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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.apz.19740822 ~-'-~--~'-~."'-._~"'" RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS tOO Leaves continued Meeting Aspen Plannin g & Zoning August 22, 1974 FORM \0 C. F. 1l0ECKEL B. B. III L. ~o. The meeting was called to order at 12:10 p.m. by Chairman Spencer Schiffer. Janet Landry, Jack Jenkins and Bryan Johnson were in attendance along with City/County Planner John Stanford, City Attorney Sandra Stuller and Assistant Planner Yank Mojo. Vroom Building Conceptual, preliminary & Final Van Horn Subdivision Outlying Development Plan- PUD Presentation Roy Vroom had come before the Commission to present plans for moving his present building located on Main Street next to the First National Bank Building one-half block north to Lot A of the same block. The hardship felt by Mr. Vroom is that he must move this building prior to construction which is scheduled 10 days to 2 weeks from the meeting date. When he had originally applied for Ordinance 19 review, he learned that the docket for review was full and he could not be scheduled. Johnson felt that there is a hardship and that hearing for conceptual, preliminary and final at one meeting was valid. Johnson moved to combine conceptual, preliminary and final stages of Ordinance 19 review. Jenkins seconded. All in favor--motion carried. Mr. Vroom explained that the building that now houses his real estate office would remain intact but would be moved to Lot A of the same block. This was a temporary move but by no means would the temporariness of the move affect the necessary utility set-up. He would be fOllowing the the building code as to the utility requirement. He stated that this office would fill his needs until his new building that fronts on Main was ready. The Planning Department that his referrals were in order and were in favor of approval. Yank Mojo was questioned as to zoning--he stated that the site is now zoned C-l with the proposed being Office/Multifamily. Landry moved to final approval. Motion carried. grant conceptual, preliminary and Jenkins seconded. All in favor. Outlying Development Plans were presented on the Van Horn subdivision to be located near the Roaring Fork River and bordered on the north and east by Riverside Placer and Riverside Subdivision and on the south and west by the Roaring Fork River. The proposed subdivision, consisting of 3.0838 acres of land is across from the ute Cemetary and Children's Park. The plans for subdivision plans are to subdivide land only for the creation of 7 lots. The land will be offered for sale with the owner building his own with his only restriction being that of a covenant between the grantor and grantee. _.._,--.-~""-.- Van Horn Subdivision cont'd The lots vary in size from 6,700 to 9,300 square feet with access by a private drive and parking on the individual lots. The present and proposed zoning will remain the same, R-15. The Common land, 1.054 acres or 30% of the total will be deed to all 7 owners Schiffer questionedwhat type of people that would live there. The developer explained that it would be the type that could afford luxury type homes as they would have to build after they purchased the land. The Planning office was satisfied with the plans as presented. Barnard arrives Johnson moved to approve the ODP-PUD. Jenkins seconded. All in favor. Motion carried. Landry moved that the meeting be adjourned. Jenkins seconded. All in favor, the meeting was adjourned at 12:30 p.m. ~(-ifJ~~1{ Reco ing Secretary "-'