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Regular Meeting
Aspen Planning & Zoning
June 14, 1967
Meeting was called to order at 5:05 p.m. with the following present:
Chairman Tom Benton
Francis Whitaker
George Heneghan
Donald Copelin
Councilman Wm. McEachern
Mayor Barnard (absent)
Sam Lum (absent)
BUILDING REVIEW
There was some misunderstanding about continuing building review.
The Board felt that since this is required by Title XI, that it should
be continued. However, Mr. Mahnke would be able to issue building
permits on projects which met all zoning requirements.
Esco - Addition to Office - Commission reviewed the plans and was
advised by Mrs. Gaylord, City Attorney, that since the addition was
office space it would be a conforming use.
Innsbruck Sports Inn - The plans were reviewed. Mr. Mahnke brought to
their attention that they could not allow the type curb cuts as pro-
posed on Highway 82, therefore, that part of the parking would be
eliminated.
Barbara Fasching - Two letters were read expressing the feeling of
a need for the type housing proposed by Mrs. Fasching. One from
Jerry Brown and one from the Aspen Chamber and Visitors Bureau.
Mr. Minor, Mrs. Faschings builder, showed a plan of similar housing
he is doing in Glenwood Springs also a plat showing her proposed
development. Mr. Benton explained the problems with the project
in relation to zoning. Considerable discussion followed.
Motion was made by Mr. Henneghan and seconded by Mr. McEachern that
they get an attorneys opinion on whether or not the separate small
dwelling units can be held in condominium ownership.
Mr. Mahnke pointed out that it would be necessary to re-write the
Subdivision Regulations before this type project could be provided
for.
A motion was made and seconded to correct the minutes of May 31st
as follows: "Chairman Benton asked what was being done about the
landscaping at Wallen Lodge No. 2 known as Chateau Aspen, which was
doing away with the parking spaces.
Mr. Mahnke said that until noon today he was not aware of any land-
scaping only of gravel being hauled in perhaps to surface their
parking areas. However, he saw them planting trees etc. this p.m.
and would stop the operation in the morning."
All in favor, motion carried.
Mr. Whitaker made a report on the Wallen Lodge 112 "Chateau Aspen",
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Regular Meeting, P & Z, June 14, 1967, continued.
pointing out that the parking spaces had been destroyed by landscaping.
Mr. Mahnke reported that they have been stopped cut no legal action
can be taken until Mr. Wallen returns from Europe. Mr. Whitaker would
like the report incorporated in the minutes and that Mr. Mahnke take
action as soon as possible to restore the parking.
Report on Chateau Aspen
Plans for Chateau Aspen wer approved on June 14, 1966
building Permit No. 1080 was issued on
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The approved plans showed 22 parking spaces, 12 along the alley, four
along Cooper Street, and six in the court facing Cooper Street.
Recent construction and landscaping have rendered 11 of these spaces
unusable. Space No. 12 on the alley has been covered by an enclosed
structure, not shown on the approved plans. Spaces 13, 14, 15, 16
17 and 18 have been covered by walkways and planting, spaces 19, 20,
21 and 22 have been covered by trees.
Instead of the 22 spaces required, there are now only 11.
Action on the C-lA Zoning was tabled until next meeting.
Mr. Mahnke asked if they had discussed the fence ordinance as proposed.
Mr. Whitaker made a motion that a public hearing be called on June 29,
1967. Notice to be published in this weeks paper. Seconded by
Councilman McEachern. All in favor, motion carried.
By-laws were discussed - Councilman McEachern has gone over them. He
feels that they need considerable work.
Mr. Benton appointed Mr. McEachern and Mr. Whitaker to go over the by
laws and re-write the portions they felt needed to be re-written.
Mr. Heneghan has been invited by the Pitkin County Planning and Zoning
Commission to act as a representative at their meetings from the City.
The Commission was in favor,
Motion was made and seconded to adjourn at 6:15 p.m. All in favor,
meeting adjourned.
Patsy Newbury, Acting Secretary
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