consol. S.D. School District 4 City Engineer Mtn. Bell Rocky Mtn. Nat. Gas Housing Dir. Parks Dept. __ State Hwy Dept (Glenwd) Aspen Water Holy Cross Electric State Hwy Dept (Gr. Jtn) City Electric Fire Marshall v~Bldg: Zoning/Inspectn Envir. Hlth. Fire Chief Oth er: FINAL ROUTING: DATE ROUTED: 414. IN IT IAL: 45 0. City Atty - City Engineer V Building Dept. Oth er: Other: FILE STATUS AND LOCATION: 12 00~ CAd- PÂ« -f//A~ A-.~ ~tutÂ» ,~k DISPOSITION: l~~ev i 4, e d by : ~spe~.~ s~29\5-5- City Council~ RE-_.*%2=%- Ols v__1151__96444<_SÂ»\ c + 4 l 0 N ~ AA k Le . -----=/4-$%1:-_Xel_i_-_-_____ r-------6.1-4/l ~Â·-,1 40 - 1-,4 1 ____-_____-_.2111Â£JL,"-1 -9 -.4- -fi ~~~---1_~11-2121Â» A--6 QU e. /8 - __2.1311-ilut ELL Â¢'74 L E C L 1Eul- U te #te_:cÂ·A-,CS.c Â· -90.-49- 0 4- 9 At. Reviewed By: Aspen PLZ City Council .. MEMORANDUM To: Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission 220 71Â· glan Richman. Plannine Office RE: Wienerstube Conditional Use - Outdoor Dining DATE: rav 21. 1985 APPLICANT 'S REQUEST The annlicant.. Carinthiar Inc., 0/b/a The Fienerstube Restaurant. . requests approval to amend their conditional use permit to provide outdoor dining service in a proposed 950 to 1000 square foot ratio area during the summer months. PAS approved a conditional use permit for the Hienerstube to relocate to 307 South Spring Street (the Old Post Office Building) located in the C-1 zone district. on December 4- 1984. The applicant also received a GNP exemption to add 500 square feet of space to the building. principally to provide for a covered entrance area on Hyman Avenue and to provide a roof for tlie cooler at the rear of the buildino. PLANNING OFFICE REVIEW This proposal should be reviewed according to the conditional use â€¢-Â·in- criteria of the Code. speciticallv, Stection 24-3.3 (b) stating Lli C. L. the Commission should determine whether tne proposed use: 1. Meets all zoning Code requirements. 2. Is consistent with the intent of the zone. and n 1 I O .3 0 Is designee to be nomnatic,ie with surroupdinc u.ou... 0. - The apnlication should also be reviewed as a special review request for a commerical restaurant in required open space as per Section 24- 3.7 (d) (8) since the area in question significantly reduces the open ~ space on the nronertv. The Commission should be aware. hot*zever, that -4 1 this building was originally constructed in the 1960~s. prior to the imrosition of an open space requirement in this district, and that my - crude calculations indicate a reduction to about 30% open space OIl the site, still above the 2.7.% required in the zone. I believe a detailed calculation of this value by the zoning official may result in a value below 255. and therefore recommend that you undertake the special review to cover all possible outcomes. The proposed dinine area is loc ted on the norinern and western edges of the property wrapping around the Human Avenue side of the building onto the side used for parking. As the site plan (which will be available at vour mee r i r /1 uen onstrates, c i.1 U area does not intrude upon either the sidewalk or the parking area. Instead, it is to be slichtly stepped un from grade. with a fence. hedges and planter to -6 - delineate its ex-tent. and a ner,corary awning for covering. The Planning Office finds that the PEZ should consider the following issues in its review: 1. The anplicant repr esents th at at their Arior location the .. outdoor space, intended for about Gu guests. normally operated in-lieu-of use of the indoor space during the , s ll~3Ifl eli months. The applicant, therefore, anticipates no 2 L dditional in.1 pac" s cs a result of this space, including rio additional staff to be hired nor added parking to be provided; beyond the 1.0 off-street spaces already offered. The anplicant proposes to construct a protected wind-brieak 6. in the delivery arear covering an additional 85 square feet .. of floor area. Since the applicant has already used the full 500 3-uare foot growth management exemption available to any commercial. building, it ic renÂ·resented that the overhangs on the south and east sides of the building will be eliminated to conicersate for any possible FAR increase. During a site visit, I found that these overhangs ha 6 1 already been eliminated to make room for the new addition Droposed herein. - 6 3. The Planning Commission has already found the proposed restaurant use to be consistent with the intent of the C-1 zoner which is for uses not primarily oriented toward the tourist population. The Planning Office finds the outdoor dining use to be similarly consistent with this intent as it will serve the many local patrons of the restaurant in this neighborhood and throughout the town. Ve also do not find that the use "derogates the purposes of the open space requirement" (Section 24.3 . / ./1/ (8) ) since it makes the 7 /.1 ) area around the building more usable and will enhance the attractiveness of the site due to the patio's design. - 4. The only issues which shoula con c:ern the Planning Commission as to compatibility with neighbors are those of potential noise and or odors from the outdoor operation. S i nce Conditional use is a public hearing, these guestions can best be answered bv comments from neighbors who attend the meeting. However, we have received one written comment, from long-time neighbor Patricia Moore, enthusiastically supporting the proposal. 5. The Engineering Department has looked at the proposed design and found that it does not adversely affect the sidewalk or parking area and that the loading clock continues to meet Code requirements for service areas. Their review, and that of other referral agencies. has resulted in no additional concerns for you to address. PLANNING OFFICE RECOMMENDATION The Planning Offj.ce recommends that you grant conditional use approval and special review approval for the r.Tienerstube to operate an outdoor dining area of about 950 to 1000 sq. ft. in the location proposed subject to the applicant complying with the FAR limitations previously placed on the building which limits the cumulative addition to the entire builcing to no more than 500 square feet. -2- .. CHARLES CUNNIFFE & ASSOCIATES/ARCHITECTS P.O. BOX 3534, ASPEN, COLORADO 81612 TELEPHONE 303/925-5590 CHARLES L. CUNNIFFE, A.I.A. May 15, 1985 Mr. Alan Richman City of Aspen Planning Department 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Dear Alan: It was good to meet you the other day. The following is a list of areas for the Wienerstube Restaurant and the Old Post Office Building as you requested. BUILDING AND SITE AREAS: Original Building: 5175Â·60 s.f. @ footprint New Covered Area: 168.56 s.f. New Cooler Area: 192.0 s.f. New Delivery Area: 114.0 s.f. Total New Area: 474.56 s.f. Ground Floor Total New Area: 140.0 s.f. Second Floor Total Area of Site: 12,000 s.f. = TOTAL 52% OPEN Total Area of Building: 5,790.16 s.f. = SPACE Proposed Outdoor Dining: 950.0 s.f. = 44% TOTAL OPEN SPACE If there are any questions please feel free to call. Sincerely, Â»50 - QAA.9 ".LA Ca-,-(/Â«lb 0790 S - 9- Â· Charles L. Cunniffe CLC/jb JÂ»a.5 r.l ~.1 K 40 44L % 0 41000-1 \40 -2195\DO 3 40 (0 4- 0 J -95910 03,5,0 3 30}Â©10 flo 0 0 .. A MAY- 61985 MEIIORANDUII Janet Raczak, Planning Office Â«/1 From: Elyse Elliott, Engineering Office K Re: Weinerstube Outdoor Dining Conditional Use Review Date: May 2, 1985 This department has reviewed the above application and made a site inspection and has no problems with it. ASPEN~PITKIN F~GIONAL BUILDINI~ DEPARTMENT limm Â© m 09 IN IN MEMORANDUM 1\)Up -- '1 =~ APR 2 5 1903 1 TO: Janet Raczak, Planning i.9 W. FROM: Patsy Newbury, Zoning Official DATE: April 23, 1985 RE: Wienerstube Outdoor Dining Conditional Use Review Case No. 006A-85 1. The proposed outdoor eating area along Hyman Avenue takes out about 40' of sidewalk. I think that is pretty ridiculous. 2. The building is presently at maximum for allowable floor area allowed under previous review. 3. The new awning already appears to encroach the sidewalk - Do they have an encroachment license? 4. The proposed eating area would also require an encroachment license. 5. Information received does not show lot lines so the rear dining area may also encroach into adj acent property. PN/ar offices: mail address: 110 East Hallam Street 506 East Main Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 303/925-5973 Aspen, Colorado 81611 .. -QTY Qu#ASPEN ~~~ 130 fouth galena~~~treet ~A<~ APR 23Ill ~~~~ aspÂ¢*~folorado 81611 403-91512020 M Vip - 4 Ehz=ZEzzl MEMORANDUÂ¥* TO: Janet Raczak, Pla~Pg ~ffice FROM: Barry D. Edwards~ DATE: April 22, 1985 0 RE: Wienerstube Outdoor Dining Conditional Use Review Case No. 006A-85 We have reviewed the application of March 6, and its addendum of March 10, 1985, together with the drawing of the proposed use dated March 5, 1985 enclosed with the application. The City Attorney's office is informed of the application, and has no comment at this time. We will be present, of course, at the planning and zoning commission meeting on May 21. . 0 PUBLI C NOTI CE RE: Wienerstube Outdoor Dining Conditional Use Review NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on May 21, 1985, at a meeting to begin at 5:00 P. M., before the Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission, to consider an application submitted by Carinthia, Inc., d/b/a Wienerstube Restaurant, requesting conditional use approval f or tl)e r,reicitinn of a patin dining aree DI the C-1 :,orn- Mi = 1 : itt.. The Wienerstube Restaurant is moving to the Old Post Office building on Spring Street and Hyman Avenue. The Wienerstube is requesting conditional use approval for patio dining at their new location, 633 E. Hyman, Aspen, Colorado. For further information, contact the Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office, 130 S. Galena, Aspen, CO 81611 (3030) 925-2020, ext. 225. s/Perry Harvey Chairman, Aspen Planning_ - and Zoning Commission Published in the Aspen Times on April 18, 1985. City of Aspen Account. . . -G [i Â© INO w [2 (tal PATRICIA MOORE 610 East Hyman Avenue â€¢ Aspen, Colorado 81611 â€¢ Phone 303 925-3523 APR 1 51985 Ai DATE 4-12-85 TO COIette Penne, P&Z, Aspen SUBJECT As the Wiener Stube is moving across the street from where I have lived and worked since June 1964, 1 feel I *lould extend an enthusiastic welcome. I have been an admirer -f both Mr Mayritsch and Nr Schoeff ler for the many years they have been in the restaurent business in Aspen. I have found their garders an insoiration and have consulted with K'r Schoeff l or from t ime to time about mine. hooe they will cio extensive gardens in their new location and that there Will be massive ourntities of room for tables fir outdoor dining. Everything these gentlemen have done in the nast has been im,eccable and 1 am sure they will carry through in the same manner in their new location. Congratulations to the 600 btod< of East Hyman for having captured such solendid neighbors. 1 Patri ci a Moore Form ML 8-N72 Â©The Drawing Board Inc . Box 505, Dallas. Texas I , CERTIFICATE OF MAILING I hereby certify that on this ~E~. day of u..~(2.,K)/~4~_--- 198_6~ a true and correct copy of the attached Notice of Public Hearing was deposited in the United States mail, first-class postage prepaid, to the adj acent property owners as indicated on the attached list of adjacent property owners which was supplied to the Plannaing Office by the applicant in regard to the case named on the public notice. \ Nancy /Crelli ~ r:VY/COUNTÂ¥ PCANN,NS OFFICE 130 6 ..-NA 5-9=--- LON 82 2C13PRN1 04/13/85. -3-- ASPEN. COLORADO Still r - C -7 RETURN TO SENDER NO FORWARDING ORDER ON FIU f 1 3Â·i UNABLE TO FORWARD r-OÂ»-Fs r, Â· 3 -- 44 0 4/ C r- Gerald P. & Patricia D. Long Â»1 17.1 Box 1282 Aspen, CO 81612 449 I ... --*- C V 1%11) APR 18 ------ : n,=,f . -- CITY/COUN-V PLANNIN# GEEICE-- 4 n ; â‚¬0322 - 4. 2 -3.,- ?k. ... 1- 4 - f , .1 ASPEN, COLOr<AL)C]2~'1811 ALÂ· 33'80: - Mike' Fitz/gerald Â«520 E..Durant-Averiue, #204 ' Aspen, C<1,4/8,1;611 -dp if r .- iâ‚¬/3... 'i;r. -0 . 0 A AM Â· .LIt) - . -0 - - CITY/CODN'ri Exim-N@ EFFiEW FLE 20 0113PRN1 04/13/85 130 COX 20 011)PRN.J. 04/13/Et':i < ASPEN. C..1 - 6 81811 NE RETURN TO SENDER NO FORWARDING ORDER ON FIt...Lf,22 -2 Â·6 3 . i: UNABLE TO FORWARD ' 620 Hyman Associates Donald J. Fleisher/James Cox 620 E. Hyman Avenue Aspen, CO 81611 RE: Carinthia, Inc. - Application for â€¢letio Use, C-1 Distril/ BLOCK 100.CITY AND TOWNSITE OF ASPEN S15 of LOTS A.B & C LOTS 11 - I . GERALD P. & PATRICIA D. V, W. R . WALTON Box 1282 Box 665 Aspen, Colorado 81612 . Aspen, Colorado 81612 Nli of LOTS A, B & C I.OT S K -L M & B CODIF ' ~-v : t.'r, 2 u' Tc A.â€¢- , A Colorado Partnership .. 6 GOODRICH H. TAYLOR Box 1709 602 East Hyman- Avenue Aspen, Colorado 81612 Aspen, Cclor=do 81611 LOTS D&E LOT M LEMOS, LENDS, CUTTS & LENDS 2,1 FR ICIA MOORE Boris M. & Dora L. Lemos U:) * 610 East Hyman Averue send to: Donald M. & Jeannie M. Lemos (1Â£) Aspen, Colorado 81611 Box 321 James A. 6 Karen D. Cutts (t) LOTS N-0 - Aspen Barbara S. Lemos (10) 81612 FORNGULF, LTD., c/o Martin Flu*~ 6635 De Longre Avenue 616 East Hyman Avenue, Aspen, 81611 Hollywood, California 90028 LOTS P-Q 620 HYMAN ASSOCIATES, A Colorado Joint LOTS F-I Venture Composed of: MOUNTAIN STATES COMMUNICATIONS Donald J. Fleisher (1/6) George A. Vicenzi & Martin Plug James Cox (5/6) 6 Craig Rowley 620 East 1Iyman Avenue Box 2238 Aspen, Colorado 81611 Aspen, Colorado 81612 LOTS.R-S LOTS K-M (Northerly Portion) Jack S. Crandall (15) 6 GESI::E CRANDALL (t) J. MARTIN CERISE (6) & ROBERT L. Box 1066 KOPP & CO. (15) Box 100 Aspen, Colorado 81612 Aspen, Colorado 81612 **See Reverse Side LOTS P-S BLOCK 101, CITY AND TOI.'NSITE 07 ASPEN CHATEAU ASPEN CONDOMINIUMS - 22 *vnits ALL , Chateau Aspen Condo Association ASPEN SQUARE CONDOS - 105 units 731 East Durant Avenue .. Aspen Square Condo Association Aspen, Colorado 81611 617 E. Cooper Avenue Aspen, Colorado 81611 BLOCK 99, CITY AND TOWNSITE OF ASPEN LOTS A-B BLOCK 96, CITY AND TOWNSITE OF ASPEN GARY G. & LESLIE J. TROYER 4 . E 5' of LOT G & ALL OF LOT H 601 E. Hopkins Ave. STEIN ERIKSEN Aspen, Colorado 81612 Box 1245 LOT C - Aspen, Colorado 81612 GERALD G. TROYER LOTS Q, R&S 601 E. Hopkins Ave. AJAX MOUNTAIN ASSOCIATES, LTD. Aspen, Colorado 81611 c/o Stephen J. Marcus LOTS D-E Box 1709 LESLIE JEAN SMITH Aspen, Colorado 81612 601 E. Hopkins Ave. Aspen, Colorado 81612 BLOCK 95, CITY AND TOWNSITE OF ASPEN LOTS F-G . LOTS G, H &I ANN E. C 11APMAN DIKRAN DINGILIAN, A.S. Box 3150 160 West 225th Street Aspen , Colorado New York City, New York 10463 .. I LOCK 100, CITY AND TOWNSITE OF ASPEN LOrS K-M (Southerly Portion) LOIS N&0 TEXACO CORP. P.O. Box 320 (Jasper, WY 82602 .. BLOCK 93 CONTINVED E 215' OF LOT Q & ALL OF R & S C.A. MUER CORP . 1548 Porter Street Detroit, Michigan 48216 BLOCK 104, CITY AND TOWNSITE CE ASPFN LOTS A&B JAMES W. HAMMOND, JR. and MAX WILLIAMS Suite 200, 16800 Dallas Parkway Dallas, Texas 75248 LOTS C&D EDGE OF AJAX CONDOMINIUMS Unit 1 - Mike Fitzgerald 520 East Durant Avenue, #204 Aspen, Colorado 81611 Unit 2 - Thomas F. Kane 39 Prospector Hill Avenue Summit, New Jersey 07901 Units 3,4,5 - Edge of Ajax, Inc. Box 2202 Aspen, Colorado 81612 LOTS K, L, M&N LEO A. ROWLAND c/o Dennis R. Lucas 2907 Hill Avenue Grand Junction, Colorado 81504 ------ BLOCK 105, CITY AND TOWNSITE OF ASPEN LOTS A, B, C&D HANNAH DUSTIN BUILDING ASSOCIATES Box 2238 Aspen, Colorado 81612 LOTS E, F, G, H&I ELAINE KRAUT 18145 Colline Vue Boulevard Brookfield, Wisconsin 53220 LOTS K, L, M, N&0 BELL MOUNTAIN LODGE, INC. Box 328 Aspen, Colorado 81612 .. MEMORANDUM TO: l/City Attorney Ci/y Engineer ~ilding: Zoning Enforcement Officer FROM: Janet Raczak, Planning Office RE: Wienerstube Outdoor Dining Conditional Use Review Case No. 006A-85 DATE: April 10, 1985 Attached for your review is an application submitted by Albert Kern on behalf of the Carinthia, Inc., d/b/a The Wienerstube Restaurant requesting Conditional Use approval for the operation of a pacio dinir g area in the C-1 zone district. The Wienerstube Restaurant is currently moving to the Old Post Office building on Spring Street and is requesting this approval for patio dining at that location. - Please review this material and return your referral comments to the Planning Office no later than May 7, 1985, in order for this office to have adequate time to prepare for its presentation before P&Z at a publ ic hearing on May 21st. Thank you. .. ALBERT KERN ~L ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW 480 E. HYMAN STREET ~654 ASPEN, COLORADO 81611 TELEPHONE (303) 925-7411 April 10, 1985 City of Aspen Planning & Zoning Department 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Attention: Ms. Colette Penne RE: Addendum to Application for Patio Use Approval - C-1 District Weinerstube Restaurant Dear Colette: You have requested an addendum to the application filed by Carinthia, Inc. on March 6, 1985 with regard to the basis for support of the additional outside restaurant seating. On December 4, 1984, the Planning & Zoning Commission granted conditional use approval for the Weinerstube Restau- rant to be located in the C-1 District, anticipating interior use for approximately 100 people. The previous lessee of the space, Sumo's, was granted conditional use approval for its restaurant seating approximately 168 people. It is the in- tention of Carinthia, Inc. to provide patio seating for ap- proximately 60 people during the summer months, which would be in lieu of interior seating. Based on many years of pre- vious experience at its present location, the use of the patio seating is normally substituted for interior use during the warmer weather season and thus will not create an in- creased pressure in the neighborhood. It is further antici- pated that no additional automobile traffic will be created by the use of the patio space because of the restricted use of the interior space during those times in which the patio will be open. It is felt that the patio will be an attractive addition to the old post office building similar to the Weiner- stube's present patio. iiICECiE I .. City of Aspen Planning & Zoning Department Page Two April 10, 1985 With regard to the Applicant's desire to construct a wind-break in the delivery area of the new restaurant, I am now advised that there will be no increase in the square footage under growth management in that the building over- hangs on the south and east sides of the building will be eliminated to the extent that there will be no additional square footage increase. Yours very truly, ri//4 / / /.P/t/*,1,. 91,1,u__~ Albert Kern AK/mc CC: Carinthia, Inc. .. ALBERT KERN ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW 480 E. HYMAN STREET ASPEN, COLORADO 81611 TELEPHONE (809) 925-7411 March 6, 1985 City of Aspen Planning & Zoning Department 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Attention: Ms. Collette Penne RE: Application for Patio Use Approval C-1 District - Wienerstube Restaurant Dear Collette: This is an application by Carinthia, Inc., d/b/a The Wienerstube Restaurant for conditional use approval under the Aspen Municipal Code. The Wienerstube previously has received approval to operate a restaurant in the C-1 Dis- trict in a portion of the old Post Office building utilizing approximately 3,500 square feet. The Applicant desires to provide outdoor service in the patio area (see plans attached hereto) during the summer months, weather permitting. The patio will contain 18 tables with 60 seats on the north and west sides of the restaurant which will be enclosed by a wrought iron fence and hedges. There will also be planting areas in the northeast and north- west corners of the patio. The total patio area will consist of 950 square feet, of which 169 square feet is presently under the existing building eaves leaving a net area of 781 square feet. In addition, the Applicant desires to erect a new temporary awn- ing, for use during the summer months, connected to the build- ing for coverage of approximately 1/2 the patio area. The awn- ing will be 404 square feet and will cover a net area of 327 square feet of the proposed patio after deducting the present building overhang. The patio service will be similar to the Wienerstube's present operation and will serve some of its customers during the warmer days in Spring and Summer. This area will be at- tractively fenced and hedged along its perimeters and will be .. City of Aspen Planning & Zoning Department Page Two March 6, 1985 an attractive seasonal addition to the restaurant operation. Additionally, the Applicant desires to construct a pro- tected wind-break in the delivery area located in the south- west corner of the building. The wind-break will cover a total gross area of 125 square feet but will only add a net coverage of 85 square feet after deducting the present over- hang of 40 square feet. This additional wind-break is neces- sary for the protection of the delivery entrance from the elements. It will be constructed in keeping with the build- ing's design. It is believed that the proposed additional use for the restaurant is compatible with other restaurant uses in the sur- rounding area and will not create deleterious consequences to the neighborhood. Yours very trply, IA . A / -83 ' K..Â»>t.,v -71 Â£- Albert Kerd AK/mc limr:Eilwlimlilliwllill 2 4 /Ette 1,4 u .. L 91 .4 .59,0.0 '4>EN/P, 4 I ' CUNNIFFE, ALA ~SPEN. CO. 81617 '925-5Â§90 SURVEY 1 CK 100 H,1 ' a ASSOC.. INC \GE Â· COLO. 816 3 SCALE : 1" w !004, -- 2 4. ~- SIDEWALK -- SPRING STREET Illeâ€¢'Illâ€¢ 1 14.* I . .. ... . I . .. D- 4 . .. 0 1.-: D ... 0. . .. .. . 0 0 0 . 94' 1 : 0 8 - D- A .. D . ... 0 ... .. 0 0 - . . 0 .1 0 D . 0 . 0 1 0 .:.0 . 0 . 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